Wednesday, November 13, 2024. Day 4, 128

Notes:

Create Balanced versus Unbalanced Problem worksheet

Homeroom

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Assignments Due:

  • Science: G&L Wk 8 Quiz, Tuesday, Nov. 12.

  • Math: 5 Topic Goals Friday. Test corrections due today.

  • Algebra: Initial Knowledge Check Friday

  • SciTech:

  • ELA:

  • Spanish:

  • Civics:

Grade 8 Lesson

Do Now:

Balanced versus Unbalanced Problem Do Now

Homework:

Today’s Agenda:

Review the Do Now

Presentation: Type of Forces

Time remaining?

  • Study Greek and Latin

Tomorrow’s Agenda:

Results: RC Quiz on Forces

  • May use as reference.

Review Exploring Gravity Lab

  • Students to complete all lab measurement and graphing.

  • due Wednesday

Comparing Graphs

Why straight versus curved?

Identify linear

identify exponential

identify directly proportional

identify inversely proportional.

Why linear versus exponential (curved)

Notes and Discussion (Students to correct and resubmit.)

  1. What affects the strength of gravity?

  2. What is the equation for calculating gravitational force?

  3. What does “directly proportional” mean?

  4. What does “inversely proportional” mean?

  5. Which graph shows a directly proportional relationship?  How does it show this?

  6. Which graph shows an indirectly proportional relationship?  How does it show this?

Class Discussion and notes:

  1. “Forces” pages 503 - 505 (Gravity through the end of lesson) in MH Ch14 MOtion Forces, and Energy.

  2. Outline:

    1. Defining “Gravity”

    2. Explain the role of mass in determining the strength of gravity

    3. Explain the role of Distance in determining the strength of gravity

    4. Identify and explain the meaning of “Net Force.”

    5. describe the effect of forces acting in the same direction.

    6. describe the effect of forces acting in opposite directions.

    7. Identify and explain the differenc between balanced and unbalanced forces.

    8. Identify and describe how balanced forces affect an object.

    9. Identify and describe how unbalanced forces affect an object.

Time remaining?

  • Study Greek and Latin