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WHY?
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Whenever there is a force on one thing in one direction, another
force is acting on something else in the opposite direction. This is
Newton's Third Law. When the children pull on the toy bear in one
direction, the bear responds in the opposite direction in relationship to
how hard the bear is pulled.
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ASSESSMENT: Can the student communicate
what they observed?
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Student is able to communicate that when they pulled on the toy bear
the bear moved in the opposite direction in response to how hard the bear
was pulled.
Student can give another example of Newton's Third Law in their everyday
lives.
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Student is able to communicate most of what happened when they
pulled on the toy bear - that the bear moved in the opposite direction in
response to how hard the bear was pulled. Student can give another
example of Newton's Third Law in their everyday lives.
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Student is able to communicate some of what happened when they
pulled on the toy bear - that the bear moved in the opposite direction in
response to how hard the bear was pulled. Student can give another
example of Newton's Third Law in their everyday lives.
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Student is able to communicate one thing about what happened when
they pulled on the toy bear.
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