1. Roller Coasters By

2. History of Roller Coasters

3. Components

4. How does a roller coaster work?
A Roller Coaster is a small gravity railroad used in amusement parks.
Gravity and Potential Energy :
As the train is being pulled to the top it is storing potential energy. Gravity is the driving force of a roller coaster. When the coaster is let go from the top of the lift hill, gravity pulls it down. Did You know the roller coasters have no engine? It is pulled to the top of the first hill and then it's on its own. The roller coaster relies on the gravity and velocity The conversion from potential to kinetic energy is what drives the roller coaster.Physics Of Roller
Coasters

5. Wooden or steel coaster: Does it make a difference?
Add Venn Diagram

6. Ride Safety
Injuries

7. Fun Facts about Roller coasters

8. Cedar Point
Why did you include Cedar Point in this PowerPoint presentation?
What is Cedar Point?
Where is it located?
Why would you go there?
How does Cedar Point compare to other amusement parks?

9. Where is Cedar Point?
Driving directions
Include a map

10. Conclusion
Would you go to Cedar Point? Why? or Why not?

11. References Cedar Point Profile
Cedar Point History
The History of Cedar Point
The 10 Best Amusement Parks in America
Theme Parks-US
Roller Coaster Capital and Best Amusement Park
Amusement Park Physics
How Roller Coasters Work
Roller Coaster Grotto