• This year in Science, we will be studying a variety of topics through the inquiry/hands-on model of learning. Below you will find the topics we will be covering. Please check back to find what topic your child is learning each week, experiments and activities we have done, and photos of your child actively participating in science through the weekly newsletter and photo gallery.
     
     
                                                                                           Third Grade Science 
     
    China's new high-speed train will 'float' over tracks to hit 370 miles an  hour                                                             The Floating Train: Japan has... - Greene Transport Company | Facebook 
     
     
     
    Unit 1 Balancing Forces: Investigating Floating Trains:                                                                                 
     
       Essential Question: What can make an object move or not move? 
     
    How is it possible for a train to float?
     
    Chapter 1: Why does the train rise?
     
    Chapter 2: Why does the train rise without anything touching it?
     
    Chapter 3: Why does the train fall?
     
    Chapter 4: Why does the train float?
     
    Chapter 5: Why does the train change from floating to falling?
     
       Vocabulary:
     
    Force: a push or a pull 
     
    Force and Effects of Force - Force Class 9 Science Notes - Teachoo
     
     
    Balanced Forces: multiple forces of equal strength acting on an object
     
     
                                   Balanced and Unbalanced Forces - Definition, Differences - Teachoo 
     
     
    Unbalanced Forces: multiple forces of unequal strength acting on an object 
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                GIF animation: Force and Law of Motion :: Behance 
     
                                                        
    Exert: to cause a force to act on an object
     
    FORCE & significance in daily life