Physical Science Mr. Ingram
Physical Science News, room 3106, Oct. 22, 2018 Forces come next. Having measured and graphed the motion of objects undergoing acceleration, students will now consider the forces that cause acceleration, including friction. Students will then fit the motion experiments that we have completed into the framework of Newton's laws of motion.
Lesson Goals & Activities; homework assignments
Monday | Oct. 22
Learning target: Mathematically calculate the acceleration of moving objects. Success criterion: Accurately solve problems that involve velocity and acceleration. Lesson agenda: Textbook reading and questions; completion of motion 3 report. Homework: Motion experiment 3 (walking) report due Tuesday. Friday | Oct. 19 Learning target: Describe the influence of forces on the motion of objects. Success criterion: Graphically illustrate the effects of forces on distance-time graphs. Lesson agenda: Motion discussion (notes); motion 3 experiment analysis. Homework: Motion experiment 3 (walking) report due Tuesday. Thursday | Oct. 18 Learning target: Recognize positive and negative acceleration on graphs. Success criterion: Identify (+) and (-) acceleration from walking experiment graphs. Lesson agenda: Motion experiment 3 (walking) graphs and analysis. Homework: Motion experiment 3 (walking) report due Tuesday. Wednesday | Oct. 17 Learning target: Recognize positive and negative acceleration in experiment data. Success criterion: Identify trends in the distance-time data from the walking experiment. Lesson agenda: Motion experiment 3 (walking); complete and submit motion expt. 2 Homework: Motion experiment 3 report due Tuesday. Tuesday | Oct. 16 Learning target: Distinguish between constant velocity and acceleration on a graph. Success criterion: Compare/contrast constant velocity graphs and acceleration graphs. Lesson agenda: Motion experiment 2 analysis. Homework: Motion experiment 2 due Wednesday. Monday | Oct. 15 Learning target: Distinguish between constant velocity and acceleration from experiment data. Success criterion: Compare/contrast constant velocity and acceleration data. Lesson agenda: Motion experiment 2 data collection. Homework: Motion experiment 2 due Wednesday. |
upcomingUnit Three Exam | Weds 10/31/18
Handouts
Motion Expt. 3 (Walking) | 10/17/18
Motion Experiment 2 | 10/15/18 Velocity Worksheet | 10/9/18 Unit Two Outline | 10/5/18 Motion Experiment 1 | 10/4/18 Graphing Practice | 10/2/18 Acid/Base Project | 9/26/18 Acid/Base Experiment | 9/20/18 Unit One Test Review | 9/18/18 Variables Worksheet | 9/17/18 Unit One Outline | 9/14/18 Lab Safety Guidelines | 9/13/18 LENSES Template & Log | 9/12/18 Mass and Volume Expt. | 9/11/18 Types of Variables Notes | 9/10/18 Scaling Worksheet | 9/7/18 Circles Activity 2 | 8/30/18 Circles Activity 1 | 8/30/18 Absorption Experiment | 8/29/18 Course Syllabus | 8/28/18 |
