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Grade 8 Science Modules

Matter and Energy - Elements versus Compounds
Matter and Energy—Chemical Reactions
Matter and Energy - Metals, Nonmetals, and Metalloids
Potential and Kinetic Energy
Changes in Speed and Direction
Average Speed
Changes in Motion
Energy Transformation
Plate Tectonics
Gravity
Classification of Organisms
Introduction to Plate Tectonics
Energy Transformations
Food Chains, Food Webs, and Energy Pyramids
Diggin' into Digestion
Human Impact
Human Activity in Watersheds
Ecological Succession
Natural Selection and Selective Breeding
Human Systems
The Digestive System: Fact or Fiction?
Organisms and Environments—Cell Theory
It's All About Cell Theory
Scientific Investigation and Reasoning - Conservation of Resources
Scientific Reasoning - Planning Descriptive and Comparative Investigations
Scientific Investigation and Reasoning - Tools and Technology
Scientific Investigation and Reasoning - Measurement
Scientific Investigation and Reasoning - Models
Scientific Investigation and Reasoning - Contribution of Scientists
Matter and Energy - Atomic Structure
Introducing the Atom
Matter and Energy - Elemental Properties
The Arrangement of Elements: The Periodic Table
Matter and Energy - Periodic Table
Matter and Energy - Chemical Formulas
Matter and Energy - Chemical Equations
Speed, Velocity, and Acceleration
Newton's Law of Inertia
Newton's Law of Action-Reaction
Newton’s Laws: Inertia
Newton’s Laws: Force and Acceleration
Newton’s Laws: Action and Reaction
Earth Rotation and Revolution
The Moon—Lunar Cycle and Tides
Moon Phases
Components of the Universe
Electromagnetic Spectrum Introduction
Electromagnetic Spectrum and Components of the Universe
Plate Boundaries
The Sun and Convection Currents
How Global Patterns of Atmospheric Movement Influence Local Weather
Oceans and Weather Systems
Organisms and Environments - Competition of Abiotic and Biotic Factors
Abiotic and Biotic Factors in an Ecosystem
Organisms and Environments - Environmental Change
Organisms and Environments - Humans and Ocean Systems

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Newton’s Laws: Inertia

Resource ID: S8M2L8

Grade Range: 8

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Newton’s Laws of Motion: Introduction Newton’s First Law Inertia Friction Kid2Kid Video

Newton’s Laws of Motion: Introduction

Newton’s First Law

Inertia

Friction

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