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October 1-5 Newtonian Mechanics |
Launch # 2 |
Launch # 2 Discussion Inertia Rod and its application to Rocket Design Introduction to "THE BOTTLE ROCKET CHALLENGE" Launch # 3 Data Sheet (Due 10-9) |
First Law Fun! Laboratory |
First Law Fun! Laboratory First Law Fun Data Sheet (Due 10-8) |
Film: Roller Coaster Forces |
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October 8-12 Newtonian Mechanics
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Completion of First Law Fun! Discussion of Mini-Labs Relationship to Inertia |
Launch # 3 Launch # 3 Data Sheet Due Homework: Page 31 of text *Key Terms and Matching *Review Questions 1-6 *Be ready to launch on Friday!!!
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Launch # 4 Data Sheet
Chapter 2 Vocabulary Table Due on Tuesday |
K'NEX Car Lab Obtain distance and time data of a K'NEX car Describe, extrapolate and interpolate data related to the motion of the car using a graph |
BE READY TO LAUNCH TODAY!!! |
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October 15-19 Newtonian Mechanics
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Launch Day Launch # 4 Data Sheet Chapter 2 Vocabulary Table Due on Tuesday
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K'NEX Car Lab Continued Obtain distance and time data of a K'NEX car Differentiate between speed and Velocity Homework: Complete a graph of your data. Use the Suggestions for Making a Good Graph handout to make your graph. Use your graph to interpolate two pieces of data, and to extrapolate two pieces of data.
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K'NEX Car Lab Continued Have #'s 1-7 Completed on Today's Handout |
K'NEX Car Lab completed and turned in at end of
class period. Complete the following questions in your science textbook, Due Tomorrow Review Questions 11,12,15 Exercises 4,6,13,14,17 Problems 1,2,3,4,5 |
Scientific Notation and the Metric System |
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October 22-26 Newtonian Mechanics
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Skateboarding with Newton Refer to today's lab to answer the following questions: 1.) Describe the motion of the skateboarder in motion when a force of 0 lbs on the scale was applied. 2.) Describe the motion of the skateboarder in motion when a constant force of 15 lbs on the scale was applied. 3.) The following equation summarizes Newton's 2nd Law of Motion: a=F/m. Where a is equal to acceleration, F is equal to the net Force and m is equal to mass. Use this equation to explain your observations from #1 and #2 above. |
Newton's 2nd Law Metric System Review |
Complete the Newton's First Law Portion of Your Newton's Laws Summary Sheets | Newton's Laws Demo Day | No School |
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October 29-November 2 Newtonian Mechanics
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Newton's Laws Review | Newton's Laws Review | Final Launch Prep Day | Final Launch | Exam: Newton's Laws |