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Activity Sheet Investigating Friction

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Hala Naji
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Investigating Friction

Which surfaces will you test?

Which surface do you predict will create the most friction for the toy car?

Measure how high the ramp needs to be for the car to start to move over each surface.
Record your results below.

Surface Height of Ramp When the Car Started Moving

Which surface created the most friction for the toy car?

Which surface created the least friction?

Was your prediction accurate?

Science | Year 3 | Forces and Magnets | Pushes and Pulls | Lesson 2


Investigating Friction

Which surfaces will you test?

Which surface do you predict will create the most friction for the toy car?

Measure how high the ramp needs to be for the car to start to move over each surface.
Record your results below.

Height of Ramp When Which surface created the most


Surface friction for the toy car?
the Car Started Moving

Which surface created the


least friction?

Was your prediction accurate?

Can you explain your findings? Why did the different surfaces create different amounts of friction?

Use these words to help you explain your ideas.

rough smooth surface force friction

Science | Year 3 | Forces and Magnets | Pushes and Pulls | Lesson 2


Investigating Friction

Which surfaces will you test?

Which surface do you predict will create the most friction for the toy car?

Measure how high the ramp needs to be for the car to start to move over each surface.
Record your results below.

Surface Height of Ramp When the Car Started Moving

Which surface created the most friction for the toy car?

Which surface created the least friction?

Was your prediction accurate?

Can you explain your findings? Why did the different surfaces create different amounts of friction?

Science | Year 3 | Forces and Magnets | Pushes and Pulls | Lesson 2

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