Gravity & Balance Activities, Lessons, Worksheets – Science Bundle

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Looking for a fun and interactive way to teach your 2nd and 3rd grade students all about Balance and Gravity? This jam-packed science unit is filled with fun and engaging activities your students will love! Balance and gravity are fun topics to learn about in science and these lessons, activities, digital resources, and worksheets will keep students engaged. Teach your students about gravity and balance by exploring ways to balance an object by finding its balance point and using counter-weights to make an object stable. This resource is a bundle of my worksheet and digital unit.

This 2nd & 3rd Grade Science Unit Will Teach Your Students About…

• How to balance an object
• The difference between stable and unstable objects
• Gravity as a force
• How to use counterweights to balance an object

Gravity & Balance Activities, Lessons, Worksheets – Science Bundle Includes:

Printable Version

• 5 easy to follow lessons
• A mini vocabulary word wall
• Vocabulary cards with definitions
• Mini Vocabulary Posters with high quality- real-life pictures
• Vocabulary Foldables and notes page
• Anchor chart ideas and resources
• Gravity – Landing Lab
• Crayfish Lab
• Stable and Unstable – Arc and Triangle Lab
• Balancing Act Creation
• KWL Chart
• Four Square
• Gravity Hunt
• Gravity Fact Recording Sheet
• Word Search Activity
• Drawing Prompts Activity
• Writing Prompts
• Quiz and answer key

Google Slides Version:

– Student-friendly links to help your students understand the topic

– Vocabulary cards (can easily be printed and used however you wish)

– Vocabulary Match It!

– Vocabulary sentence writing and picture activity

– Balance and gravity introduction/reading slides 

– Comprehension questions 

– KWL

– Bubble Maps 

– True or False Activity 

– Things That Go Up Activity 

– Time the Fall Activity

– 3.2.1 Notes page 

– Wordsearch 

– 2 fun writing prompts 

Your students will love having a hands-on activity to work on. For students to be able to complete this, they must have access to the internet and a Google account. Students will need to know simple computer skills, such as how to type in a text box and drag/drop image boxes.

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