Description
Secure your footing on this hilly San Francisco street as you watch a basketball used to demonstrate the concepts of gravity, force, and motion.
Anyone for a game of pool? This parlor pastime demonstrates numerous physics laws and math concepts. As shots are taken, note how angles and forces come into play.
Identify a variety of common objects–simple machines–and drag them to the appropriate spot in this interactive game that checks your knowledge of purpose and function of tool types.
Isaac Newton: the man, the myth, the legend. Learn more about this famous scientist and his contributions to the field of physics in the world’s first virtual comic book.
Reinforce your knowledge of Newton’s 3 Laws of Motion played out using everyday objects to demonstrate. The “simple” machines may be more complex than you think.
As always, VictoryVR curriculum is stimulating and fun! Better yet, it’s rooted in the Next Gen Science Standards so it is directly linked with science teachings in today’s classrooms.
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Gravity, motion, and force are given clear context using everyday objects in our natural surroundings.
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Shoot billiards with Wendy Martin, national award winning science teacher.
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Grab and drag the correct simple machine to its appropriate category in this interactive learning game.
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A mini-biography of Isaac Newton and his contributions to physics are conveyed in this virtual comic book.
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Witness Newton’s 3 Laws of Motion in action via simple machines.
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All lessons are based on Next Gen Science Standards.
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All units are related to the concept of forces and interactions.
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See all of our VictoryVR units spanning 48 units of science.