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Objects In Motion

Learn Newton’s First Law of Motion (inertia) with Teddy in this fast, anime-style science music video from Teddy’s Adventure. “An object in motion stays in motion” becomes a fun, easy way for kids to remember how motion works in real life—skateboards, basketball, boulders, and even space. In this 1:29 STEM rap, Teddy keeps moving to show the big idea: objects don’t stop or change direction unless a force acts on them (like friction, a push, or a crash). Great for elementary and middle school learners, homeschool, and classroom warm-ups. What kids will learn: Newton’s First Law (Law of Inertia) Motion, force, friction, and momentum (kid-friendly) How science shows up in everyday adventures Parents & teachers: Use this video to start a quick discussion: What forces made Teddy slow down or speed up? Where do you see friction at home or on the playground? What’s one example of inertia you notice today? Chapters: 0:00 Intro (Object in motion…) 0:08 Street momentum (skateboard) 0:24 Flip + “four words” energy 0:40 Newton / inertia moment 0:56 Staying open (sports + movement) 1:12 Adventure chase 1:20 Space inertia finale Subscribe for more science, numbers, and learning adventures with Teddy. #ScienceForKids #STEM #PhysicsForKids #NewtonFirstLaw #NewtonsLaws #Inertia #Motion #Momentum #ForceAndMotion #EducationalMusic #KidsLearning #LearningVideosForKids #Homeschool #ClassroomActivities #TeddysAdventure