Friction
Motion/Friction
Motion/Friction/Suprise
Speed, Velocity, Acceleration
Balanced/Unbalanced
Distance/Displacement
100

occurs when one object rolls over a surface

rolling friction

100

motion in a straight line

Translational

100

Given an example of Translational motion 

moving car 

100

any change in velocity; speed or direction

acceleration 

100

equal forces acting on an object in opposite directions

balanced 

200

occurs when one object slides over a surface

sliding friction

200

back and forth motion

Vibrational

200

Give an example of Vibrational motion

guitar string 

200

speed and direction

velocity 

200

unequal forces acting on an object in opposite directions

unbalanced 


300

occurs when two objects are touching but not moving in relation to each other

Static Friction

300

 motion around a central point

Circular

300

Give an example of circular motion

merry go round 

300

the rate at which an object’s position changes

speed 

300

 total length along a path

distance 

400

Give an example of Static Friction

A textbook on a desk

400

a change in position of one object in relation to a fixed object

motion

400

the resistance to motion

friction 

400

Give the formula for speed 

s=d/t

400

gives both the distance and direction of an object’s path from starting point straight to the ending point.

displacement 

500

Give an example of Rolling Friction

A ball rolling on a field 

500

Given an example of Sliding Friction

A kid going down a slide

500

the objects an observer uses to detect motion 

    Ex: Anything that doesn’t move in the flip book

Frame of Reference 

500

Give the formula for velocity 

v=d/t

500

Give an example of distance 

a student walking around a room