How the World Works 1
In this unit we researched about...
simple machines
Which simple machine moves a car along?
wheel and axle
A person who has which disability uses a hearing aid?
A person who is deaf.
A person who cannot see is...
blind
Read -ur words.
fur, burn, turn
Which simple machine has a fulcrum?
a lever
What do simple machines do for us? Use the word "work" in your answer.
They make work easier.
What kind of equipment can a person that cannot walk at all use?
wheelchair
A person who cannot hear is...
deaf
Read the -au words.
pause, because, dinosaur
What kind of a simple machine is a ramp?
an inclined plane
wedge
What skill did the lady from Shark Attack have even though she did not have an arm?
She could surf.
A person who cannot speak is ...
Read the -al words.
talk, walk, always
The screw helps keep things together. TRUE or FALSE.
TRUE
Which simple machine is the main one for an elevator?
Which person in Thomas Edison´s life showed him empathy from what we learned?
His mum
What disability did Walt Disney have?
Dyslexia
Read the dolch sight words.
five, found, goes, made, many
The central idea of this unit was...
Forces and movements impact our world.
What kind of simple machine is part of a flag pole?
Pulley
The central idea of this unit was...
Our similarities and differences make us all unique.
What was the name of our first visitor during this unit?
Mr. Luis
Spell the word el for a boy in English.
he