What is a force? 1. Review motion 2. Power point on motion 3. Students will take notes
What type of force is needed to close your book? To stand up? Notes, pencil, book PS.10 The student will investigate and understand the scientific principles of work, force, and motion. Key concepts include a. b. Newtons laws of motion; __similarities/differences __generating/testing hypothesis __nonlinguistic representations __reinforcing effort/recognition __objectives/feedback __practice __summarizing/note taking __cooperative learning __cues, questions, advanced organizers High evaluate/create
How can we draw a picture of forces? 1. Define vectors 2. Place students in pairs 3. Students will work force/vector problems What is the difference between a balanced force and unbalanced force? Vector packet, pencil __similarities/differences __generating/testing hypothesis __nonlinguistic representations __reinforcing effort/recognition __objectives/feedback __practice __summarizing/note taking __cooperative learning __cues, questions, advanced organizers High evaluate/create
Can you name a force that works against motion? 1. Pass out notes 2. Power point on friction and newton's laws
What kind of friction do you have when you swim? Pencil, notes __similarities/differences __generating/testing hypothesis __nonlinguistic representations __reinforcing effort/recognition __objectives/feedback __practice __summarizing/note taking __cooperative learning __cues, questions, advanced organizers High evaluate/create
What is Newton's first law? 1. Review Newton's first law 2. Make an inertia hat 3. Demonstrate tablecloth 4. Have students Metal clothes hanger, clay, plates, tablecloth __similarities/differences __generating/testing hypothesis __nonlinguistic representations __reinforcing effort/recognition __objectives/feedback __practice __summarizing/note taking __cooperative learning __cues, questions, High evaluate/create