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Introduction
Introduction
Essential Questions:
What are Newton’s Laws?
How do Newton’s Laws apply to everyday situations?
Standards:
SPS8: Obtain, evaluate, and communicate information to explain the relationships among force, mass, and motion.
SPS8.b: Construct an explanation based on experimental evidence to support the claims presented in Newton’s three laws of motion. (Evidence could demonstrate relationships among force, mass, velocity, and acceleration.)
Opener - MUST DO
Opener - MUST DO
Open up this lesson's note document in Google Classroom (click here to be taken straight to today's files). Answer the following question in the Warm Up section of the notes page:
Is the following statement true or false? Explain how you know. When two forces act on the same object in opposite directions, the net force is always greater than the individual forces.
Forces Part 2 - Newton's Laws.mkvInstruction - MUST WATCH
Instruction - MUST WATCH
View the instructional video to the right. As you watch, continue to fill out your note sheet for this lesson.
Please make sure to upload your notes in order to receive credit for the instruction.
Independent Practice -MUST DO
Independent Practice -MUST DO
In today's task, you will practice you reviewing each of Newton's three laws and determining which law applies to a specific scenario.
Complete this activity/learning task. You have a copy already placed in google classroom. Click the button below to access your copy of the assignment.
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Closer - MUST DO
Closer - MUST DO
You will now complete your first formative assessment for this class. The assessment is located in Illuminate.
Please make sure you try your best on these CFAs. You will typically have 1-2 per week and the results will be used to determine what we focus on in whole group sessions, as well as whether you need to attend small-group sessions for extra help. It is important that we have an accurate picture of your understanding so far!
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HCS_22-23_Physical Science_Formative 3
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