You will create a video, word document, power point or hand written pages with examples of Newton’s three laws of motion. Your project should include:

Newton’s 1st Law of Motion

• State the law
• Videotape a person doing an action that demonstrates this law. –or- Take a picture of a person doing an action that demonstrates this law. -or- Draw and label a picture of a person doing an action that demonstrates this law. (No Google searches, pictures or video must be original).
• Explain in a paragraph or video how the action that was performed demonstrates this law. Your explanation must be at least 5 sentences and must be in your own words. (Each Law should be explained in detail using the following terms: force, motion, rate, acceleration, velocity, inertia, gravity and momentum, and action and reaction pairs.)

Newton’s 2nd Law of Motion

• State the law
• Videotape a person doing an action that demonstrates this law. –or- Take a picture of a person doing an action that demonstrates this law. -or- Draw and label a picture of a person doing an action that demonstrates this law. (No Google searches, pictures or video must be original)
• Explain in a paragraph or video how the action that was performed demonstrates this law. Your explanation must be at least 5 sentences and must be in your own words. (Each Law should be explained in detail using the following terms: force, motion, rate, acceleration, velocity, inertia, gravity and momentum, and action and reaction pairs.)

Newton’s 3rd Law of Motion

• State the law
• Videotape a person doing an action that demonstrates this law. –or- Take a picture of a person doing an action that demonstrates this law. -or- Draw and label a picture a person doing an action that demonstrates this law. (No Google searches, pictures or video must be original)
• Explain in a paragraph or video how the action that was performed demonstrates this law. Your explanation must be at least 5 sentences and must be in your own words. (Each Law should be explained in detail using the following terms: force, motion, rate, acceleration, velocity, inertia, gravity and momentum, and action and reaction pairs.)

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