Sir Issac Newton introduced us to the Laws of Motion – the idea of how things move. Below are some resources to teach your kids about motion and how it works.
Lessons
- How Stuff Works: Laws of Motion
- How to Teach Newton’s Laws of Motion in Elementary School
- Newton’s First Law | Second Law | Third Law
- Using Toy Cars to Teach Laws of Motion
Worksheets
- Newton’s Three Laws of Motion Window Book (this is an automatic download of the mini book)
- Classroom Ready Worksheets about Newton’s Laws of Motion by PhysicsClassroom
- Newton’s Laws, Force of Motion and Simple Machines Unit Homework by Science with Murf (Gr 8+)
- Motion Worksheet (primary grades)
Videos
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- Bill Nye the Science Guy: Motion
- Newton’s Laws of Forces and Motion
- Newton’s 3 Laws of Motion for Kids: Three Physical Laws of Mechanics for Children- FreeSchool
- Newton’s Laws of Motions for Kids
Experiments & Demonstrations
- Inertia experiments
- Newton’s First Law of Physics Experiments
- Fun Science Activities for Force & Motion
- Speed Racers
- Spinning Eggs
- Egg Drop
Online Games
Books
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Great resources! Thanks for including long live learning.