Today's Goal: To start waves wrap up Agenda: - Daily Journal: If you add red, green, and blue light, what color do you have? - Finish notes - Start project
Today's Goal: to get caught up on work. Agenda: - Daily Journal: What is the distance from the midpoint to the crest of the wave? - Notes: sound - study hall to get work done
Today's Goal: Assess energy and start waves. Agenda: - Daily Journal: What is the measurement for gravity on Earth? - Quiz - energy - Wave Notes - Slinky Lab
Today's Goal: Finish up electricity. Agenda: - Daily Journal: What is the term for the opposition of current flow in electricity? - Check in with grades/missing assignments - Electricity activities - Energy Quiz tomorrow
Today's Goal: To review unit. Agenda: - Daily Journal: What is the term for the force or pressure that causes current to flow? - Review Sheet - use your notes to complete the handout and hand in - Vocab: Waves - Use glossary in Google Classroom to complete
Today's Goal: To work with electricity. Agenda: - Daily Journal: What type of circuit has multiple paths for electrons? - Finish Snap Circuits - Electricity Activities
Today's Goal: To look into electricity. Agenda: - Daily Journal: What is electricity? You can use your own words. - Finish Gizmos - Notes: Electricity - Start Circuits
Today's Goal: To look at Rube Goldberg machines. Agenda: - Daily Journal: What is the equation for kinetic energy? - Any late work - Groups build a machine to do a job
Today's Goal: To look at simple machines. Agenda: - Daily Journal: What are three of the six simple machines? - Simple Machines activity - Intro Rube Goldberg - Any late work
Today's Goal: To look at projectile motion. Agenda: - Daily Journal: What force pulls a projectile down to Earth? - Any late work? - Gizmos - we will look at the basics of 2 gizmos
Today's Goal: To begin watching a video that looks at projectiles. Agenda: - Daily Journal: What is the path of a projectile called? - Some history - Movie
Today's Goal: To introduce simple machines and projectiles. Agenda: - Daily Journal: What is the unit that energy is measured in? - Notes: simple machines and projectiles
Today's Goal: To look into energy. Agenda: - Daily Journal: What is work? - Finish egg crash - Vocab - glossary on Google Classroom - Notes: Work, energy, power, KE & PE
Today's Goal: To wrap up unit on Motion and Force. Agenda: - Daily Journal: Free fall can only occur if there is no ____________________. - 5 minutes to look at review sheet. - Take Quiz - Car testing - If all done, Energy Vocab - glossary on Google Classroom
Today's Goal: To build a crashworthy car. Agenda: - Daily Journal: What two things do you need to calculate speed? - In teams of two or three, build a car - Review activity - Quizlet - link on Google Classroom - Assessment tomorrow during LAB
Today's Goal: Study hall - most on field trip. Agenda: - Daily Journal: What is the term for a quantity defined as the product of an object’s mass and its velocity? - Find something to do - Review activity - Quizlet - link on Google Classroom - Assessment on Friday
Today's Goal: To look at forces in everyday life. Agenda: - Daily Journal: When looking to buy a car, what features are you going to consider? - Short Video - Start project
Today's Goal: Finish up lab and notes. Agenda: - Daily Journal: What is the term for the motion of a falling object without air resistance? - Complete the conclusion for Pendulum activity. - Finish Notes - Review sheet
Today's Goal: To look into gravity and free fall. Agenda: - Daily Journal: According to Newton, force equals ___________ times acceleration. - Notes: Gravity and Free fall - Video
Today's Goal: To look at Newton's laws Agenda: - Daily Journal: What is the force found between two objects based on the masses and distance? - Google Classroom Assignment - Grade Sheets and late work
Today's Goal: To start talking about forces. Agenda: - Daily Journal: How does an increase in an incline affect speed? - Finish up calculations/questions for Inclined to Roll - Notes: Forces - Google Classroom - Newton's Slides
Today's Goal: To continue with graphing and speed. Agenda: - Daily Journal: Today is midmarking period. Can I help you with anything school related? - Finish Distance/Time Gizmo at ExploreLearning - Inclined to Roll
Today's Goal: To measure speed. Agenda: - Daily Journal: What type of motion produces a graph that looks like a slithering snake? - Worksheet - Speed - Finish Determining Speed lab - Gizmo: Distance/Time
Today's Goal: To finish a graphing activity. Agenda: - Daily Journal: What two pieces of information do you need to determine speed? - Finish Graphing Gizmo
Today's Goal: To finish the movie and continue Graphing. Agenda: - Daily Journal: What are three topics in physics that relate to the movie? - Driven - Graphing
Today's Goal: Continue watching a movie. Agenda: - Daily Journal: The _____________ of a line on these graphs indicate how fast something is going - Driven
Today's Goal: To finish a movie about speed. Agenda: - Daily Journal: Sketch a graph of an object that is not moving? (You must label the axis.) - DRIVEN
Today's Goal: To talk about bias in science. Agenda: - Daily Journal: (Based on notes) Velocity is speed plus _________________. - Battling Bad Science
Today's Goal: To look at science today. Agenda: - Daily Journal: What does the word "bias" mean to you? - Notes: Motion and Speed - Bias - How to Spot Bad Science - Battling Bad Science
Today's Goal: To assess abilities and look at lab safety. Agenda: - Daily Journal: What areas of science would be of interest to you to learn? (animals, space, plants, earth science, chemistry, speed and acceleration) - Finish lab safety quiz if needed - Basic Skills Assessment
Today's Goal: To discuss lab safety. Agenda: - Daily Journal: What is one rule that should be followed in a lab environment? - Random Group Activity - Lab equipment - Lab Safety Rules - Cup challenge - another random group activity - Safety quiz if time - Double Headed Snake in NJ
Today's Goal: To create a visual representation of your personality. Agenda: - Daily Journal: (in complete sentences) Who lives in your house/appartment? (list all) - Binders - Personality Pinterest Board - Google Classroom - Lab tomorrow (set alarm)