Things in Motion: Things on the Move

The video explains how movement is identified by a change in position relative to stationary objects, using examples like a deer and vehicles. It introduces the concept of a frame of reference, which helps in determining whether an object has moved by comparing it to non-moving surroundings.

What indicates that an object has moved?

• Its position changes

• It becomes larger

• Its color changes

• It makes a sound

How can you tell that the deer has moved?

• It is in a new position

• It is eating

• It is making noise

• It is running fast

Why do stationary objects help us perceive motion?

• They provide a contrast

• They are colorful

• They are noisy

• They are larger

What is a frame of reference?

• A moving object

• A noisy object

• A stationary object

• A colorful object

Which of the following is an example of a frame of reference?

• A flying bird

• A stationary building

• A running deer

• A moving car