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Proficiency Standards |
Motion |
How do things move? Packet |
How do we describe motion? (Mastery) |
How do I know if I’m moving? (Interpersonal) |
How do we describe different types of motion? (Understanding) |
How many ways can something move? (Self Expressive) |
Quiz: Quiz A03 Mechanics and Motion & (MA03) Practice Quiz: Mechanics and MotionTake every day before sleeping! Vocabulary Review Activities BrainPop Animations and Practice Quizes |
Vocabulary Describing and Measuring Motion: Chapter 1 Section 1: Pages 14-27: Acceleration: Chapter 1 Section 3: Pages 34-38: Using Force and Motion- National Geographic Defining the Laws of Motion Investigating Forces And Motion Harcourt-Motion Booklet MotionAndMovement Booklet Science Skills Handbook Appendix: Pages 202-214: Process Skills Packet |
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Motion Video Search |
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Sensing-Thinking
(Mastery) Facts
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Sensing-Feeling
(Interpersonal) A time when you...
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Intuitive-Thinking
(Understanding) Playing with facts
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Intuitive-Feeling
(Self-Expressive) Creating new possibiliteis
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Essential Vocabulary & Concepts |
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An object is in motion when its distance or location from a reference point changes. | |
Average speed is: total distance in a given or total,
time. (Like from the start to finish line.) (The opposite is instantaneous speed, speed at a given moment in time like on a roller coaster.) Speed does not give a direction travelled. (Speed = Distance ÷ Time) |
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Acceleration is the rate
(how fast) at which velocity changes
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An accelerometer measures changes in acceleration or jerk. Electronic acelerometers are used in cars to set off airbags and in runners' speedometers. |
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Velocity is speed in a given direction. |
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Vectors or rays are arrows that can show motion and forces. | |
Ways to describe motion with math include:
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Scientist Land speed record.: The science of aerodynamics and wheels. |
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Technology The wheel allows rotational motion to help move things with less friction. |