Model of the three laws of motion

This 3D-printable model is designed as an educational tool for teaching the three laws of motion. It provides a practical and engaging demonstration of each law, featuring moving parts that allow for hands-on, physical examples. I created this model with educators in mind, focusing on ways to make it easier for teachers to effectively explain these fundamental concepts to their students.

first law:

The large slide is used for the first law of motion by easily breaking off the included ball and putting it at the top of the slide showing that it is at rest until you push it with your finger causing it to go into motion but once it is acted upon by an outside force AKA the wall at the end of the slide it come to a stop

Second law:

The second law is a demonstration of how a heavy object and a light object will react differently and have different acceleration if you apply the same force to make the example that force equals the mass of the object times the acceleration

Third law:

To demonstrate the 3rd law of motion I created a Newtons cradle in a vertical position so that you can demonstrate for every action has an equal and opposite reaction.