Sir Isaac Newton was a 17th Century Physicist and Mathematician who has been known as one of the most notable scientists in history. The British born Newton is best known for his work in the discovery of the properties of motion and gravity. The work of Newton was groundbreaking during this era, and his discoveries have been the basis of the work of future scientists. The work of Newton has been placed into the three laws of motion. Each of the laws address a different aspect of motion, force and gravity. These laws have been the basis of students education throughout history. Discovering how gravity reacts on objects, examples of how force makes objects move and other experiments that students have tried are all reinforcing the teaching of Sir Isaac Newton. The experiments and activities that show the actions and reactions of motion, force and gravity can be fun and educational. The following are several web pages which looks at the life of Sir Isaac Newton, his laws of motion and other resources which can help young people better understand these principles by experimentation. We hope you and your young scientists enjoy learning about this key individual, and his teachings. Please feel free to visit this page often, and share it with others looking for hands on activities and experiments surrounding Newton’s teachings. Short Biography of Newton Information on Sir Isaac Newton Sir Isaac Newton Inventions Newton and the Reflecting Telescope The Universal Law of Gravitation Time Line of the Accomplishments of Isaac Newton Laws of Motion for Kids Isaac Newton’s First Law of Motion NASA and Newton’s First Law Sir Isaac Newton’s First Law of Motion Newton’s First Law Activities Newton’s Second Law of Motion The Second Law of Motion from Sir Isaac Newton Isaac Newton’s Second Law Second Law of Motion Newton’s Third Law Newton’s Third Law of Motion Each Action Has an Equal and Opposite Reaction Newton’s Third Law Examples Physics Links for Students The Science Explorer Laws of Motion Games, Activities and Videos Physics for Kids – Laws of Motion
