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Push it, Pull it, Move it

Back to The Workshops Rail Museum
Cost
$6 per student
Ratio
1:10
Type
Staff-led
Duration
1.5 hours
Years
Kindergarten, 1, 2, 3, 4
Subject
Humanities & Social Science

Explore the science of movement in the railways and at the ipswich railway workshops. In this facilitated school program, students investigate push and pull forces and motion in rail-related contexts. 

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About the Program

Explore the science of movement in the railways and at the ipswich railway workshops. In this facilitated school program, students investigate push and pull forces and motion in rail-related contexts. 

Further Infomation

There are four components to this program:

  1. An interactive presentation led by a museum staff member. Students identify and interpret forces in the railways using object and images from the collection. 
  2. A special Maker Space challenge, where students design and build a device that picks something up and moves it… without using their hands! 
  3. Hands-on exploration and investigation of forces in the railways and other contexts in our interactive Sciencentre. 
  4. A self-guided ‘scavenger hunt’ that will encourage students to think critically while exploring objects to identify and describe push and pull forces and motion.

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For further information on learning outcomes and objectives, as well as all other information, please send an enquiry below.

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