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Free physics resources for GATE
Table Top Mini-Golf Introductory Slideshow
This is the introductory slide show for my unit, "From Putt-Putt to Pebble Beach: Table Top Mini-Golf."
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4th - 6th
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Marble Run Project
This is an exciting marble run project designed for an upper elementary or Junior High Science, Exploratory or STEM class. This multi-day project involves cooperative group work, detailed construction work as well as an analytical writing component. This project can easily be modified to suit a variety of learners.
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5th - 8th
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Fidget Spinner STEM Challenge Overview and DIY Tips
This is an overview of my Fidget Spinner STEM resource, which also has helpful tips for building DIY fidget spinners. Find out the pros and cons of various materials so you can choose what is right for your students.
To complete the challenge, students will need to use higher order thinking skills and teamwork as they work in small groups to complete this challenge. They will follow these steps in the process:
ASK - Can you design a spinner that spins for X seconds?
IMAGINE - Brainstorm ideas
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Not Grade Specific
5th Grade STEAM Pendulum Project: Create a Newton's Cradle and Write About It
Looking for a STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math) project? Look no further! Designed for a highly gifted classroom, but great for any fifth grade class looking for a challenging and creative independent project to complete their unit on pendulums, this document contains Tips for the Teacher, Materials needed, Anchor standards addressed, an anticipatory set based on Carol Ann Tomlinson’s approach for gifted students beginning long-term projects, a detailed 100 point rubric,
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5th
What Are Microwaves and How Do We Use Them?
Microwaves are a very useful part of the Electromagnetic Spectrum. These wavesconsist of Electric field waves linked to Magnetic field waves. Electric fields movecharges in conductors. We use microwaves to heat food and in communications. Movies taken in class.Comments: courtneylantz1@yahoo.com
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Physics Visualized in Electricity and Magnetism
Creating a Bridge
Powerpoint and activity direction for creating a bridge with popsicle sticks.
Grades:
4th - 8th
Position Time Lesson
This Google Slide presentation includes Pear Deck slides. Provided are four examples of different position time graphs with detailed explanations of how the PT graph relates to the velocity and acceleration of the object being represented. We relate PT graphs to the Rate of Change (the derivative) of the line. Rate of change is explained as slope and is touched on again, briefly, in these slides.I found that this method of teaching Position Time graphs was the most effective method with my Fresh
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Buoyancy Project Based Learning (PBL) Unit
8th grade students take a deep dive into buoyancy in this PBL unit stemmed from standards surrounding forces, sinking, and floating.
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8th
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Lighten up!
Uncover the science behind how we light our world! A fascinating introduction to some common lighting technologies, including LEDs, fluorescent bulbs, neon light and more.
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9th - 12th
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Scaling: Are monster ants or tiny people possible?
Explains what happens to the physical properties of things when models arecreated to behave just like them. Why are tiny people impossible or whycouldn't monster ants move? Based on Scaling up or down.Comments: courtneylantz1@yahoo.com
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education
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