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Physics Common Core 6.RP.A.3 resources
Weather Balloon Launch: STEM Engineering Project Guide
Tackle the ultimate STEM project with this all-inclusive classroom guide to launching a weather balloon PLUS links to a shared Google Drive folder with TONS of extra resources! This guide includes an hour-long training video to help you visualize exactly how to complete this project with your class. Take your students on an unforgettable journey to the stratosphere! What can be more exciting than launching a balloon to the edge of space and seeing footage of the Earth from above? A weather ballo
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Introducing waves and their properties MS PS4-1
These engaging lessons (GOOGLE and PDF versions) allow students to develop a concrete understanding of the two different types of waves that make up sound and light, the properties of these waves, and the relationship between amplitude and energy.This activity supports the NGSS standard MS PS4-1These lessons support the math standards 6.RP.A.3 and 7.RP.A.2A number of activities (shown below) are included in these lessons to foster student understanding:Students will:Use a slinky to explore the t
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6th - 9th
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NGSS:
MS-PS4-1
Also included in: Waves and Electromagnetic Radiation Unit Bundle NGSS CER
STEM Unit: Up, Up and Away
My rationale for conducting this IB unit project is to connect math and science. I wanted my students to understand that math is the universal language and basis of scientific communication. Students will communicate and reason as they solve real-life problems. This project introduces positive and negative integer relationships and proportional reasoning through scientific inquiry. It also includes a rubric as well.
Wave Speed in Water (NGSS MS-PS4-1 Waves and their Applications...)
This resource is a fully differentiated lesson aimed at teaching Physics: Waves. This is designed to be a continuation to lesson 1 - What is a wave?
This lesson has 5 learning objectives that are structured in the IDEAL format:
*Identify the wave equation.
*Describe how to find the speed of a water wave.
*Explain how the depth of water affects the speed of a wave.
*Apply your results to explain why waves at sea are more dangerous than waves at shore.
*Link your understanding of energy to e
Middle School Physical Science Lab Activities
This is a collection of lab activities based on the Next Generation Science Standards for a middle school science classroom. Some, if not all, of these activities are both suitable for in the classroom and at home.
Standards included are;
MS-PS1-1
MS-PS1-2
MS-PS2-4
MS-PS3-5
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Grades:
6th - 8th
Elementary Math Week Activity
This is a math activity that combines math (division and multiplication with decimals using a calculator), science (physics), and physical activity. It can be, however, as simple or as complicated as you want it to be. I have included three versions of varying complexity. The level of complexity can also be determined by the teacher; for example, if he or she wishes to apply variables or to introduce proportions to the activity, this is easily done.
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K - 7th
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