SCIENCE 2

(Week 1)
3rd Grading
First Meeting

3rd Grading
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
define force;

describe what force

can do;
identify the force that
can move objects; and
list ways to describe
the motion of an
object.
 ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS

• When is an • How can you

object in motion? make an object
• How can you move?
describe the
motion of an
object?
When is an object in motion?
 An object is in motion when its
position changes in relation to a
reference point.

Reference Point
- It is anything you can compare the position
of an object.
Behind, beside, on top, above,
below, and under are some of
the words you can use in
describing the position of an
object.
 In the illustration, the cat moved
from under to behind the chair. The
chair is the reference point.

The position of the cat

changes in relation to the
chair.
 Bloom Challenge
Workbook Activity:
Identify if the phrase describes an
object’s position or motion. Shade
your answer.
(See page 122)
Second
Meeting
3rd Grading
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
define force;

describe what force

can do;
identify the force that
can move objects; and
list ways to describe
the motion of an
object.
 ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS

• When is an • How can you

object in motion? make an object
• How can you move?
describe the
motion of an
object?
 Workbook Activity
Draw a happy face on activities that are safe for
you to do.
Draw a sad face on activities that are dangerous for
you to do.
( See page 129)
Third Meeting

3rd Grading
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
define force;

describe what force

can do;
identify the force that
can move objects; and
list ways to describe
the motion of an
object.
 ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS

• When is an • How can you

object in motion? make an object
• How can you move?
describe the
motion of an
object?
Let’s Recall
 Bloom Challenge
Workbook Activity:
Identify the force that makes each
object move. Write your answer in
the box.
(See page 130)
 Writing Activity

Note important details

Fourth
Meeting
3rd Grading
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
define force;

describe what force

can do;
identify the force that
can move objects; and
list ways to describe
the motion of an
object.
 ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS

• When is an • How can you

object in motion? make an object
• How can you move?
describe the
motion of an
object?
Let’s Recall
Written Work
Fifth Meeting

3rd Grading
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
define force;

describe what force

can do;
identify the force that
can move objects; and
list ways to describe
the motion of an
object.
 ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS

• When is an • How can you

object in motion? make an object
• How can you move?
describe the
motion of an
object?
 Workbook Activity:
Knack Challenge

Identify the activity at home by writing push,

pull, or both push and pull. Write the letter of
your answer in the table.
(see page 130 and 131)
YOU DID GREAT