Velocity for Grade 4

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Learn velocity basics

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Velocity for Grade 4Version en ligne Learn velocity basics par Babie Jane Adlaon 1 Slide 1 — What is velocity? Velocity is how fast something moves and the direction it travels. It combines speed with a sense of where it’s headed. 2 Slide 2 — Speed vs. velocity Speed tells how fast, but not where. Velocity tells both how fast and which way. A car’s velocity includes its path. 3 Slide 3 — Units of velocity Common units are meters per second (m/s) or kilometers per hour (km/h). Choose units based on distance and time. 4 Slide 4 — Measuring velocity To find velocity, divide the displacement (change in position) by the time taken. Velocity = displacement ÷ time. 5 Slide 5 — Example: car north A car travels 120 km north in 2 hours. Its velocity is 60 km/h toward the north. 6 Slide 6 — Direction matters Velocity has direction. Moving east is a positive direction, while moving west is negative in some setups. Track both speed and direction. 7 Slide 7 — Displacement vs. distance Distance is how far you travel. Displacement is the straight-line from start to finish with direction. 8 Slide 8 — Real-life examples Walking at 1.5 m/s, cycling at 6 m/s, or a ball thrown at 20 m/s all have velocity with direction. Think about both parts! 9 Slide 9 — Velocity graphs Use arrows on a map or line graph to show velocity. Longer arrows = faster, arrows pointing different ways show changes in direction. 10 Slide 10 — Quick recap Velocity = speed with direction. Units, displacement, and time help us measure it. Practice with everyday movements to master velocity.

Velocity for Grade 4Version en ligne

Learn velocity basics

par Babie Jane Adlaon

Slide 1 — What is velocity?

Velocity is how fast something moves and the direction it travels. It combines speed with a sense of where it’s headed.

Slide 2 — Speed vs. velocity

Speed tells how fast, but not where. Velocity tells both how fast and which way. A car’s velocity includes its path.

Slide 3 — Units of velocity

Common units are meters per second (m/s) or kilometers per hour (km/h). Choose units based on distance and time.

Slide 4 — Measuring velocity

To find velocity, divide the displacement (change in position) by the time taken. Velocity = displacement ÷ time.

Slide 5 — Example: car north

A car travels 120 km north in 2 hours. Its velocity is 60 km/h toward the north.

Slide 6 — Direction matters

Velocity has direction. Moving east is a positive direction, while moving west is negative in some setups. Track both speed and direction.

Slide 7 — Displacement vs. distance

Distance is how far you travel. Displacement is the straight-line from start to finish with direction.

Slide 8 — Real-life examples

Walking at 1.5 m/s, cycling at 6 m/s, or a ball thrown at 20 m/s all have velocity with direction. Think about both parts!

Slide 9 — Velocity graphs

Use arrows on a map or line graph to show velocity. Longer arrows = faster, arrows pointing different ways show changes in direction.

Slide 10 — Quick recap

Velocity = speed with direction. Units, displacement, and time help us measure it. Practice with everyday movements to master velocity.

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Velocity for Grade 4

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Velocity for Grade 4Version en ligne

par Babie Jane Adlaon

Slide 1 — What is velocity?

Slide 2 — Speed vs. velocity

Slide 3 — Units of velocity

Slide 4 — Measuring velocity

Slide 5 — Example: car north

Slide 6 — Direction matters

Slide 7 — Displacement vs. distance

Slide 8 — Real-life examples

Slide 9 — Velocity graphs

Slide 10 — Quick recap