Simple MachinesFlip Book Freebie
Tales From Third Grade
Thank you for your interest in this Simple Machines Flip Book Freebie. It compliments my Simple Machines Interactive Notebook, or any unit you already use!
This flip book covers 6 simple machines and also compound machines. Simply cut the pages, arrange in order, and staple at the top. Pieces are included to cut and glue inside, or have your students write their own. Enjoy!
Laura, Tales from Third Grade
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Simple Machines
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Compound Machines©Tales from Third Grade, 2016
Pulley
Wheel & Axle
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Screw
Lever
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Wedge
Inclined Plane
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Use the following cards to glue into the flip book if desired, or have students write their own.
Form: A flat surface that is higher at one end than the other
Function: It is easier to move an object up and down. Less force is required.
Examples:
Form: Two inclined planes stuck together; Wider at one end, thinner on the other
Function: Separates things by cutting or splitting.
Examples:
Form: An inclined plane wrapped around a cylinder
Function: It holds materials together.
Examples:
Form: A wheel that had a rod (axle) through it
Function: It moves objects over a distance with very little force needed.
Examples:
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Use the following cards to glue into the flip book if desired, or have students write their own.
Form: A stiff bar or rod that moves on a fulcrum (fixed point)
Function: It is easier to push or pull an item, or lift a load, with a lever.
Examples:
Form: A grooved wheel with a rope wrapped around it
Function: Makes it easier to raise or lower heavy items with little force
Examples:
Form: 2 or more simple machines working together
Function: The simple machines work together to make tasks easier.
Examples:
©Tales from Third Grade, 2016
©Tales from Third Grade, 2016