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Balance and Motion

Grade Level:: 2
Subject:: Science
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Goal Summary:: Understand the concept of a counterweight and what its purpose is.
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Essential Questions:: What is a counterweight?
How do counterweights affect an object's ability to balance?
Learn vocab.
Understandings:: Click to enter the understandings you want students to have. Understandings are fact-based conclusions that require inquiry before they are grasped. These are often described in a 'Students should understand that' statement.
Content Goals:: Learn about counterweights and their purpose in balance, as well as beginning to have a foundation in the basic vocab of balance.
Skill Goals:: Click to enter your skill goals. These are usually described in a 'Students will be able to' statement.
Other Information:: Lynnie Lucas: Lesson Plan for 9/3/14
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Balance and Motion

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