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Physics laboratory videos
Inquiry Pendulum Lab with CER
During this lab students will change three variables on the pendulum- length of string, angle of release, and mass of the bob. They will test and understand the relationship between the variable being tested and the period. Materials needed for each group: Ring stand (or some way to hang the pendulum), string, hanging masses (or a cup full of pennies, marbles, etc), stopwatch, and a protractor. Included are 2 versions of this lab:1. IN PERSON VERSION: This inquiry version in class takes 2 class
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Grades:
8th - 11th
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NGSS:
MS-PS3-2
3:57
Clucking Chicken Sound Activity - Vibration, Pitch, Volume, Energy, Amplify
In this lab, students investigate a device called a "clucking chicken". Through their experimentation, students look at how vibrations travel from particle to particle to create sound,
The investigation also looks at how varying the energy input to the system can also affect volume, as well as pitch.
Materials needed are disposable plastic cups, paperclips, string, and 1-2 cellulose sponges.
I've included a video explanation of the lab, as well as the student instructions. Unfortunately, w
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Grades:
7th - 12th
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Scalar or Vector - Video & activity cards with lab stations with BONUS
Updated 2024This product is designed to provide visually engaging active learning cards to test students understanding of the difference between vector and scalar quantities.You get:- Theory Video on vector / scalar (new 2024 update)- 24 activity cards to sort, classify, promote discussion, initiate debate / justification etc- 8 activity LAB cards (hands on learning)- Student Worksheet + Answers- Teacher notesBONUS - 2 x A3 PostersI use these cards in class to set up 8 station rotations around t
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Grades:
9th - 12th
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2:37
Make a Working 3D Printed Electric Motor Class Set (15 motors)
If you have seen the construction video and want to go further, this is where you can purchase your class set of motor kits.Our 15 set bundle has everything you will need for $650 including shipping.In the Box:15 3D printed motor construction kits15 sets of field wire and armature wire core bundles15 spools of 24 awg insulated copper wire15 sets of brush pieces and wire lock holders. (2 each)15 x 5 inch strip of 1 inch copper foil30 x 3 inch strips of 1 inch copper foil5 rolls of electrical tape
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Grades:
6th - 8th
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3:06
1D Kinematics - Free Fall Motion - Sample student work
This is a sample video of a student's work related to the Free fall experiment described below:Guided inquiry is a powerful student-centered teaching style. This activity helps students to analyze the motion of a freely falling object and make some conclusion.it also gives the opportunity to learn how to use an interesting video analyzing and modelling tool designed to be used in physics education. (Installation instruction and how to start using it links are included in the bindle below)This bu
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Grades:
10th - 12th
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Also included in: 1D Kinematics - Free Fall Motion - Guided-Inquiry lab and activity
9:20
Three Types of Circuits - Lab - Simple, Series, Parallel - VIDEO
This is a video of my lab of the same name. I use it for student make-up, or it could be used for teacher prep. The video has me working through the lab, then explaining everything in detail.
In this lab, students are tasked with building a simple circuit, then comparing it to a series circuit, to identify the differences.
They are then asked to build a parallel circuit, again, looking at the differences between the types.
In my class, we learn about the types of circuits first, then use th
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Grades:
6th - 12th
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Bell Jar Experiment | Physics | Science Experiments
Hi friends, Let’s start this session with something fun!!This video is based on Speed of Sound how does medium affects the speed of sound.You all must have seen fireworks. We all love them. All the colors and patterns in the sky! The view is mesmerizing. However, did you notice one thing here?You see fireworks before, and you hear the sound of bursting of crackers later. Why does this happen? This happens because light travels faster than sound. In order to see the change in speed of sound, we w
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Not Grade Specific
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Also included in: Physics Experiments Explained with 3D Simulators
3:39
Sound Activity - Sound Tube - Frequency, High and Low Pressure - Vibrations
This activity takes a look at a simple toy, called a sound tube. I've also seen them called noise tubes, or gravity tubes. They aren't hard to find online, but I can sometimes find them for much cheaper at our local Dollar Store/Tree, etc.
The idea is that the students will investigate what makes this simple kid's toy work. What's really happening when you spin it that causes it to make sound. This can be used to explain concepts such as sound (vibrations), frequency (the faster air moves t
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Grades:
7th - 12th
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5:55
Conductor Insulator Lab - Video
In this video of a lab (same name, available in my store), I walk through my conductor insulator lab.
You can get a more detailed description of the lab from that item in the store, but essentially, students will use a simple circuit setup to determine if various materials are conductors, insulators, or in one case, a resistor.
The video first goes through the basic setup of the lab, as well as the basics of what a conductor/insulator/resistor is, and how it will affect the circuit (which has
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Grades:
6th - 9th
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10:07
Forces, Explained by the Boxes
This is a 10 minute video / PowerPoint about forces. This video introduces forces with the Box people - Grenolio, Pinktelia and Boxalot. The lesson begins with the narrated PPT video, then in the attached reproducible "doc," students are asked to answer some questions. Instructions are given for them to do a five slide research project, an experiment and an engineering activity. This lesson is ready to go for remote learning or in person. It is aligned with the NGSS. Your students will love it a
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Grades:
5th - 8th
Types:
NGSS:
MS-PS2-4
, MS-PS2-3
, MS-PS2-2
, 5-PS2-1
, MS-PS2-5
11:43
Static Electricity (Static Charge) Activities - VIDEO
This is a video of me completing the activities (of the same name, available in my store). Following this, I explain each of the three activities.
I currently use this video as a lab-makeup for students who were missing, but it could also be used for a teacher that has not done the activity to learn about the activities prior to doing them in class (as well as student make-up)
The video is 11:43 long, and is in 1080p, mp4 format.
I've also included a downloadable version of the video as a su
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Grades:
6th - 12th
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Electric Current | Conventional flow of Current | Physics | Science Experiments
Hello Friends, In this video we are going to what is electric current and flow of electrons. Now we know that electrons move negative terminal to the positive terminal. But, previously, scientists didn't know about this and they assumed that positive ions move from positive to negative terminal. We still use this method to show the flow of current and this is known as conventional flow of electric current. We can also see that how we use the analogy of water to understand the flow of current. Wh
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Not Grade Specific
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Also included in: Physics Experiments Explained with 3D Simulators
Refraction of Light | Bending of Light | Snell's Law | Physics
Hello Friends, Check out our Latest session on "Reflection of Light | Bending of Light" based on Snell's Law for Class 10 Physics by Letstute When the ray light passes from a rarer medium to a denser medium, it bends and this is called refraction or bending of light. In this experiment, we will be using a moveable laser which will be our source of light, a medium that can be changed to four different options, Glass, water, boiling water and single medium and a target which we
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Not Grade Specific
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Also included in: Physics Experiments Explained with 3D Simulators
How does DC Motor Works | Working Principle of DC Motor | Physics
Hello Friends, This video is based on Science Magnetic Effects of Electric Current. In this video, we have explained Working Principle of DC motor. A direct current or DC motor is a rotary electrical machine that converts direct current Electrical energy into Mechanical energy. Important Points: Introduction – Usage of DC motor in real life. Construction of DC motor Working Principle of DC motor Usage of Split rings commutator and Carbon brushes Flaming’s Left hand rule Fac
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Not Grade Specific
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Also included in: Physics Experiments Explained with 3D Simulators
What is Centripetal force? | Physics | Science Experiments
Hello Friends, Welcome to this session on the centripetal force by Letstute. In this session, we have will understand what is the centripetal force, centrifugal force, frictional force, and how these forces are inter-related. We have made this video based on a 3D simulation, where we see how the mass, velocity and radius affects the centripetal force and frictional force. Centripetal force is a force that acts on a body moving in a circular path and is directed towards the
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Not Grade Specific
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Also included in: Physics Experiments Explained with 3D Simulators
2:13
Valentine's Day STEM Activity Science with Conductive Playdough
Ignite your students' curiosity with a Valentine's Day science adventure they'll never forget! Imagine crafting heart-shaped circuits that light up like Cupid's arrows, buzzing love poems, and rumbling motors – all powered by the science of electricity! Your students will be mesmerized, your parents impressed, and your administrators smitten with this STEM-tastic activity!For all ages: Adaptable for little Einstein's and seasoned scientists alike. Explore simple circuits with younger buddies or
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Grades:
K - 9th
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NGSS:
MS-ETS1-4
, MS-ETS1-3
11:12
Hooke's Law Lab Video
Determine mass using a springDetermine spring constant*This lab has a worksheet, guided slides and a video*
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Grades:
9th - 12th
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Also included in: Energy Bundle
6:06
Engineering Rover Landings
This is a fun take on the tried and true egg drop experiment that allows students to engineer a delivery vehicle that successfully lands an egg on a hard surface below.
Looking for less mess? We used Drop N Tell indicators from APakInc.com inside of plastic eggs. The team there was kind enough to mix and match different levels of difficulty in triggering the indicators, which allows students to start off easier and build into the activity.
Merging the egg drop with rover drops is a fun and e
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Grades:
K - 12th, Not Grade Specific
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1:47:27
Build a Working Electric Motor Kit
Our students are the engineers of the future.Give them a solid understanding of how an electric motor works by building a powerful motor from the ground up over about 4 to 6, 45 minute STEM or science periods.Construction requires the use of fine motor skills in performing the winding functions, logical thinking in controlling the winding directions and the magnetic field switching to cause motor rotation. Students can experiment with rotation direction by turning the field magnet 180 degrees.Th
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Grades:
6th - 8th
1:45
FREE Science Video Laboratory Investigation: NGSS Developing Models
This free video shows students engaged in Science as Scientists do. They are presented with a phenomenon to explore and explain. You can do this in your class to maximize learning! There is a partner session complete with an instructional video and 24 page PDF available at the SIMPLESCIENCESESSIONS store on TPT. (Yes, this store) The Science Lab Activity Developing Models with NGSS: Volume 1 guides you and your students to work through the stages of constructing knowledge via the NGSS Scie
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Grades:
4th - 12th
Physics Labs by Ceres-Science
This 4-minute video describes 22 unique physics labs created by Ceres-Science. They are outstanding labs and are available in Ceres-Science TpT Store. Ceres-Science teacher support: science@ceressoft.netThe link to the physics labs from Ceres-Science is the following:https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Browse/PreK-12-Subject-Area/Physics/Search:ceres-science%20physics%20labs/Type-of-Resource/LaboratoryThe link to many other science activities in TpT, including 85 that are free to download is the
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Grades:
9th - 12th
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