How Slow Can You Go?
Compete in a slow race! Investigate how a toy car moves over different surfaces. Find the texture that creates the most friction and causes the toy car to travel the slowest down a ramp. This activity helps children learn flexibility and creative thinking skills.
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Compete in a slow race! Investigate how a toy car moves over different surfaces. Find the texture that creates the most friction and causes the toy car to travel the slowest down a ramp. This activity helps children learn flexibility and creative thinking skills.
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Add a Tech Twist | Optional: use a smart phone to film different race trials. Use the "slow-mo" option to slow down your video. |
Hints for uses in your library | Use the words “more” and “less” to describe stacks of books. Ask children to point to the stack that has more. For more "Time to Try" math activity ideas, visit Reimagining School Readiness Toolkit website |
Related Links | Newton and Me by Lynne Mayer and Sherry Rogers |
Originating Source | This activity was contributed by the Center for Childhood Creativity at the Bay Area Discovery Museum. ©2015 Bay Area Discovery Museum. For more information and resources see CenterforChildhoodCreativity.org. |
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