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What is a RESEARCH PAPER? A research paper is an expanded essay that presents your own interpretation or evaluation or argument. If this you are writing your first research paper, I suggest reviewing this site.

http://www.wikihow.com/Write-a-Research-Paper



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Newspaper Overcycle = The purpose of the Newspaper Overcycle is to foster proficiency in non- fiction reading. The student is to find a science article read and comment on the article as though they were a newspaper reporter. More sites listed on a topic, the better the score. The assignment is completed when the student writes several paragraphs describing their conclusions about their chosen article. = = = =___= = Week 1 =

=__Vector Tutorial__=

__Intro to Vectors__ []

__Vectors and Coordinate Systems __ []







=**Triangles**= [|http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NtsGRq7XZU][|o] _ =__Unit Conversion Tutorial__=
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 * Another Look at Right Triangles -**

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Free Body Diagrams http://www.physicsclassroom.com/Physics-Interactives/Newtons-Laws/Free-Body-Diagrams https://www.google.com/search?q=free+body+diagram+interactive+answers&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiluuuw_-rWAhXBQiYKHRWAAHgQ1QIIZygB&biw=1024&bih=637


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 * Motion and Force Part II [|https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S8V] **
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Unknown Weight MINI LAB(in class demo) =Note: The purpose of all Lab reports is to educate the reader. Ask yourself this question. "If someone read my report, would they be able to recreate my experiment?"= - Tutorial on Lab

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= IT IS 9/25 AND WE ARE STARTING ACCELERATION = = = = Chapter 3 Acceleration = Tutorial available 10/15 Acceleration Part 1 [] Acceleration Part 2 [] Practice Problems []

due 9/26/14 pg. 64 prob. 6, 7, 8, 10

Fun Simulation []

Velocity - Time Graphs []
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Acceleration Lab

Handouts for chapter 3 = Where we are as of 10/15 =

WHERE DO THE MOTION FORMULAE COME FROM The following URL is a tutorial for anyone wishing to understand how the motion formulae were derived. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BfVfBC5ZS54

__ = Week 4 Forces in One Direction = Free Body Diagrams http://www.mrwaynesclass.com/freebodies/reading/index01.html https://www.google.com/search?q=free+body+diagram+interactive+answers&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiluuuw_-rWAhXBQiYKHRWAAHgQ1QIIZygB&biw=1024&bih=637 Practice FBDs http://www.physicsclassroom.com/Physics-Interactives/Newtons-Laws/Free-Body-Diagrams/Free-Body-Diagram-Interactive

Force Overview [] Force and Motion Sim [|http://phet.colorado.edu/en/simulation/forces-and-m] [|otion-basics]
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Excellent Review - Can you answer all the questions??

Practice Chapt 4 problem 6,7,8,11,13,16,17 [] More Chpt 4 problems []

Free Body Diagrams []

FBD Homework Practice [] (pretty good - can you figure them out?)

Practice with Free Body Diagrams Once on the page, #|click simulation []

Great Test Question []

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6CDtUsdvNYM Pg. 142 prob 97

This tutorial is normally presented when we discuss Forces in One Direction (chpt 4). It is offered here to illustrate Triangles and Vectors and to assist with the 1st home #|assignment.

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New Format for Over-cycles Not mandatory – THIS IS EXTRA CREDIT Read a science article of your choice. Do a short report similar to what you have been doing siting all sources. Remember “cut and paste” is plagiarism and if your work is not your own but merely a copy of the original author’s work, then you will receive a failing grade. Finally, you must present your paper along with a slide show explaining the article that you researched. Remember, your slide show may be selected and you may be asked to present it to the class. If you are chosen, bo nus points are awarded. ___

Trig Tables http://www.csuchico.edu/~jhudson/pdf/trigtabl.pdf

= Chapter 5 - Forces in TWO Directions = Vector Review [] Mr. C's Tutorial Homework Problem page 142 prob 97 You will note that this problem is very similar to the unknown weight lab tutorial above. []

Simulation - Force of Friction vs. Force Normal (kinetic and static coeefitient of friction) []

Over cycle solution https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=riblR3sjbZ8&t=31s

Force; Friction and MU Part 1 [] Friction; Force and MU Part 2 11/14/2016

Ramps []

Homework

Ramp Simulation - Place #|close attention how the Force normal decreases as the ramp angle increases []

Dec 1, 2017

= Chapter 5 Lab This is the first part of a three part lab and is intended to enhance the understanding of FRICTION =



___ 11/2 Chapter 6 Motion in Two Directions

Derivation of the MOTION FORMULAE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BfVfBC5ZS54

Projectile Tutorial - part 1 https://youtu.be/V6hSh8upKB0

Simulation []

HW James Blonde



James Blonde Solution to follow

1/16/17
== Energy energy will be studied in more detail later in the semester, but we will touch upon some basic ideas here so we can do our lab. ==

= Intro to Energy  =

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= Energy Intro Slide Show  =

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Projectile Motion Lab - Part 3

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Moment of inertia tutorial gives a more accurate result for Lab 12/2/14
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Passed Success - 2016 effort []
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= Circular Motion Chapter 8 pg 196 =


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=Force, Torque and Flagpoles = = = = = = = =https://youtu.be/FpClPHmM6XI= ==

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= Review for test = https://youtu.be/FpClPHmM6XI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJ01-3Upelk

11/14 Extr Credit OVERCYCLE DUE JANUARY 11th

Einstein and His Many Roles in Physics- Einstein is very well known for the equation E=mc2, but his role in physics did not stop there. Discuss his other theories of relativity and how he affected the field.

Projectile Motion LAB Part 1 [] Projectile Motion LAB Part 2 Friction data for those who were absent: Test 1 Force normal = 2200 N and force Friction = 660 N Test 2 Force normal = 4100 N and Force friction = 1230 N FRICTION SURFACES WERE THE SAME IN EACH TEST. [] CSI Part 3 Lab Tutorial Part 3 []



Energy energy will be studied in more detail later in the semester, but we will touch upon some basic ideas here so we can do our lab.
= Intro to Energy =

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= Energy Intro Slide Show =

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Projectile Motion Lab - Part 3 []

Moment of inertia tutorial gives a more accurate result for Lab 12/2/14
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Momentum - Chapter 9 3/3 Approximate date
Momentum []

Conservation of Momentum []

Bullet through Lumber Problem - Find the orignal speed of bullet. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rgURa-gyoCI

Conservation of Momentum - Con of Mo -Bullet bouncing off steel ball []

Impulse []

HW - always review notes and compare to other resources(video;book;handouts;etc) pg 251: 56,57,58,59 (Due on the following morning after assigned)

= Circular Motion Chapter 8 pg 196 =


 * Circular Motion Part I [] **
 * Circular Motion Part II [] **

=Force, Torque and Flagpoles =

https://youtu.be/FpClPHmM6XI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJ01-3Upelk = = = Review for test on 3/20 = https://youtu.be/FpClPHmM6XI

**Work, Energy and Simple Machines** = = We have discussed Energy in previous chapters. Now we relate Work, Energy and Simple Machines. Parents can ensure success in this chapter by asking their student to answer and explain the following questions. What is work? How is work calculated? How do machines make work easier? What is the difference between kinetic and potential energy? How can you calculate kinetic energy? How can you calculate gravitational potential energy? What is the conservation of energy law state? = = Homework - Define: Work; Energy; Kinetic Energy; Potential Energy; Elastic Potential Energy; Chemical Potential Energy; Gravitational Potential Energy; Temperature; Thermal Energy; Heat; Specific Heat = = Handouts = = = = = =
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= = = Summary Slide Show "Energy in a Nutshell" = = = = = = = = = = = = = = Heat = Questions to be discussed in this chapter. Parents can ensure success in this chapter by asking their student to answer and explain the following questions. What is temperature? What is heat? What is convection? What is specific heat? What is thermal energy? How does heat transfer done a metal rod? What is radiation? Why does the sun use only radiation as a means of heat transfer? How is potential energy different than kinetic energy? What is temperature? What is an insulator? What are the common types of heating systems? How does an internal combustion engine work? How does a steam engine work? How does a refrigerator work?
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definitions - Temperature; Thermal Energy; Heat; Specific Heat, Conduction, Convection, Radiation, Kinetic Theory, Phase Change and terms we talk about in class. = Video Intro to Heat =

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Heat Transfer
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Heat Transfer and the Unknown Metal

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= States of Matter =
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https://voicethread.com/myvoice/#thread/1355460/7200923
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States of Matter Power Point

Waves and Sound
What are Waves? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cSqLXVmtVkc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yd-G6KYwzvA

The over-cycle reading assignment is due on Monday 5/5. It is to be a compare and contrast report in which the students explains the views of each author and then states their opinion in the conclusion. ALL SOURCES MUST BE SITED. See the attached rubric. Newspaper Overcycle

The purpose of the Newspaper Overcycle is to foster proficiency in non-fiction reading. The student is to find a science article read and comment on the article as though they were a newspaper reporter. More sites listed on a topic, the better the score. The assignment is completed when the student writes several paragraphs describing their conclusions about their chosen article. = As of 3/1. Now we are on to phase two of our over-cycle work. You must now find and site TWO articles on the same subject. The authors may agree or disagree. Your job is to give a short summary on the views of both authors and then your opinion. =