Lateral Thinking: A man left home one morning. He turned right and ran straight ahead. The he turned left. After awhile, he turned left again, running faster then ever. Then he turned left once more and decided to go home. In the distance he could see two masked men waiting for him. Who were they?
Essential Question: How do gravity and inertia work together to make roller coasters and every day motion work?
Today, Physics demonstrations involving motion.
Finish Chapter 1
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Thursday, February 16, 2012
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Tuesday February 14th, 2012 Anti- Valentines day
Lateral Thinking: Ms. Psycho Ward to the hardware store to make a purchase for her house. She asked the clerk, " How much will one cost?" The clerk thought for a moment and said, "Three dollars." Ms. Ward seemed a little puzzled and said, "Well then, how much will twelve cost?" "Six dollars," replied the clerk. Psycho Ward, scratched her head and said," If I were to purchase two hundred, how much would that cost?" "That," said the clerk, "Will cost you nine dollars." What is Psycho Ward buying?
Today Rollercoaster physics and speed.
Today Rollercoaster physics and speed.
Monday, February 13, 2012
Monday February 13th, 2012
Lateral Thinking: Why are 1990 American dollar bills worth more than 1989 American Dollar bills?
Essential Question: How does the description of an object's position depend on a reference point?
Today in class: Go over section 1 & 2, continue notes.
Essential Question: How does the description of an object's position depend on a reference point?
Today in class: Go over section 1 & 2, continue notes.
Thursday, February 9, 2012
Thursday & Friday February 8th & 9th, 2012
Lateral Thinking: What does no man want, but no man want to lose?
Today in class:
Essential Question: How does the description of an object's position depend on a reference point?
Weigh cars and discuss requirements for essay.
Discuss chapter 1 section 1 and 2
Brief videos enforcing concepts
Homework: Complete Chapter 1 section 1&2 questions. (Incomplete work will receive a zero)
Today in class:
Essential Question: How does the description of an object's position depend on a reference point?
Weigh cars and discuss requirements for essay.
Discuss chapter 1 section 1 and 2
Brief videos enforcing concepts
Homework: Complete Chapter 1 section 1&2 questions. (Incomplete work will receive a zero)
Monday, February 6, 2012
Monday February 6th, 2012
Lateral Thinking: Once upon a time, four dragons named Flame, Smoke, Fangs, and Grumpy were laying waste to the countryside.The princess who had five wishes decided to use four of them to rid the country of the terrible dragons.She turned one into mouse, one into a flea, one into a kitten and the last into a handsome gerbil.
Flame was not the mouse or the flea.
Smoke was not the kitten or the mouse
If Flame was not the kitten, then Fangs was not the mouse
Grumpy was neither the flea nor the mouse
Fangs was not the flea or the kitten.
Which animal was each dragon turned into?
(Make a logic grid)
Today in class: Open note test over chapter 11.
Remove Chapter 1 from your text book, hole punch and place in note book. Pre Read chapter 1 sections 1 &2 For discussion on Tuesday.
Flame was not the mouse or the flea.
Smoke was not the kitten or the mouse
If Flame was not the kitten, then Fangs was not the mouse
Grumpy was neither the flea nor the mouse
Fangs was not the flea or the kitten.
Which animal was each dragon turned into?
(Make a logic grid)
Today in class: Open note test over chapter 11.
Remove Chapter 1 from your text book, hole punch and place in note book. Pre Read chapter 1 sections 1 &2 For discussion on Tuesday.
Thursday, February 2, 2012
Thursday and Friday February 2nd & 3rd, 2012
GROUNDHOG DAY!!
Lateral Thinking: There are seven coins which look identical. One of the seven coins weighs slightly less than the other six. Using a balancing scale, how could you determine which is the light coin in only two weighings. List your steps:
Today in Class: Finish racing cars- no student racing today will be considered for judging as the deadline has passed. A grade will be awarded, however.
Finish balancing chemical equations pt: 1
Assign Chapter 1 for reading in the book
View 3 video shorts on motion, conservation of motion, velocity.
Lateral Thinking: There are seven coins which look identical. One of the seven coins weighs slightly less than the other six. Using a balancing scale, how could you determine which is the light coin in only two weighings. List your steps:
Today in Class: Finish racing cars- no student racing today will be considered for judging as the deadline has passed. A grade will be awarded, however.
Finish balancing chemical equations pt: 1
Assign Chapter 1 for reading in the book
View 3 video shorts on motion, conservation of motion, velocity.
Thursday, January 26, 2012
Thursday & Friday January 26 & 27th
Lateral Thinking: The Coast Guard ship pulled over next to the drifting boat from which K (Nave) was frantically waving. The sun was beating down as a hot and perspiring K (Nave) jumped aboard the coast guard ship and began begging for water. After downing several glasses, K (Nave) recounted the last several days.
"Shaggy and I were out fishing six days ago when both our engine and radio broke down. . Three days ago we ran out of water and Shaggy began drinking seawater and went crazy. While going below deck, he fell down the ladder, hit his head and killed himself." Simms examined the body and confirmed that Shaggy had died from a head wound. Simms turned to K (Nave) and said, "Based on your account, I believe you murdered Shaggy." What lead Simms to suspect K (Nave's) statement?
Today mousetrap races!!!
Chemical demonstration
Notes.
"Shaggy and I were out fishing six days ago when both our engine and radio broke down. . Three days ago we ran out of water and Shaggy began drinking seawater and went crazy. While going below deck, he fell down the ladder, hit his head and killed himself." Simms examined the body and confirmed that Shaggy had died from a head wound. Simms turned to K (Nave) and said, "Based on your account, I believe you murdered Shaggy." What lead Simms to suspect K (Nave's) statement?
Today mousetrap races!!!
Chemical demonstration
Notes.
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