Momentum Comic
Teach science with comics! Young readers LOVE comics. Dive into the topic of momentum with these engaging, comic-based learning activities.
This package includes a Google slideshow, content, Doodle Notes, a hands-on STEM activity, practice problems, and a project.
Discover momentum with this funny comic. Compare the momentum of an elephant and a squirrel riding bicycles. Readers will discover how mass and velocity play a role in an object’s momentum and solidify their understanding with the follow-up practice worksheet. This silly comic is a memorable way to grasp the concept.
This Momentum Comic Lesson download includes:
- Google Slides Link- Just click anywhere on the page to gain access to the Google slideshow presentation.
- Fully Colored Version– Perfect for projecting on front board or printing as a poster.
- Black and White Version– Easily printable, fun to color
- Doodle Notes Version– Fill-in-the-blank! Use as guided reading or guided note-taking tool
- Practice Problems– Students can apply what they have learned.
- Create Your Own– A completely blank comic template. Students can draw in vertical lines where they see fit.
- Hands-on Momentum Activity- Students will observe momentum in action with this low-prep demo
- Activity Follow-up Questions- Students will make predictions, answer questions, and relate it all to momentum.
- Rubrics for “Create Your Own” Comic- Two rubrics to serve as instructions for students and a grading tool for you. Rubrics are adjusted to accommodate different learning levels.
- Answer Key for Doodle Notes, Momentum Demo, and Practice Problems
- Teacher Tips– Tips and instruction ideas for you!
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Related Products
Potential and Kinetic Energy Lesson Package
Energy Transfer Lesson Package
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Standards
HS-PS2-2 Motion and Stability: Forces and Interactions
Momentum is defined for a particular frame of reference; it is the mass times the velocity of an object.
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