Friday, October 7,2022. Day 3

Do Now:

Take out your acceleration problems.

  • Name on top

  • Prepare to pass in

Homework to be completed:

Read and complete Part E of the Lesson Outline for Tuesday.

Today’s Lesson:

Motion Speed and Velocity Quiz

READ “Using graphs to represent motion” IN DESCRIBING MOTION PAGE 496 & 497.

  • COMPLETE PART E “Using graphs to represent motion” OF YOUR LESSON OUTLINE

  • Finish as needed for HW

Complete BrainPOPs from yesterday.

Thursday, October 6 2022. Day 2

Do Now:

Please copy homework into your agenda:

Homework to be completed:

Quiz tomorrow - Motion, Speed, and Velocity

Today’s Lesson:

Watch the Distance, Rate, Time BrainPop linked here together as a class.

  • Students then to complete the “BrainPop DRT” in Google Classroom.

  • Students may rewatch on a chrome book.

If finished early, they may independently watch the “BrainPop Acceleration” video and complete the BrainPop Acceleration assignment in Google Classroom.

Study for Quiz Tomorrow

Wednesday, October 5, 2022 Day 1

Do Now:

PLEASE COPY HOMEWORK INTO YOUR AGENDA:

Complete the following problem on a blank sheet of paper:

A salmon is swimming up a river to spawn. The fish swims at a velocity of 9.5 m/s, East. The river flows with a velocity of 7.7 m/s West. What is the salmon’s velocity relative to the fixed shore?

Solve using vectors.

Homework to be completed:

Study Guide: Motion, Speed, and Velocity Quiz on Friday.

CALCULATING ACCELERATION practice due tomorrow.

Today’s Lesson:

Review Do Now:

Review Study Guide: Motion, Speed, and Velocity Quiz

  • Friday.

Acceleration Calculation Examples

Practice Problems - CALCULATING ACCELERATION

Monday, October 3, 2022. Day 5

Do Now:

Please copy homework into your agenda:

Homework to be completed:

READ Calculating Acceleration” IN DESCRIBING MOTION PAGE 496.

  • COMPLETE PART D “Calculating Acceleration” OF YOUR LESSON OUTLINE

Vector Practice II

Today’s Lesson:

Pass back and review vectors worksheet

Practice activity:

  • Vector Practice II

READ Calculating Acceleration” IN DESCRIBING MOTION PAGE 496.

  • COMPLETE PART D “Calculating Acceleration” OF YOUR LESSON OUTLINE

Wednesday, September 28, 2022. Day 2

Do Now:

Please get out your graph and copy the homework into your agenda:

Homework to be completed.

Calculation of Fastest, slowest and average speed due tomorrow in FDSS format.

Today’s Lesson:

Identifying Fasted/Slowest Laps

  • Use a colored pencil or highlighter to color code the fastest and the slowest laps.

  • Add a key to your graph.

Calculation Details:

  • Fastest/Slowest Laps Speed Calculations

    • use a distance of 50m

    • use lap time - not total time

  • Average Speed Calculation

    • lap distance is 250m

    • use total time

Student Work and Printing

Tuesday, September 27, 2022. Day 1

Do Now:

Get out your completed graphs.

Homework to be completed.

Your graph should be finished before class wednesday

Today’s Lesson:

Review of Velocity LO

Class Notes: Velocity

  1. Define Velocity

  2. How is Velocity represented

    • in words

    • graphically

  3. Constant Velocity

  4. Changing Velocity

    • speed change

    • direction change

    • either is acceleration

  5. Drawing velocity - Vector Notes

Time to work on project in class.

Sample Data Table and FDSS Calculation Frames

Monday, September 26, 2022. Day 6

Do Now:

Homework to be completed.

READ VELOCITY IN DESCRIBING MOTION PAGES 493 AND 494.

  • COMPLETE PART C VELOCITY OF YOUR LESSON OUTLINE

Data Tables are overdue

Graphs should be finished NLT Wednesday before class.

BE sure Part “C” of the Lesson 1 Outline (titled Velocity) is completed. We will use it tomorrow.

Today’s Lesson:

Road race wrap Up:

  • Fixing Data Tables - All Tables MUST have:

    • a title in a single merged cell above the data

    • column labels that are properly capitalized with units

    • all data, titles, and labels centered

    • borders

    • be sized to how large you want it

      • (check the print preview and adjust the font size as needed up or down)

Drawing Graphs

  • Line graph

  • Neat and on graph paper

  • descriptive title

  • correct axis labels with units

    • time is X-axis

    • distance is Y-axis

  • axis scales with even intervals that fit the data

  • correctly plotted data with data points and a plot line

  • an average speed line drawn in a different color that the plot line.

  • Neat with appropriate use of color and decoration.

Self Help Videos for Google Spreadsheets

READ VELOCITY IN DESCRIBING MOTION PAGES 493 AND 494.

  • COMPLETE PART C VELOCITY OF YOUR LESSON OUTLINE

Friday, September 23, 2022 Day 5

Homeroom:

Class Photo today - no visits out of the class.

Flex plan for weekly homeroom responsibilities. You must:

  • Complete 2 days of SSR in homeroom per week.

  • Use three days for class work and preparation.

  • You may engage in community service as shown below

Classroom support - community service opportunity

A.C. to Spanish

Do Now:

Homework to be completed.

Today’s Lesson:

Review Quiz

Road race wrap Up Poster Project:

Review of assignment/rubric.

Oak Tag Sizes

Printing Requests

  • Plan first - one print only.

  • Make sure sizes are what you want.

  • Paste all work you want printed into a single doc.

  • your name must be on each document page

  • Share and Ask teacher for print help during HR

  • No color printing allowed

time to work

Tuesday, September 20, 2022

CITATION ASSISTANCE WORKSHOP:

  • COMPLETE THE CITATIONS FOR “CAR RESEARCH” IN GOOGLE CLASSROOM.

  • USE NOODLETOOLS EXPRESS TO PREPARE 3 CITATIONS FOR SOURCES YOU USED IN YOUR RESEARCH.

  • PASTE THE COMPLETED CITATIONS UNDER THE DATA TABLES FOR EACH VEHICLE.

Do Now:

Take out your Quiz study guide and have your notebook open

Homework to be completed.

Science Quiz Thursday - Study Guide

Today’s Lesson:

pass back and go over Speed II

Review Science Quiz - Study Guide

Practice Quiz

Review Practice quiz

Time to prepare

Friday, September 15, 2022. Day 6

Do Now:

Please ge tout your graphs and Armando’s Ant papers from yesterday.

Homework to be completed:

none

Today’s Agenda:

Check Armando’s Ant

Project Graph Solution

Notes: Calculating Speed From a Graph 9-16-22

Interpreting speed from a graph

  • Distance - Time graphs show the ratio of D/T.

  • This ratio (D/T) is speed.

  • The slope of the line (Steepness) is the speed of the body.

  • Calculating the Slope of the line - example

Defining Average Speed

Total Distance / Total Time

Graphing Average Speed

  • Connect starting point to ending point

Calculating Average Speed Example

students to work on completing Armando’s Ant Graphing activity.

Thursday, September 15, 2022. Day 5

Do Now:

Please get out your Speed Practice 2

  1. Copy this diagram into your notes.

  2. Give it the title: Distance vs Displacement 9/15/22

  3. Copy and answer the following question:

    • A student walks from Point “S” to Point “F” on “path “A”

    • The length of Path “A” is the “Distance” he travelled.

    • What is the term for the straight line “path B”?

Homework to be completed:

COMPLETE STEP 1 OF ARMANDO’S ANT ON GRAPH PAPER

Today’s Agenda:

GRAPHING MOTION INTRO

READ AND COMPLETE STEP 1

Tuesday, September 13, 2022. Day 3

Do Now:

Please log into McGraw Hill and open yesterday’s assignment.

Homework to be completed:

Finish 5 Speed Practice problems in FDSS format.

Today’s Agenda:

Review MGH “FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS”

  • Visit two other groups.

  • Show each where your starting point was (approximately).

  • Compare your directions for one or two of the “Destinations” (A, B, or C)

  • Then sit down and complete parts 5 &6

  • Submit

Calculating Speed

FDSS format for showing work

  • example Word problems

Speed practice problems

Today’s notes are shown below.

Friday, September 9, 2022. Day 1

Do Now:

Please complete this unit “pretest”

Homework to be completed:

Read and finish Lesson Outline as described in Today’s agenda below.

Today’s Agenda:

Why are some cars faster than other?

  • Spreadsheet Graphing Completion and Assistance

  • Located in GC

Open and access McGraw Hill Online text:

  • Encounter the Phenomenon: Position and Motion

Read Pages 491, 492, and the top of page 493 of Describing Motion

  • Complete parts A and B of the Lesson Outline handed out in class.