Lesson Summary: In this lesson, students explored the concepts of force and motion through an engaging video and applied their understanding to real-world scenarios. The lesson began with a discussion to activate prior knowledge about how objects move and what causes them to start or stop. Students then watched an educational video, pausing periodically to note key facts about push, pull, speed, and direction using a graphic organizer. After the video, the class collaboratively created a list of important concepts and discussed how these ideas connect to everyday experiences, such as playing games or transportation. In small groups, students were given real-world challenge cards, such as designing a way to make a toy car go farther or predicting the effects of different forces on a ball. Groups brainstormed solutions, referencing their notes, and illustrated or wrote their ideas on chart paper. Each group presented their solution to the class, explaining the science behind their ideas and engaging in peer discussions to deepen understanding. This lesson not only reinforced key concepts but also encouraged critical thinking, creativity, and collaboration, bridging scientific knowledge with practical application.