Relative Motion Doodle Notes for Physics | Relative Velocity Doodle Notes
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These 4 Relative Motion Doodle Notes will help your students become masters of finding relative velocity through definitions, equations and examples. Students will be able to solve for the relative velocity for problems that are one-dimensional, perpendicular and non-perpendicular. Each note increases in complexity, so you can differentiate based on the needs of your students. These versatile notes can be used as stand-alone lessons, supplementary materials or review. This bundle contains 4 doodle notes, answer keys and corresponding anchor charts. My answer keys are suggestions based on my class needs, annotate notes your way to suit your curriculum needs.
This resource is included in my Kinematics and Motion Doodle Note Bundle and my amazing, cost-saving Physics Bundle.
This ZIP file includes:
★ 4 Doodle Notes, with suggested answer keys
★ 4 Doodle Note Anchor Charts, sized at 24”x36” (Print at copy center as “engineering prints”)
★ Tips on printing and laminating the anchor charts
All files are PDF.
I have used ALL of the notes from the Kinematics and Motion Doodle Note Bundle with my Physics classes over the past year. The students and I really prefer this method to traditional note-taking. Physics students often struggle with concepts because they focus on the mathematical side of things. Doodle notes provide an opportunity to look at relationships in multiple ways, while activating both sides of the brain through the creative doodling, annotating and coloring. Doodle notes have been shown to:
★ increases retention
★ activate the whole brain, the logical left side and the creative right side.
★ improve focus, people who doodle recall more than those who daydream
★ calm students and reduces stress
★ add novelty to the class, which in turn helps to engage students
Other resources included in the Kinematics and Motion Doodle Note Bundle:
Kinematics Doodle Note Title Page
Scalars and Vectors; Distance, Position, Displacement; Drawing Vectors; Adding Vectors
Position-Time Graphs / Distance-Time Graphs (2 versions included)
Velocity-Time Graphs / Speed-Time Graphs (2 versions included)
Acceleration, Using the 5 Equations of Kinematics
Deriving the 5 Equations of Kinematics
Projectile Motion (Physical Science version)
Projectile Motion (Physics version, with practice problems)
Acceleration in Two Dimensions
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If you're looking for lessons for Relative Velocity in 2-Dimensions, check out:
2-D Kinematics Workbook and the Relative Velocity Guided Practice for additional review.
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