Fast or Slow? Game

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This engaging activity helps grade 4 students relate the speed of an object to its energy. Students categorize objects like 'running cheetah' and 'crawling snail' into high or low energy levels. Aligned with NGSS standard 4-PS3-1, this activity builds foundational understanding of motion and energy, fostering analytical thinking with real-world examples.

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👩‍🏫 Teachers

• Interactive classroom activities
• Auto-graded game assignments
• Student engagement tools

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Parents

• Fun learning at home
• Educational screen time
• Progress tracking

🏠 Homeschoolers

• Interactive curriculum
• Self-paced gaming
• Engaging practice

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