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Newton's 3 Laws of Motion HyperDoc
New to Digital learning or remote learning?Curious about hyperdocs? Check out my YouTube video to learn How To Use HyperDocs.ProductThis hyperdoc is an introductory lesson for Newton's 3 Laws of Motion. It includes video links and article links. Students will identify how ice skating relates to all 3 laws. Early finishers can review Newton's Laws with a review game and songs. Topics Included:Isaac NewtonInertiaNewton's 1st LawNewton's 2nd Law Newton's 3rd LawBUNDLE:Looking for a bundle option? C
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5th - 9th
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ARDUINO COMPLETE BEGINNER COURSE BUNDLE - LED SERIES
Learning about electronics should be fun for kids and an Arduino board makes it both fun and accessible for all ages. It’s always easier to learn through hands-on activities. Arduino projects provide an engaging way for kids to get more interested in building and manipulating electronics.Arduino coding projects for kids need to be both interesting and easy for BEGINNERS. Otherwise, kids might give up before they get started. These FIVE projects are ideal for any kids new to Arduino and will insp
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Gravity and Friction (Forces Unit) HyerpDoc
New to Digital learning or remote learning?Curious about hyperdocs? Check out my YouTube video to learn How To Use HyperDocs.ProductThis hyperdoc is an introductory lesson for gravity and friction as forces that oppose motion. It includes video links and article links. Students will identify how gravity and friction apply to real life scenarios. Early finishers can review gravity with a Bill Nye video. BUNDLE:Looking for a bundle option? Check out my Forces and Motions bundle.Compatibility:This
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5th - 9th
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Motion Graphs Distance Time Graphs HyperDoc
New to Digital learning or remote learning?Curious about hyperdocs? Check out my YouTube video to learn How To Use HyperDocs.ProductThis hyperdoc is an introductory lesson for graphing speed. It includes video links and article links. Students will identify how to graph distance over time, and analyze the date. Early finishers can review graphs with a videos.Information Covered:Constant SpeedDeceleration AccelerationRestX-axis TimeY axis DistanceBUNDLE:Looking for a bundle option? Check out my F
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5th - 9th
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Wave Behaviors Hyperdoc
HyperDoc Questions? Curious about hyperdocs? Check out my YouTube video to learn How To Use HyperDocs. ProductThis document will help you students learn all about wave behaviors . The links go to videos, documents, and simulations to help bring waves to life. Students will watch videos about behaviors, read about the behaviors, identify the behaviors, and use a simulator to create some of the behaviors. Early finishers can review the behaviors and tools covered in the lesson. This lesson covers
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5th - 9th
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Balanced, Unbalanced, and Net Forces
New to Digital learning or remote learning?Curious about hyperdocs? Check out my YouTube video to learn How To Use HyperDocs.ProductThis hyperdoc is an introductory lesson for balanced and unbalanced forces. It includes video links and article links. Students will identify and create balanaced and unbalanced forces using a simulator. Early finishers can review forces by playing an online game.Topics Included:ForceBalanced ForceUnbalanced ForceNet ForceCalculating Net ForceBUNDLE: Looking for a b
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5th - 9th
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Average Speed and Velocity HyperDoc
New to Digital learning or remote learning?Curious about hyperdocs? Check out my YouTube video to learn How To Use HyperDocs.ProductThis hyperdoc is an introductory lesson for speed and velocity. It includes video links and article links. Students will identify how to calculate speed and velocity. Early finishers can review motion with a videos.Information Covered:SpeedAverage SpeedVelocityPositive VelocityNegative VelocityBUNDLE:Looking for a bundle option? Check out my Forces and Motions bund
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ARDUINO COMPLETE BEGINNER COURSE BUNDLE - MOTOR & SWITCH SERIES
Learning about electronics should be fun for kids and an Arduino board makes it both fun and accessible for all ages. It’s always easier to learn through hands-on activities. Arduino projects provide an engaging way for kids to get more interested in building and manipulating electronics.Arduino coding projects for kids need to be both interesting and easy for BEGINNERS. Otherwise, kids might give up before they get started. The key benefits of learning Arduino are:Students can build awesome pro
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in: ARDUINO BEGINNER LEVEL BIG BUNDLE
Particles, Forces, and Feynman diagrams: IB Physics Lecture Notes & more (A4)
IDENTICAL TO RESOURCE WITH THE SAME NAME-- BUT WITH A4 MARGINS. Let me know (in a review? ask me a question?) whether I should offer resources formatted for A4 paper instead of converting them to fit 8 1/2 x11 paper.Used with IB Physics students working through the 2016 syllabus:4 page handout with information on the zoo of nuclear particles4 pages with description of how virtual particles come to exist and images of their tracks4 pages about antimatter10 pages of (silly) cartoons about particl
Particles, Forces, and Feynman diagrams: IB Physics Lecture Notes & more
Used with IB Physics students working through the 2016 syllabus:4 page handout with information on the zoo of nuclear particles4 pages with description of how virtual particles come to exist and images of their tracks4 pages about antimatter10 pages of (silly) cartoons about particles to lighten the mood in this unit about so much beyond student's experience3 page handout with information on the four fundamental forces1 page to help explain why the forces have such different ranges1 page to show
Nuclear Decay-Bundle
This bundle includes20 pages with information about types of decay 6 pages for practice completing decay equations19 pages with various activities about half life3 pages with information about measuring very long halflives2 pages with a suggestion for helping students understand how order can come from random events4 pages of websites that could help students understand different aspects of nuclear physics
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9th - 12th
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AI in Physics - University of Washington 2024
A talk delivered to the University of Washington Physics IQuS group on 17 Jan 2024. The use of AI in solving problems in physics is discussed, focusing specifically on nuclear and particle physics.
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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The Electromagnetic Spectrum HyperDoc
HyperDoc Questions? Curious about hyperdocs? Check out my YouTube video to learn How To Use HyperDocs. ProductThis document will help you students learn all about the Electromagnetic Spectrum . The links go to videos, documents, and images to help bring waves to life. Students will watch videos about the spectrum, read about the spectrum, and identify the frequency of the waves on the spectrum. Early finishers can review the spectrum and waves covered in this lesson. This lesson covers the follo
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5th - 9th
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Binding Energy and Mass Defect: IB Physics Lecture Notes and more
The notes on p. 1-4 explain mass defect and binding energy (including how to calculate both, how to interpret binding energy curves, and sources of data -URLs valid as of 1/3/24) as needed in the IB Physics (2016) syllabus.P. 5-8 are annotated notes with solutions.Notes from textbooks and their sample calculations are on p.9-13.More on binding energy curves on p.14-16.Various other relevant material is on p.17-23.P. 24-25 are homework problems (with answers but not solutions, sorry).
So, what IS light?
This resource starts with asking students to define "light" in a way someone born blind can understand.The resource includes:the person born blind activity (with suggestions of how to use the definitions in class discussions)suggestions for demos/examples of the behavior in their operational definitionsa handout that reprises the initial question and summarizes observations of light that can be explained by the particle and wave models, culminating in the need for quantum explanations that expla
Atomic spectra: Questions, Activities, Diagrams
This resouce is most useful after students see the spectral lines of several elements. Included:spectral lines lab, color charts, teacher notes, and keyquestions to help them connect what they saw to atomic structure (answers included)links to photos and simulations about atomic spectraa class demo that uses money and students physically moving up and down in the classroom to model electrons absorbing and emitting only specific energiesmany diagrams that explain emission and absorption spectra (
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10th - 12th
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Force, Motion, and Mass
New to Digital learning or remote learning?Curious about hyperdocs? Check out my YouTube video to learn How To Use HyperDocs.ProductThis hyperdoc is an introductory lesson for force, mass, and motion. It includes video links and article links. Students will identify objects that require more/less force due to mass. Early finishers can review motion with Bill Nye.Topics Included:ForcePushPullMotionMassWeightBUNDLE:Looking for a bundle option? Check out my Forces and Motions bundle.Compatibility:T
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5th - 9th
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Nuclear Decay: Half Life Activity
This resource includes a half life "lab" that I last used with SL/HL IB Physics students but had used for years with physical science students: edit the activity to make it work for your class and your purposes.Included are:a page showing how this fit into a particular HL Physics class (with links to the PSSC Random Events video and alpha and beta decay sims)10 pages with 4 slightly different versions of the activity, including answers and class data3 pages of photos of "decayed" dominos, dice,
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9th - 12th
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Nuclear Decay: Notes and Info
Information in this resource can be used with physical science or IB Physics students: just modify and pick and choose to fit your students. Included area summary table about the types of decay3 pages of diagrams that show how we determine which type of decay occurred3 pages with more about the effect of decay on living organisms3 pages of decay equations and (silly) cartoons10 pages with information about the "correct" number of neutrons, magic numbers, and nuclear stability
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9th - 12th
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Wave Properties HyperDoc
HyperDoc Questions? Curious about hyperdocs? Check out my YouTube video to learn How To Use HyperDocs. ProductThis product focus only on wave properties. The following parts of a wave are covered in this document:CrestTroughAmplitudeFrequencyWavelengthEquilibriumStudents explore the parts of a wave through videos, reading, diagrams, and questioning. Early finishers are directed to a video to learn more about waves. BundleThis product can be bought here in the Waves Hyperdoc Bundle. Compatibility
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5th - 9th
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Gravity and Circular Motion for AP-C Physics-bundle
This bundle includeslecture notes on Newton's Law of Universal Gravitation, weightlessness and orbits as the result of free fall around a curved Earth, and motions that result from a centripetal force (including vertical circles, horizontal circles, and orbits) as well as additional information (how the calculus Newton developed leads to the inverse square law, demo and handouts for vertical and horizontal circular motion, escape velocity and orbits as bound systems)circular motion lab and analy
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9th - 12th
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Simple Harmonic Motion for AP-C Physics-bundle
This bundle includeslecture notes (scaffolded and complete) for a mass on a spring, a simple pendulum, and a physical pendulumpendulum labs and analyzed student dataspring labs and analyzed student dataideas about using old AP/C MC and FR questions in the unit
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11th - 12th
Free Fall and Projectile Motion Lecture Notes-AP-C Physics
The 12 pages of notes begin with a reference to the PSSC classic film of the same name which may be old but has the clearest and most memorable demonstrations of how horizontal constant speed and vertical constant acceleration combine to make parabolic projectile motion.The notes begin with free fall motion and 2 example problems.continue with vectors because vector components are so helpful for understanding projectile problems (edit as desired based on your students' background) and 5 example
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11th - 12th
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