Simple Machines
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This document discusses the six simple machines: wedge, wheel and axle, inclined plane, lever, screw, and pulley. It provides examples of where each machine can be found, such as wedges in knives and scissors, wheels and axles in elevators and stairs, levers in screws and brooms, pulleys in shoes and window shades, and compound machines like staplers and can openers that use multiple simple machines.
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Simple machines scavenger hunt
1) The document describes various simple machines that the author found around their home and school, including wedges like scissors and forks, levers like screwdrivers and bottle openers, wheels & axles on cars and office chairs, inclined planes like stairs and ramps, screws like bottle lids and those in walls, pulleys on luggage scales and window blinds, and compound machines like staplers and can openers.
2) Examples are provided for each simple machine along with where it was found.
3) The functions of each simple machine are explained briefly, such as how wedges cut or push apart materials, how levers lift heavy weights, and how pulleys make lifting weights easier.
Simple machines scavenger hunt
This document describes items from around the house that demonstrate simple machines. It identifies 14 items and classifies each as a specific simple machine or combination of machines. The items include stairs, a kitchen sink, an office chair, a mini van, backpack pulleys, cabinet blinds, rubber and sledge hammers, a chocolate milk lid, cabinet screws, knives, forks, scissors, and a bottle opener. Each item is described, its simple machine identified, and where it was found is provided.
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This document describes several simple machines and compound machines. It provides examples of each type of machine and where they are typically located. Simple machines discussed include wedges, wheels and axles, levers, inclined planes, screws, and pulleys. Compound machines described are scissors and a bottle opener, which are made up of combinations of simpler machines like wedges and levers. For each machine, a brief explanation of its function and common examples are given.
Simple machines
This document provides examples of simple machines found around the home and describes how each machine works. It discusses the six simple machines: wheel and axle, inclined plane, wedge, pulley, screw, and lever. For each machine, 2-3 everyday items are given as examples, such as a door knob using a wheel and axle or stairs using an inclined plane. Additionally, compound machines like a stapler and can opener are described which use multiple simple machines working together.
Simple machines
The document describes several examples of simple machines found around the home, including scissors (wedge), doorknob (wheel and axle), lever, stairs (inclined plane), screw, pulley, and compound machines like a can opener (gear, lever, wedge, wheel and axle) and bike (gears, wheel and axle). Each machine is described and an example given of where it was found in the author's home.
Simple machines scavenger hunt
This document describes items from around a student's home that demonstrate different simple machines as part of a scavenger hunt activity. The student found examples of inclines like stairs and a kitchen sink, wheels and axles like an office chair and mini van, pulleys like on a backpack and blinds, levers like a rubber hammer and sledge hammer, screws like on a milk lid and cabinet door, wedges like a knife and fork, and compound machines like scissors and a bottle opener. For each item, the student identified the simple machine, its use, and where it was located.
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The document identifies different simple machines and where they can be found. It notes that levers like scissors and switches are found in bedrooms and kitchens. Screws are found holding light bulbs and coins in bedrooms. Wheel and axles are seen in cars in garages and toilet paper rolls in bathrooms. Wedges like forks and knives are in kitchens. Inclined planes such as stairs and fan blades are in garages and bedrooms. Pulleys are seen in shoelaces in bedrooms. Compound machines include staplers with levers and wedges in bedrooms and bicycles in garages.
Simple and compound machines
The document discusses simple and compound machines. It provides examples of six simple machines: lever, wheel and axle, inclined plane, wedge, pulley, and screw. Each is defined and an example is given of its location in a house. A compound machine is made of two or more simple machines. Examples provided are a stapler, which uses a wedge and lever, and a can opener, which uses a wheel and axle, wedge, gears, and lever.
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1) The document describes various simple machines that the author found around their home and school, including wedges like scissors and forks, levers like screwdrivers and bottle openers, wheels & axles on cars and office chairs, inclined planes like stairs and ramps, screws like bottle lids and those in walls, pulleys on luggage scales and window blinds, and compound machines like staplers and can openers.
2) Examples are provided for each simple machine along with where it was found.
3) The functions of each simple machine are explained briefly, such as how wedges cut or push apart materials, how levers lift heavy weights, and how pulleys make lifting weights easier.
Simple machines scavenger hunt
This document describes items from around the house that demonstrate simple machines. It identifies 14 items and classifies each as a specific simple machine or combination of machines. The items include stairs, a kitchen sink, an office chair, a mini van, backpack pulleys, cabinet blinds, rubber and sledge hammers, a chocolate milk lid, cabinet screws, knives, forks, scissors, and a bottle opener. Each item is described, its simple machine identified, and where it was found is provided.
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This document describes several simple machines and compound machines. It provides examples of each type of machine and where they are typically located. Simple machines discussed include wedges, wheels and axles, levers, inclined planes, screws, and pulleys. Compound machines described are scissors and a bottle opener, which are made up of combinations of simpler machines like wedges and levers. For each machine, a brief explanation of its function and common examples are given.
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This document provides examples of simple machines found around the home and describes how each machine works. It discusses the six simple machines: wheel and axle, inclined plane, wedge, pulley, screw, and lever. For each machine, 2-3 everyday items are given as examples, such as a door knob using a wheel and axle or stairs using an inclined plane. Additionally, compound machines like a stapler and can opener are described which use multiple simple machines working together.
Simple machines
The document describes several examples of simple machines found around the home, including scissors (wedge), doorknob (wheel and axle), lever, stairs (inclined plane), screw, pulley, and compound machines like a can opener (gear, lever, wedge, wheel and axle) and bike (gears, wheel and axle). Each machine is described and an example given of where it was found in the author's home.
Simple machines scavenger hunt
This document describes items from around a student's home that demonstrate different simple machines as part of a scavenger hunt activity. The student found examples of inclines like stairs and a kitchen sink, wheels and axles like an office chair and mini van, pulleys like on a backpack and blinds, levers like a rubber hammer and sledge hammer, screws like on a milk lid and cabinet door, wedges like a knife and fork, and compound machines like scissors and a bottle opener. For each item, the student identified the simple machine, its use, and where it was located.
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The document identifies different simple machines and where they can be found. It notes that levers like scissors and switches are found in bedrooms and kitchens. Screws are found holding light bulbs and coins in bedrooms. Wheel and axles are seen in cars in garages and toilet paper rolls in bathrooms. Wedges like forks and knives are in kitchens. Inclined planes such as stairs and fan blades are in garages and bedrooms. Pulleys are seen in shoelaces in bedrooms. Compound machines include staplers with levers and wedges in bedrooms and bicycles in garages.
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The document discusses simple and compound machines. It provides examples of six simple machines: lever, wheel and axle, inclined plane, wedge, pulley, and screw. Each is defined and an example is given of its location in a house. A compound machine is made of two or more simple machines. Examples provided are a stapler, which uses a wedge and lever, and a can opener, which uses a wheel and axle, wedge, gears, and lever.
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The document discusses simple and compound machines. It provides examples of six simple machines: lever, wheel and axle, inclined plane, wedge, pulley, and screw. Each simple machine is defined and an example is given of its location in a house. A compound machine contains two or more simple machines. Examples provided are a stapler, which uses a wedge and lever, and a can opener, which uses a wheel and axle, wedge, gears, and lever.
Simple Machines Scavenger Hunt (Misha Karpenko)
1. The document lists examples of simple machines found around the home, including knives, staplers, door knobs, bike wheels, binders, pans, sinks, jar lids, shoe laces, and blinds as examples of wedge, wheel and axle, lever, inclined plane, screw, and pulley machines.
2. Bikes and garden shovels are given as examples of compound machines, with bikes using wheels, axles, levers, and pulleys and shovels using levers and wedges.
3. The scavenger hunt asks students to find these examples of simple machines around their home.
Simple machines scavenger haunt
This document describes various examples of simple machines found around a person's home, including gears, inclined planes, levers, pulleys, screws, wedges, wheels and axles, and compound machines. Locations mentioned include the bedroom, living room, kitchen, bathroom, closet, and brother's room. Each example provides a brief description of the simple machine and where it is located in the home.
Simple machines scavenger haunt
This document describes various examples of simple machines found around a person's home, including gears, inclined planes, levers, pulleys, screws, wedges, wheels and axles, and compound machines. Locations mentioned include the bedroom, living room, kitchen, bathroom, closet, and brother's room. Each example provides a brief description of the simple machine and its function, as well as its location in the home.
Simple machines scavenger haunt
This document describes various examples of simple machines found around a person's home, including gears, inclined planes, levers, pulleys, screws, wedges, wheels and axles, and compound machines. Locations mentioned include the bedroom, living room, kitchen, bathroom, brother's room, and closet. Each example provides a brief description of the simple machine and where it is located in the home.
Simple machines scavenger haunt
This document describes various examples of simple machines found around a person's home, including gears, inclined planes, levers, pulleys, screws, wedges, wheels and axles, and compound machines. Locations mentioned include the bedroom, living room, kitchen, bathroom, brother's room, and closet. Each example provides a brief description of the simple machine and where it is located in the home.
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The document describes various simple machines and where they are commonly found. It discusses levers like brooms and toilet handles; wheels and axles like tissue holders and doorknobs; pulleys like lamp chains and shade pulls; inclined planes like stairs and fan blades; wedges like knives and forks; screws like bottle tops and cabinet fasteners; and compound machines like staplers and can openers made up of multiple simple machines. Each item's use and typical location are provided.
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This document summarizes and provides examples of 6 simple machines - the inclined plane, wedge, wheel and axle, screw, lever, and pulley. It then discusses two examples of compound machines that are made up of combinations of simple machines: a can opener contains a lever, wedge, gear, and wheel and axle, while a stapler uses a lever and wedge. Each simple or compound machine is accompanied by an example of its common location in a house.
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The document discusses different types of simple machines found in everyday objects. It provides examples of gears being found on bikes and in grandfather clocks to transfer energy and keep time. Inclined planes are found in sinks and on car windshields to direct water flow and remove liquids. Levers are used in knifes and toasters to create cutting motions and lower food. Pulleys are seen in shoe laces and flag poles to change the direction of force and raise flags. Screws fasten objects like light bulbs and wedges like saws and pins split materials. Wheel and axles allow skates and cars to roll. Compound machines like staplers and can openers use multiple simple machines.
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This document provides examples of the six types of simple machines: wedge, wheel and axle, lever, inclined plane, screw, and pulley. Each machine type is defined and examples are given from the author's personal experiences and household items. Compound machines that combine two or more simple machines are also briefly discussed.
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The document describes various examples of simple machines and how they are used in everyday objects. It provides over a dozen examples, including how a thumbtack uses a wedge to hold a poster on a corkboard, how bike wheels use wheels and axles for mobility, and how a stapler uses both a lever and a wedge to fasten pages together. Accompanying each example is a brief description and sometimes a photo of the simple machine in its real-world application.
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The document describes various examples of simple machines and how they are used in everyday objects. It provides over a dozen examples, including how a thumbtack uses a wedge to hold a poster on a corkboard, how bicycle and car wheels use axles and wheels to enable mobility, and how tools like scissors and staplers combine multiple simple machines like levers, wedges, and screws to operate. Accompanying each example is a brief description and sometimes a photo of where the simple machine was observed.
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The document describes different simple machines: pulleys, screws, inclined planes, levers, wheels and axles, wedges, and compound machines. Pulleys are used in light switches and blinds to lift objects using a string or rope. Screws work by twisting motions. Inclined planes like sidewalks and ramps require less force than straight surfaces. Levers like brooms and screwdrivers pivot around a fulcrum. Wheels and axles connect circular wheels to rotating shafts or axles. Wedges like knives and forks force objects apart. Compound machines are made of two or more simple machines, as seen in bikes and cars.
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The document describes different simple machines: pulleys, screws, inclined planes, levers, wheels and axles, wedges, and compound machines. Pulleys are used in light switches and blinds to lift objects using a string or rope. Screws work by twisting motions. Inclined planes like sidewalks and ramps require less force than straight surfaces. Levers like brooms and screwdrivers pivot around a fulcrum. Wheels and axles connect circular wheels to rotating shafts or axles. Wedges like knives and forks force materials apart. Compound machines combine two or more simple machines, as seen in bicycles and cars.
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This document summarizes a scavenger hunt assignment to find examples of simple machines around the home. It lists examples found of each type of simple machine: inclined plane (ramps), lever (hammer, broom), pulley (flagpole, window shades), screw (jar lid), wedge (doorstop, scissors), wheel and axle (car, office chair). It also provides examples of compound machines, noting that a stapler uses a screw and lever, while a car jack uses a screw and wedge.
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Simple machines include the lever, wheel and axle, inclined plane, screw, and pulley. They make work easier by reducing the amount of force needed. Compound machines contain two or more simple machines. Examples given are a stapler, which uses a lever and wedge, and a can opener, which uses a wheel and axle, wedge, gears, and lever. Both the stapler and can opener are described as being located in a living room or kitchen, respectively.
Simple machines scavenger hunt
The document describes different simple machines found in a house during a scavenger hunt, including inclined planes in sinks, levers in light switches, gears in watches and tape players, pulleys in shoe laces, wedges in knives, wheels and axles in skateboards, screws in bottle openers, and compound machines combining several simple machines found in the house. Each simple machine is given as an example of what was found during the scavenger hunt.
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The document describes different simple machines and where they can be found. It discusses wedges in zippers and scissors, wheels and axles in cars and rollerblades, levers in brooms and screwdrivers, inclined planes in highways and stairs, screws in nails and jar lids, and pulleys in window blinds and flagpoles. It notes that many simple machines can be found at home, while others like wheels and axles in cars and inclined planes on highways are found outside.
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The document discusses six simple machines - the inclined plane, wheel and axle, screw, wedge, pulley, and lever. It provides examples of each simple machine found in a school, including ramps, stairs, doorknobs, gas handles, knives, forks, bike chains, scissors, and glasses. It also describes two compound machines - a stapler and 3-hole punch - that are found on a teacher's desk and are made up of combinations of simple machines like levers and wedges.
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The document discusses various simple machines and provides examples of how they are used. It describes levers, inclined planes, wheels and axles, screws, and pulleys. Examples given include axes, bikes, wheelbarrows, nails, shovels, and screws. The document also mentions finding some of these simple machines around a house.
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1. The document lists examples of simple machines found around the home, including knives, staplers, door knobs, bike wheels, binders, pans, sinks, jar lids, shoe laces, and blinds as examples of wedge, wheel and axle, lever, inclined plane, screw, and pulley machines.
2. Bikes and garden shovels are given as examples of compound machines, with bikes using wheels, axles, levers, and pulleys and shovels using levers and wedges.
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Simple machines scavenger haunt
This document describes various examples of simple machines found around a person's home, including gears, inclined planes, levers, pulleys, screws, wedges, wheels and axles, and compound machines. Locations mentioned include the bedroom, living room, kitchen, bathroom, closet, and brother's room. Each example provides a brief description of the simple machine and where it is located in the home.
Simple machines scavenger haunt
This document describes various examples of simple machines found around a person's home, including gears, inclined planes, levers, pulleys, screws, wedges, wheels and axles, and compound machines. Locations mentioned include the bedroom, living room, kitchen, bathroom, closet, and brother's room. Each example provides a brief description of the simple machine and its function, as well as its location in the home.
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This document describes various examples of simple machines found around a person's home, including gears, inclined planes, levers, pulleys, screws, wedges, wheels and axles, and compound machines. Locations mentioned include the bedroom, living room, kitchen, bathroom, brother's room, and closet. Each example provides a brief description of the simple machine and where it is located in the home.
Simple machines scavenger haunt
This document describes various examples of simple machines found around a person's home, including gears, inclined planes, levers, pulleys, screws, wedges, wheels and axles, and compound machines. Locations mentioned include the bedroom, living room, kitchen, bathroom, brother's room, and closet. Each example provides a brief description of the simple machine and where it is located in the home.
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The document describes various simple machines and where they are commonly found. It discusses levers like brooms and toilet handles; wheels and axles like tissue holders and doorknobs; pulleys like lamp chains and shade pulls; inclined planes like stairs and fan blades; wedges like knives and forks; screws like bottle tops and cabinet fasteners; and compound machines like staplers and can openers made up of multiple simple machines. Each item's use and typical location are provided.
Simple machines
This document summarizes and provides examples of 6 simple machines - the inclined plane, wedge, wheel and axle, screw, lever, and pulley. It then discusses two examples of compound machines that are made up of combinations of simple machines: a can opener contains a lever, wedge, gear, and wheel and axle, while a stapler uses a lever and wedge. Each simple or compound machine is accompanied by an example of its common location in a house.
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The document discusses different types of simple machines found in everyday objects. It provides examples of gears being found on bikes and in grandfather clocks to transfer energy and keep time. Inclined planes are found in sinks and on car windshields to direct water flow and remove liquids. Levers are used in knifes and toasters to create cutting motions and lower food. Pulleys are seen in shoe laces and flag poles to change the direction of force and raise flags. Screws fasten objects like light bulbs and wedges like saws and pins split materials. Wheel and axles allow skates and cars to roll. Compound machines like staplers and can openers use multiple simple machines.
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This document provides examples of the six types of simple machines: wedge, wheel and axle, lever, inclined plane, screw, and pulley. Each machine type is defined and examples are given from the author's personal experiences and household items. Compound machines that combine two or more simple machines are also briefly discussed.
Simple machines
The document describes various examples of simple machines and how they are used in everyday objects. It provides over a dozen examples, including how a thumbtack uses a wedge to hold a poster on a corkboard, how bike wheels use wheels and axles for mobility, and how a stapler uses both a lever and a wedge to fasten pages together. Accompanying each example is a brief description and sometimes a photo of the simple machine in its real-world application.
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The document describes different simple machines: pulleys, screws, inclined planes, levers, wheels and axles, wedges, and compound machines. Pulleys are used in light switches and blinds to lift objects using a string or rope. Screws work by twisting motions. Inclined planes like sidewalks and ramps require less force than straight surfaces. Levers like brooms and screwdrivers pivot around a fulcrum. Wheels and axles connect circular wheels to rotating shafts or axles. Wedges like knives and forks force objects apart. Compound machines are made of two or more simple machines, as seen in bikes and cars.
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Simple machines scavenger hunt
This document summarizes a scavenger hunt assignment to find examples of simple machines around the home. It lists examples found of each type of simple machine: inclined plane (ramps), lever (hammer, broom), pulley (flagpole, window shades), screw (jar lid), wedge (doorstop, scissors), wheel and axle (car, office chair). It also provides examples of compound machines, noting that a stapler uses a screw and lever, while a car jack uses a screw and wedge.
Simple and compound machines
Simple machines include the lever, wheel and axle, inclined plane, screw, and pulley. They make work easier by reducing the amount of force needed. Compound machines contain two or more simple machines. Examples given are a stapler, which uses a lever and wedge, and a can opener, which uses a wheel and axle, wedge, gears, and lever. Both the stapler and can opener are described as being located in a living room or kitchen, respectively.
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The document describes different simple machines found in a house during a scavenger hunt, including inclined planes in sinks, levers in light switches, gears in watches and tape players, pulleys in shoe laces, wedges in knives, wheels and axles in skateboards, screws in bottle openers, and compound machines combining several simple machines found in the house. Each simple machine is given as an example of what was found during the scavenger hunt.
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The document describes different simple machines and where they can be found. It discusses wedges in zippers and scissors, wheels and axles in cars and rollerblades, levers in brooms and screwdrivers, inclined planes in highways and stairs, screws in nails and jar lids, and pulleys in window blinds and flagpoles. It notes that many simple machines can be found at home, while others like wheels and axles in cars and inclined planes on highways are found outside.
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The document discusses six simple machines - the inclined plane, wheel and axle, screw, wedge, pulley, and lever. It provides examples of each simple machine found in a school, including ramps, stairs, doorknobs, gas handles, knives, forks, bike chains, scissors, and glasses. It also describes two compound machines - a stapler and 3-hole punch - that are found on a teacher's desk and are made up of combinations of simple machines like levers and wedges.
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Pride Month Slides 2024 David Douglas School District
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Simple Machines
- 2. Wedges The wedge cuts through things and pushes things apart. The knife was found in the kitchen and the scissors were found in the home office.
- 3. Wheels and Axles Wheels and axles move things by rolling or reducing friction.
- 4. Inclined Planes Inclined Planes make it easier to move things upward by going furher horizontally. Elevator was in a store. The stairs were at home.
- 5. Levers Make lifting weight easier by using a fulcrum Screw was found in the tool box and the broom in the laundry room.
- 6. Screw
- 7. Pulley Pulleys make things lifted easier with rope The shoe was found in my closet and the shades in my brother’s room
- 8. Compound Machines The wedge and lever are used here. The staples cut through paper and the handle acts as a lever. The stapler was found in the home office.
- 9. Compound Machines The can opener uses the wedge for the part that cuts the can and the wheel and axle on the handle. The can opener was found in the kitchen