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Physics activities for Microsoft Excel
Physics - Big Bang - Big Bang theory and the Universe - Escape Room
Escape Room Time. This Challenge has 6 levels. Each level can only be unlocked when the previous level has been completed correctly.Included is the Excel document which self-checks. It will give a 4-digit code to open the lock and the lock will give a 6-digit code to unlock the next level. In addition is a pdf explaining how to use the excel file to complete.It is locked so that only the windows for answers can be inputted. This is a great assignment to assess students knowledge of how the Big B
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4th - 12th
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Also included in: Physics - Big Bang - Escape Room Bundle
AP Chemistry 9.1 Intro to Entropy Guided Inquiry Investigation
This is a worksheet, spreadsheet, and teacher guide for AP Chemistry standard 9.1 Intro to Entropy. Students use the statistical definition of entropy as the number of microstates that correspond to a particular macrostate. Students use several different statistical models to draw conclusions about the relationship between entropy, statistics, temperature, diffusion, and states of matter. An accompanying spreadsheet template is linked in the document. Students may need pennies and dice for this
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11th - 12th
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HS-PS3-4
AP Chemistry 9.1 Intro to Entropy Guided Inquiry Investigation
This is a guided inquiry investigation for AP Chemistry standard 9.1 Intro to Entropy. Students use the statistical definition of entropy as the number of microstates that correspond to a particular macrostate. Students use several different statistical models to draw conclusions about the relationship between entropy, statistics, temperature, diffusion, and states of matter. An accompanying spreadsheet template is linked in the document. Students may need pennies and dice for this activity.
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9th - 12th
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HS-PS3-4
Also included in: AP Chemistry 9.1 Intro to Entropy Guided Inquiry Investigation
Let's Get HOT, HOT, HOT!
In a matter of only a few weeks, your students can create their very own hand warmer. Included in this purchase:1. PowerPoint of documents that can be used to make any changes2. PDF of all documents for easy printability3. Lecture notes with examples and answers.4. Worksheets for each subject with answer sheets included5. An Excel file to share with your students
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9th - 11th
HISTORY of the ATOM made EASY!
Engaging History of the Atom Activity for Science ClassThis engaging activity provides a comprehensive exploration of the history of the atom, guiding students through the key discoveries and theories that have shaped our understanding of atomic structure. The activity includes interactive lessons, engaging visuals, and thought-provoking discussion questions to deepen students' comprehension of this fundamental scientific concept.What's Included:Detailed timeline of key discoveries in the histor
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8th - 10th
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MS-PS1-1
Who Can Make the BEST Handwarmer?
Are you looking for an engaging and educational experiment for your students? Our Handwarmer Experiment Kit is the perfect choice! This hands-on activity allows students to explore the fascinating world of chemical reactions while learning about the principles of heat transfer.Key Features:Comprehensive materials: The kit includes all the necessary materials to conduct the experiment, including distilled water, assorted salts, Ziploc bags, athermometer, and safety goggles.Engaging procedure: Stu
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7th - 9th
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MS-PS1-2
, HS-PS1-3
, MS-PS1-6
Series and parallel circuits review, EXCEL jeopardy-style game
This game allows students to review "simple circuit" vocabulary and practice problems including both series and parallel resistor circuits, using a answer-question, jeopardy-type model. Answers/questions involve Ohm's law (voltage, current and resistance concepts), power equations, and associated units.The game can be played during class, with student groups, or as a "remote learning" tool for students to review both qualitative and quantitative concepts, independent of the classroom setting. Th
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Science: Simple Bouncing Ball Experiment With Data Table & Graph Practice
This simple experiment can be used in open inquiry by giving students three different sized balls and a meter stick so they can design their own experiments. Included (all black & white pages - easy to copy): (1) teacher reference page to give students much or little guidance.(2) pages for students to write a problem statement, hypothesis, experiment design, materials needed, procedure, data table (for independent and dependent variables), an area for a graph, and conclusion. Some Ideas F
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Not Grade Specific
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Physics - Big Bang - Escape Room Bundle
This bundle includes 4 unique escape rooms based on the following topics.Making Sense of the Universe Universe from our Eyes How Technology has Improved our Knowledge of the Universe Big Bang Theory and the Universe This bundle is perfect for revision, review and concept checking. It is also a fun activity for students to complete within class or even at home.Create your own escape room with no code on excel at the link belowEscape Room - No Code DIY - SampleDon't forget to leave feedback to ear
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4th - 12th, Higher Education
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Calculating Density Pixel Art- mass, volume, & density (mystery image)
Students will practice their knowledge of calculating density with a self-correcting pixel art. Students will confirm their knowledge of units of measurement for mass, volume, and density. Then, students will find the volume to calculate density. NO PREP | GREAT SUB PLAN | EASY TO GRADE
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8th - 12th
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Optics concept and vocabulary review, EXCEL jeopardy-style game
This game allows students to review "optics" vocabulary and concepts including both concave and convex mirrors and lenses, using a answer-question, jeopardy-type model. Answers/questions involve topics including reflection, refraction, virtual and real image classification, magnification, Snell's Law and diffusion. The game can be played during class, with student groups, or as a "remote learning" tool for students to review both qualitative and quantitative concepts, independent of the classro
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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Superimposing Wave Functions on a Spreadsheet (Physics)
Provided:
-Step by step instructions on how to model superposition of waves starting from a blank Excel (2007 or 2003) spreadsheet
-Discussion section outlining objectives.
-Assessment questions
Appropriate for all levels of high school Physics. Applying spreadsheets to study science provides students with skills essential to success in higher education. This activity gives students an interactive experience manipulating variables and observing the resulting wave functions.
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9th - 12th
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Water Droplet Velocity and Displacement Activity
This is a fairly simple to perform data collection activity to illustrate the concepts of one-dimensional motion and the associated graphing techniques. Students will use plastic water bottles to perform a series of motions and collect data. The data can then be analyzed using included Excel automatically calculating workbooks in two follow-up lessons. This activity can easily be performed in a distance learning setting as it uses materials found in most households.
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8th - 12th
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HS-PS2-1
Physics - Energy - Kinetic and Potential Energy - Self-Marking Worksheet 1
This self-marking worksheet challenges students to answer questions based on kinetic and potential energy. There are 18 questions in total. 9 based on kinetic energy and 9 based on potential energy. The worksheet encourages students to follow the method of writing out what the student knows from the question, then calculating an answer, and then writing that answer to an appropriate number of significant figures. As each of the stages above is filled in it will highlight the cell yellow once cor
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Physics - Big Bang - Making Sense of the Universe - Escape Room
Escape Room Time. This Challenge has 6 levels. Each level can only be unlocked when the previous level has been completed correctly.Included is the Excel document which self-checks. It will give a 4-digit code to open the lock and the lock will give a 6-digit code to unlock the next level. In addition is a pdf explaining how to use the excel file to complete.It is locked so that students can only input answers in the appropriate windows. This is a great assignment to assess students knowledge of
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4th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: Physics - Big Bang - Escape Room Bundle
Study the acceleration of a Rocket - video analysis
Use video analysis to measure the acceleration of a falcon 9 rocket. How to determine the position, velocity, and acceleration of the rocket over time? How to use the data collected to analyze the rocket's motion? This lab activity is divided in four main sections, Introduction, data collection and data plotting , Analysis questions, and post-lab questions. any online source showing telemetry from a rocket launch may be used.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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LAB - How fast is a solar cart?
Students study the motion of a solar powered cart using video analysis.Students will determine the speed of a solar cart from a position vs. time graph, and they will also be able to use the information from the chart to describe the motion. Is the velocity of the solar powered cart constant? How constant the velocity is?A video of the motion is uploaded for the video analysis, and a key is also provided. results may differ depending on the cart used.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Acceleration of a cart in a ramp
Students will be able to measure the acceleration of a cart down the ramp for different inclination angles, collected data may be used to predict the acceleration of the cart for an angle of 90 degrees by extrapolation. A graph of acceleration vs. sine(angle) should yield a strait line with a slope equals to the free fall acceleration g. A key and student sample data is provided.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Projectile Launcher Activity
Collaborative group activity to be used with a projectile launcher during a unit on two-dimensional motion (Note: instructions are specific to the Vernier Projectile Launcher, but worksheets and Excel workbook can be used with any launcher). The activity is designed for groups of three students in which each student will have a specific role of "calculator", "plotter", and "gunner" for the duration of a trial, but will perform each role in subsequent trials. Included in the download is an Exce
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10th - 12th
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NGSS:
HS-PS2-1
Introduction Physics - Self-Marking Crossword Bundle
This Bundle contains 6 crosswords based on introduction topics to Physics. For every word inputted the document will highlight green if it is correct. It will also highlight the clue green to show the student which clues have been answered.There are 120 words throughout the crosswords.Measurements - Introduction to Physics - Measurements - Self-Correcting CrosswordForces and Motion - Introduction to Physics - Forces and Motion - Self - Marking CrosswordEnergy Forms - Introduction to Physics - En
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Pixel Puzzle: Speed, Distance, and Time
Students solve word problems using distance, speed, and time. As students solve the problems correctly, pixels of a secret image appear on the screen. This puzzle requires very basic math and knowledge of units. Once the entire puzzle is solved correctly, a dinosaur will appear!Answer Key included!
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8th - 12th
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Pi activity for High School students
Determining the value of π experimentallyIn this activity, students use circular objects to find the value of pi (π) experimentally. It can be used as a lab activity in Science classes where students practice their data collection and graphing skills. OR, math teachers can use it as an activity for Pi Day. The activity goes over two methods to plot the data collected: MS Excel and graph paper. For students who have not mastered MS Excel graphing skills yet, the activity involves a link that help
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9th - 12th
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Plotting data using excel or google sheets
Practice on plotting data into a chart and get useful information from the chart using excel or google sheets, you may upload a copy of this file to your google drive and convert it to a google sheet. Students will experience the connection between the speed of the moving object and the slope of the line in the chart, as well as the meaning of the y-intercept as the starting position of the object. There are good videos available in youtube.com about the topic to show the students before doing t
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9th - 12th, Staff
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Hooke's Law graphing lab
Simple STEM focussed activity to teach Hooke's law. Students will collect data, and analyze it graphically. The lab looks at solving Hooke's law problems by graphing data and then using the graph to solve problems about each specific spring. Some basic spreadsheet skills are also taught with this exercise, as students use Google sheets to develop and analyze their graphs.There is minimal set-up required, and not much equipment is needed. Teachers will only need 5 different "springs" (rubber band
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9th - 12th
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