Movement Predictability Sort Game

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This word sort activity explores how predictable different types of motion can be. Students categorize 12 moving objects based on whether their motion is easy or hard to predict. Using everyday examples like swings, tops, and bubbles, the activity helps students understand factors affecting motion predictability. This classification exercise aligns with NGSS 3-PS2-2 and develops scientific observation skills.

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