Inclined Plane - Simple Machines Lesson 3 of 8
by Veronica Perrone
In this lesson, students will:
Identify inclined planes in our world;
Discuss how inclined planes make work easier;
Plan and construct a marble maze of their own design that uses inclined planes;
Provide and receive feedback through peer critiques
Lesson Plan Link/URL
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1rldBdgcdO0AasS5DkX4OIQ-yxNGaMFNnLLwupb5…Related Content
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Grades:
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