
Newton's Second Law of Motion - Student Choice Projects, MS, New TEKS 8.7A
Help your middle school students master TEKS 8.7A with this creative, project-based resource! Students can choose from nine project options plus a “design your own” pathway, giving them the freedom to demonstrate their understanding of Newton’s Second Law of Motion in a way that matches their strengths—whether through writing, art, building, presenting, or digital projects.
A fully editable rubric makes grading flexible and adaptable, with options for teacher, peer, or self-assessment.
What’s Included
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Student Choice Board with 9 ready-to-use project ideas + 1 open-ended “design your own” option
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Teacher Directions Page with tips and support suggestions
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Editable Rubric assessing vocabulary, concepts, clarity, accuracy, and presentation
Differentiation Made Easy
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Two versions of the project page:
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Modified version with scaffolded project choices to support students who need extra guidance
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Full version with all nine project options for general use
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For advanced learners, assign multiple projects while still using the same rubric
Supplies Needed
Designed with everyday classroom supplies in mind—paper, markers, scissors, and other basics. Many projects can also be completed digitally, and students may use simple craft supplies if they want to build models.
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