The Old Tablecloth Trick
This is still my favorite way to demonstrate the science of inertia. The demonstration is dramatic enough to make people tense in anticipation, even if they understand the science and have seen it done a hundred times. The science is simple enough for young students to understand, and with practice, even a first grader can successfully perform the demonstration.
Sorry, but this content is reserved for subscribers only.
Your $20/year subscription helps cover the costs of producing new videos, writing curriculum units, site development, and hosting. Without that support, this site would not be possible.
If you are already a subscriber, and having problems logging in, please check the Support Page.
If you are not yet a subscriber, please check out the Free Stuff page, and Subscribe Now.
- Science Video
- challenges
- techniques
- tricks
- inertia
- Newton 2
- Physical Science
- friction
- motion
- Processes of Science
- critical thinking
- variables
- IPad
- Text too
- FL-SC.1.P.12.1
- FL-SC.1.P.13.1
- FL-SC.2.P.13.1
- FL-SC.2.P.13.4
- FL-SC.3.P.10.2
- FL-SC.4.P.10.2
- FL-SC.5.P.13.1
- FL-SC.5.P.13.2
- FL-SC.5.P.13.3
- FL-SC.5.P.13.4
- FL-SC.6.P.13.3
- FL-SC.K.P.12.1
- FL-SC.K.P.13.1
- NC.1.4.01
- NC.1.4.02
cool
cool website!!!!!!
i wish i was a member :[
i wish i was a member :[
Join!
It is sooo worth it to join! some of the best money you'll ever spend, and it's really cheap too!
Re: Join!
They are right, being a member is great. Mr. Krampf does an awesome job with his videos and this website!
its
its fun to be one :)
hi
awesome you rock you need bloopers that would make it even better even though it already wow !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Post new comment