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Pace: 5 class periods
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Big IdeasForce and Motion
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NGSS StandardsMS-PS2 MOTION AND STABILITY: FORCES AND INTERACTIONS
MS-PS2-2: Change in an Object’s Motion depends on the sum of the Forces 
Classroom Slide Deck Can be found HERE
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Pre Assessment
Pretest and Student Differentiation
If you score a 90% or above on this pretest on your first attempt an accelerated assignment may be provided after consultation with your teacher. The pretest is not open internet or buddy or book. This pretest will be timed and may only be completed in class.
If you score a 90% or above on this pretest on your first attempt an accelerated assignment may be provided after consultation with your teacher. The pretest is not open internet or buddy or book. This pretest will be timed and may only be completed in class.
16 March
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#1 What I think I know about Forces
#2 Slip or Trip CERR and Rubric Use the "Slip or Trip" picture above to complete the practice #3 Forces LAB DEFINE AND DRAW
1. You will need to use FLASH for this lab so it will not work on iPhones or iPads. 2. Play the game HERE. 3. Define and Draw the terms below as you explore the lab. Each Term should include a diagram and explaination. Make your notes are poster-worthy if you would like extra credit.
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19 March
#4 4.1: Forces Cornell Notes (pgs. 80-85)
#5 The Difference between Mass and Weight in GCR
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#4 BOOK NOTES (pgs. 80-85)
4.1 Forces Cornell Notes Use the terms to define the classroom text and the Powerpoint notes to complete Cornell Notes for this section. Include diagrams and examples when possible.
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4.1 Terms to define and explain in Cornell Notes:
-weight -pound -newton -weight formula -tension -compression | ||||||
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#5 THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN MASS AND WEIGHT REFLECTION in GCR
Review "The Difference Between Mass and Weight" video and wright a 3-5 sentence reflection in Google Classroom. |
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19 March
#6 Forces and Motion PhET Lab
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Forces and Motion PhET Lab
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#7 Forces and Motion PhET Lab
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20 March
#7 4.2 Friction Cornell Notes (pgs 87-93)
#8 Friction Practice
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4.2 Friction Cornell Notes
Use the terms to define the classroom text and the Powerpoint notes to complete Cornell Notes for this section. Include diagrams and examples when possible.
Friction Practice and EXTRA CREDIT
Complete #1-3 Practice and review in class. #4 can be completed for EXTRA CREDIT 
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Terms to define and explain in Cornell Notes:
-friction -sliding friction -static friction 
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21 March
#9 4.3 Forces and Equilibrium Book Cornell Notes (pgs 94-97)
#10 Equilibrium Practice
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4.3 Forces and Equilibrium Cornell Book Notes (pgs 94-97)
Use the terms to define the classroom text and the Powerpoint notes to complete Cornell Notes for this section. Include diagrams and examples when possible.
Equilibrium Practice
Complete the Practice and review in class.
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Terms to define and explain in Cornell Notes:
-net force -balanced force -equilibrium -normal force -free-body diagram | ||||||||
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EXTRA CREDIT
1. Complete this AT HOME LAB on the Effects of Friction and submit a LAB REPORT to share your results (10 points) AND/OR 2. SAFELY complete the inquiry below (3 points)
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