TYPES OF

MOTION
Objectives

At the end of a 40-minutes lesson, 75% of the

pupils will be able to:
A.Identify the types of motion
B.Describe the types of motion
C.Show awareness with the types of motion
being observed or executed
 
A
Figure 1: Figure 2:
 What do we call with the process of changing
object’s position?
 When do we say an object has moved?
 Is it important to describe the motion of an
object?
 There are different kinds of motion that we see
around us.
 Do you know what the types of motion they are?
 Let’s have another activity. Observe each movement, on
how it moves?
a.Walk straight from the starting point to an ending point.
b.Hold the clock facing the classmates while classmates
looking at the movement of the clock’s hand.
c.Bounce the ball
d.Roll the ball
 Do they have the same movement?
Read the following words:

Rectilinear
Circular
Periodic
Rolling
Unlocking of Difficulties
rectilinear – moving in a straight line
circular – having the form of a circle
periodic – appearing or occurring at intervals

rolling – moving by turning over and over

B
Video presentation

• What to do:

1. Watch and listen to the video presentation.

2. Write down important details about the topic presented in the video using the template below.
Types of Motion Description

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B

What are the types of motion?

Describe each type of motion.
Try to make an illustration of each
kind of motion on at the back of
your paper.
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 •Types of Motion
D

1. Rectilinear Motion – the movement of an

object along a straight line

2. Circular Motion – the movement of an

object around a fixed point such that its
distance from the center remains the same
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3. Periodic Motion – the motion that repeats itself

after definite time intervals

4.Rolling Motion – the motion which is a combination

of rectilinear motion and circular motion
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