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12th grade physics center microsofts
Potato Clock Experiment
Here's an instructive ppt & worksheet you can use with the Green Science potato Clock Kit or similar products. There are warm up questions followed by step by step instructions with photos on how to complete the experiment. The worksheet at the end lets your students make predictions and record their results. Enjoy!
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1st - 12th
Speed Quizzing - Physics Bundle
This collection contains my complete set of 7 Physics Speed Quizzing activities. Each activity contains 32 questions that relate directly to the topic. It is a growing bundle, which means that it is constantly being added to. This bundle represents a savings of at least 60% vs. purchasing each individually. In addition, you will also receive all future resources absolutely FREE. This activity will get your students out of their seats, moving around, and discussing the material. It is fully edita
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Position, Velocity and Acceleration PhET Lab Handout - English & Spanish!
Here is a guide for "The Moving Man" PhET simulation, which helps students identify the relationship between velocity, position, and acceleration through graphs.
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7th - 12th
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Graphing Interpretation Practice
I use this as a review (for students) and an assessment (for me) to gauge student understanding of basic concepts in graphing. This worksheet asks students to analyze and interpret line graphs, bar graphs and pie charts (7 in total).
I have uploaded this in a .docx format so you can modify and differentiate to fit your classroom and students' needs. Enjoy!
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8th - 12th
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Velocity Graphing: Position Vs. Time and Slope
Here is a chance to graph position versus time and also calculate the slope. It is perfect for the first, second or third week
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5th - 12th
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CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS:WRITING RESEARCH PROMPT: GRS. 8-12/MG
This is a research prompt with a set of 2 questions to research and ponder. Students respond about the origin of what came first! There is a space on the prompt page for feedback from the teacher. Uses this for a center activity, homework assignment, or as a science activity in an open computer lab slot.Thank so much for visiting and supporting our shop. Knowledge is power!
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Velocity Lab Position Time Graph
Students measure the time it takes for various objects to travel 40 m. I suggest rolling a basketball, someone walking, someone jogging, two people piggy-back, or someone riding a bicycle. Students stand with stop watches every 10 m to records the data points. There is a graph sheet include to compliment the data. I have added a flat line at 20 m for example F, I have also clearly labelled the examples A, B, C, D, E and F for those having trouble following which example was which. I have adde
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5th - 12th
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Circular Motion Word Search or Wordsearch
Partial Word Bank includes: Dryer, Ferris Wheel, Helicopter, Hula Hoop, Fans, Lasso, Planets, Rollercoaster, Roulette Wheel, Slingshot, Tires, Angular, Center of Gravity, Centripetal, Circumference, Frequency, Inertia, Period, Radians, Rotation, Skating, Tangent, Time, and Torque.
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6th - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
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Sketching Electrical Circuits and Calculations Problem Set
A quick problem set for students to practice the skill of sketching electrical circuits and calculating current passing through each loop.
Includes circuits in parallel and in series.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Hodson Light Box Experiment Instructions and Questions
This walks students through a series of experiments they can do with the Hodson Light Box (or similar). It includes concepts such as reflection, refraction, concave and convex lenses and mirrors, magnification and focal points. The questions range from basic observations to making inferences and relating to other concepts and real life knowledge.
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8th - 12th
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HS-PS4-1
Zombie Motion, Speed and Acceleration Physics Lab Set
Have you had days where your students seem like zombies? Why not have them act like zombies to study the physics of motion?!This lab set contains all the note sheets, labs and follow up to study speed, motion, acceleration and the start of Newton's Laws!You can change this to study the motion and force of zombies, though I did this with the physics cars I had. I also found that red, black and blue dry erase markers can be used to make a quick zombie makeup set. You can scare students or have the
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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NGSS:
MS-PS2-3
, HS-PS2-2
, MS-PS2-2
, HS-PS2-1
, MS-ETS1-1
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Also included in: Hands-on Science Semester Labs Bundle
Newton's Laws of Motion PPT and Notes
This interactive, EDITABLE PPT introduces students to the basic concepts and calculations for Inertia, Mass, Forces, Free Body Diagrams, Momentum and Conservation of Momentum. Student note sheet is included with practice problems (see preview)
The lecture focuses on forces that are one-dimensional (algebra-based), but because it editable, you can easily change the forces and directions of the arrows.
I have uploaded this in both a PDF and a .docx format, so you can feel free to modify and dif
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6th - 12th
Newton's First and Second Laws of Motion Review Stations
3 Stations to get students up and moving and reviewing Newton's First and Second Laws of Motion. Students will review important vocabulary words, practice finding the net force on an object, review the math associated with newton's second law, calculate average acceleration, and answer an open response questions from the MCAS exam.
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8th - 12th
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Magnetism part 2
This eBook covers more information of advanced magnetism. It explained how to tackle problems in this subject. Great information for beginner and for self study as well.
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
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Chicken: Work and Power: Why Did the Chicken Cross the Road?
Here is a fun worksheet on work and power with a fun puzzle on the old chicken crossing the road: Why did the chicken cross the road? Because if he didn't cross the road "No work was done" Work requires a positive distance to be measured. EPartial example. questions..1. A 800 n box is lifted 1 meter high onto the back of a truck in 2 seconds. A. How much work was done? B. How much power was generated?2. A barbell’s mass is 120 kg. What is its weight in newtons? (Use 10 m/sec2 for g)? 3. If you
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5th - 12th
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Energy Transformation Lesson Plan
Types of energy and their transformations can be overwhelming for students! Break the content down with this bundle of 3 activities. These activities can be used as review activities, quick formative assessments, or for small group instruction.1. Card Sort - Types of Energy 2. Card Sort - Potential or Kinetic 3. Practice Sheet - Energy TransformationsAnswer Sheets, Answer Keys, and Data Sheets are included.
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8th - 12th
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Dimensional Analysis Fun Intro Jigsaw Activity
Give each group one of the question to work out, then have them present to the other groups how they solved it. You could also make it a race, see which group can solve all 4 the fastest. Great activity to use before the Moles unit in Chemistry to show students dimensional analysis. Half sheet included so students can glue it in their notebooks.Follow me on Twitter @DenmanChem to see more from my chemistry class.
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8th - 12th
Measurement Lab Activity: Measuring Things Around in the Classroom
Measurement Lab Activity: Learn the Meter Stick by Measuring things in Classroom. I provided one worksheet with suggested things to measure and then I provided a second blank worksheet that allows you to enter your own items to measure. Its great for using the meter stick and getting used to metric units. They also reinforce the formulas for volume. Accepted measurements must be within 10% of the answers.
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6th - 12th
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Ideal Gas Law II Worksheet
Here is a chance to practice with the ideal gas law. I use the R=.0821 when dealing with atmospheres and liters. Examples 1: What volume will 1 mole of nitrogen occupy at 760 torr and 0 C? Examples 2: What pressure will 125 g of CO2 exert at temp of 30 C and a volume of 750 mL?
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7th - 12th
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Electromagnetic Waves Stations
This is a stations activity. There are 7 stations, 1 for each wave. The word document includes a student handout, exit slip, teacher directions and 7 2 sided station documents. Students are asked to look for the frequency, wavelength, speed and uses of each type of wave. Students will quickly see that the speed is not identified in the different articles and they will need to calculate the speed.
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7th - 12th
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Sound Tuning Forks Worksheet
Here is a worksheet on tuning forks. I give you the frequency of the several tuning fork used and the resonance length found during the lab. The students then need to know enough to multiply by 4 for closed resonators. The students then divide 343 by the wavelength. Finally I ask them to do the percentage of error, but this can be skipped. There is a lab version of this worksheet but if you don't have time or equipment, this is a good summary. I've also used it as a quiz at time. It relates the
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Transformers Worksheet - Solve for Step-UP or Step-Down Solutions
Transformers Worksheet
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8th - 12th
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What is Physics? Word Search
Here is a physics word search that might be helpful. Search words include: amps, acceleration, charge, current, force, force of friction, inertia, joules, kinetic, momentum, newton, Newton's First Law, Newton's Second Law, Newton's Third Law, potential, power, velocity, voltage, watts, work. If you would prefer a crossword version of these words, it is coming out soon. Thanks and Good Luck.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Specific Heat of an Unknown Metal Lab
For this lab you will need these supplies for every group: hot plate 200-250 ml beaker100 ml graduated cylindermetal (weight or specific heat cube)scalecalorimeter (or styrofoam cup nested in another beaker)thermometercrucible tongsThis lab usually take my on-level 10th grade chemistry students less than 45 minutes with writing the Claim, Evidence, Reasoning conclusion statement. I've included the steps for the calculations but students should have learned the Q=mCΔT equation before the lab. Thi
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8th - 12th
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