Friction

🤔 Why does a ball rolling down a hill finally come to a stop?

In the winter, why you rub your hands together quickly, you will feel them get warmer?

IT’S FRICTION! 🚵‍♂️

What is friction? Can you think of other examples of friction in your daily life? Let's learn this very real force and see what happens.

Instructions

OBSERVE

• Guiding students to observe this real force around the world.
• Beginning with Video-assisted Learning to help build the background of what is friction.

PARTICIPATE INDIVIDUAL: INDEPENDENT THINKING

• Decide whether shows more friction or less friction.
• Identify where friction is occurring.
• Calculate the resultant force.

PARTICIPATE GROUP: COLLABORATION

• Using Participate mode for group collaboration.
• If the friction is too much, what will happen?
• How is friction good and bad? Examples of high friction and low friction in the world around you.

CRITICAL SELF-REFLECTION THINKING WORKSHEET: FEEDBACK AND NEW APPROACHES

• Draw your mood in this class.
• What you have learned today!
• Which part to the most time to understand?
• What do you need to learn more?

💡 Originals Tips and Tricks: Participate mode is available for the Windows version of myViewBoard Whiteboard. This splits the screen into up to six separate whiteboards – great for side-by-side, live collaboration.

💡 Originals ICON RESOURCES. Teachers can use these ViewSonic Originals Friction icons in your digital Whiteboard design.