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• Experiment, plan, and conduct an investigation in which all but one variable is controlled.
• Examine how different amounts of force affect the distance an object travels.
• Infer a relationship between force, mass, and distance.

Assignment:  Move a Cube pgs. F104-F105. 

• Experiment, plan, and conduct an investigation in which all but one variable is controlled.
• Examine how different amounts of force affect the distance an object travels.
• Infer a relationship between force, mass, and distance.

Assignment:  Move a Cube pgs. F104-F105. 

• Experiment, plan, and conduct an investigation in which all but one variable is controlled.
• Examine how different amounts of force affect the distance an object travels.
• Infer a relationship between force, mass, and distance.

Assignment:  Move a Cube pgs. F104-F105.  Analyze Lab. 

• Identify a force as a push or a pull.
• Interpret the relationship between mass and inertia.
• State Newton’s laws of motion.
• Understand that forces have both magnitude and direction.
• Understand that gravitation is a mutually attractive force between objects and is a property of all mass.
• Explain the difference between mass and weight.

Assignment:  Newton's Laws foldable.