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Momentum & Collisions

Find suggestions on how to incorporate and use your happy/sad balls besides in the obvious collision activities. Explore Flinn Scientifics videos and other resources to locate other helpful tips in teaching momentum and collisions.

Collider, AP6473

Collider shows how you can teach conservation of momentum and two-dimensional collisions with this unique ball-launching ramp.

Force and Motion—Super Value Laboratory Kit, AP6929

Force and Motion Super Value Laboratory Kit shows this all-in-one kit that allows students to conduct five experiments investigating balanced and unbalanced forces, friction, potential and kinetic energy, acceleration and conservation of momentum.

Bouncing with Momentum

The collision of objects is a great way to demonstrate the conservation of momentum. Engage students by having them drop and collide toy balls of different mass and size. The results may be surprising! This inquiry-based activity will really get your students thinking about momentum.

Bowling Ball Pendulum

Students may think it is foolish to place their face in front of a heavy, swinging bowling ball. However, this classic demonstration will clearly illustrate the conservation of energy principle.