50 Physics Lesson Plans for Middle school Students

50 Physics Lesson Plans for Middle school Students:

Here are a number of great science lessons plans for middle school students.  Enjoy

• Air Bags and Collisions - How Do Airbags Prevent Automobile Injuries?


• Airfoil Experiment 1


• Air Pressure


• Air Pressure - What is Air Pressure and How Can It Be Measured?


• Aircraft Fire Rescue - How Does a Firefighter Put Out an Airplane Fire?


• Altitude Tracking


• Antacid Tablet Race


• Balloon Staging - Rocket Staging


• Balloons - Why Are They Stretchy?


• Battery Life


• Bicycles - How Do a Bike and Its Rider Stay Up?


• Car Engines


• Circus High Wire - How Do Tightrope Walkers Keep Their Balance?


• Colored Shadows - Using Lights to Mix Colors


• Cryogenics - Science - Fact or Science Fiction?


• Demonstrating Dew and Frost


• Domed Stadiums - What Keeps Inflated Stadiums Up?


• The Dry Compass Experiment


• Finger Boomerangs


• Fish Tank Optics


• Flying Tube


• Flying Wing


• Four-Wing Paper Boomerang


• Frisbee Physics - How Does Physics Play a Role in Frisbee Flying?


• Glass Blowing


• Hollywood Stunts


• How a Plane Is Controlled


• How Can I Control the Soccer Ball?


• How Do Clocks Keep Time?


• Human Slingshot Ride - How Does the "Ejector Seat" Ride Work?


• Hypercoaster - How Do You Know a Roller Coaster Is Safe?


• Ice Surfers - How Do They Go So Fast?


• In-Line Skating - Do In-Line Skates Really Go Faster than Roller Skates?


• Inca Engineering - How Did the Incas Build Without Mortar or Wheels?


• Lemon Power


• Liquid Bottle Rocket


• Liquid Nitrogen Fun!


• Locks and Dams - How Do a Lock and Dam make an Unnavigable Part of a Waterway Navigable?


• Luge - How Do Engineering and Technology Play a role in the Olympics?


• Making a Barometer


• Making a Hair Hygrometer


• Making an Air Thermometer


• Making a Straw Woodwind


• Making a Weather Vane


• Making a Wind Anemometer


• Making a Wind Sock


• Making a Wind Vane


• Making Paper Airplane Gliders


• Making a Steam-Powered "Rocket Boat"


• "Maple Seed" Helicopters


• Match Stick Rocket


• McEagle Styrofoam Glider


• Microwave Ovens - What Is the Science Behind Microwave Cooking?


• Mummies - How Are Mummies Able to "Survive" the Tests of Time?


• Musical Tube


• Newton Car


• Paper Rockets


• Peanut Power


• Pencil Rockets


• Ping Pong Ball Curves


• Playing with Polymers


• Propeller Experiment 4


• Propeller Experiment 5


• Riverboats - How Does Steam Power Big Machinery


• Robots


• Rock Climbing - How Can the Human Body Stick to a Sheer Cliff?


• Rocket Car


• Rocket Pinwheel


• Science Safari: Energy Resources


• Scuba Diving


• Sewer Science - Where Does Sewage Go?


• Ski Jumping - How Do Ski Jumpers Go So Far?


• Slinky Physics - How Do Toys Work?


• Soda Pop Can Hero Engine


• Splitting Water - H₂O Hydrolysis


• Telecommunications - New Frontiers in Electronic Communications


• Using Bubbles to Learn about Light Interference


• Waterskiing - How Do Water Skis Stay Up?


• The Wet Compass Experiment


• What is Infrared Light and How Does It Work?


• Wooden Helicopter

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