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Newton's Three Laws of Motion

This is an 8th grade flipchart that covers Newton's Laws.  An explantion of each law is given and a streaming video gives animation to the laws.

This flipchart is part of the 8th grade Physics unit.

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Speed, Velocity and Acceleration

Physics 1 Academic: Grades 11 and 12

  • Students analyze examples of linear motion and accelerated motion.
  • Students calculate speed, velocity, acceleration of moving objects and investigate how forces affect motion in different frames of reference.
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Free Fall, Gravity, Aristotle and Galileo

Physics 1 Academic: Grades 11 and 12

  • Students analyze the effects of the force of gravity on the motion of an object in free-fall.
  • Students interpret graphs of accelerated motion.
  • Students calculate the final velocity and distance that an object falls for a defined time under the influence only of gravity.
  • Students apply the concept of air resistance (friction) to understand terminal velocity and apply it to the motion of an object.
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Position -Time Graphs and Velocity - Time Graphs

Physics 1 Academic: Grades 11 and 12

  • Students interpret graphs to explain the motion needed to generate the graph.
  • Students match the type of motion to what the graph will look.
  • Students analyze motion as constant and accelerated based on the slope of the graph.
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