1. Forces

2. Newton's 3 Laws

3. Choose an object from your desk. Change its motion in several ways:
Not moving to moving
Moving to not moving
Moving to moving faster
Moving to moving in a different direction
Describe the actions you used to change the motion.
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9. Balanced vs Unbalanced Forces

10. What does a balanced force act on?
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11. How do you make an object that is balanced unbalanced?
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13. If I tied a paper clip to 1 end of a string, 3 paper clips to the other end and hold the single paper clip in the middle the desk, letting the other end hang over the edge, what happens as I let go of the paper clip? What happens if I add a 4th paper clip? What is the relationship between the number of hanging paper clips and the motion of the paper clip on the table?
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21. Exit Ticket: In your own words, explain how forces cause motion
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