Fun With Physics Trevor Meranda. Physics The science of matter, energy, motion, and force.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Lesson 18 Motion of a Fan Car.

Advertisements

Teacher Page IV. Force, Motion and Mechanical Energy C. Interactions of force and motion State Standards 1.5; 4.1; th grade assessment Students should.

The Physical Sciences Chapter One: What Physics and Chemistry are About 1.1 The Physical Science in Your Life 1.2 Describing the Physical World 1.3 Energy,

Work-Energy (WE) for Rigid Bodies

3.4 Newton’s Third Law of Motion

Motion of a mousetrap car

Mouse-trap cars The design PROCESS.

Forces What is a Force? Push or Pull What does it do? Causes Motion How do we describe it? Size (magnitude) Direction.

"Tell me and I'll forget Show me and I may remember Let me do and I'll understand" RA Moffatt WELB A Mousetrap Powered Racer This project looks to be an.

Chapter 13 The Nature of Forces.

Chapter 2, Section 3 Friction. Friction Definition: a force that opposes motion between two surfaces that touch. Example: Tires on a street.

Bubbler Question What would happen if you squeezed an inflated balloon into a straw inserted into a cup of water?

ASSIGNMENT BOOK Unit 9 Part A. Check your concepts Study the following statements. Put a ‘ T ’ in the box against a correct statement and a ‘F’ against.

Rocket Science Rocket Science Dr. Martin Hendry Glasgow University Reach for the Stars.

Fun With Physics Intersession By: Richie Durbin. Catapult  The catapult was the first project. This project had some success, but the catapult did not.

Electromagnetic Fields. A magnetic field is an area where the forces of attraction from a magnet are working. An electromagnetic field has the same effect.

Teacher Page IV. Force, Motion and Mechanical Energy B. Types and properties of Forces and Motion 7th grade assessment Science standards 1.4; 1.7; 2.1;

Fun With Physics Intersession By Joey Roeckner. Fun Projects I though that there were many fun projects during the time in this Intersession I though.

Fun with Physics Intersession By Josh Walters. In this intersession (fun with physics) we did a lot of hands on projects to help us learn more about physics.

Intersession Fun with Physics By David Pilcher. Rockets I Learn how to make Rockets The Rockets flew high We had to go and get them In the middle of flying.

It is a car launcher. The car goes into the two connect pieces. Then you pull the lever causing the gears to mesh. Then when you let go of the lever.

The Fun of Physics Ryan Sheldon. The first part of our journey into the world of physics began with the construction of our own miniature catapults using.

Physics 4.1 “Changes in Motion”. I. Force A. Intro… 1. What is force? 2. What happens to objects when force is applied? 3. What is the unit of force?

Forces What is a Force? Push or Pull What does it do? Causes Motion How do we describe it? Size (magnitude) Direction.

INTERSESSION Fun with Physics. Catapults We made catapults We made catapults The catapults were made of wood and a rat trap The catapults were made of.

Energy and Machines How We Work and Play Work is... the result of force moving an object.

INTERSESSION Fun with physics. Catapults This was the first project that we worked on during intersession. We had a war with the catapults. We threw paper.

Adventures in Science 5.6A

Electromagnets Science Unit 1 Lesson 5 4 th Grade Miss Young.

Ch & 11.4 Guided Reading Check

Kinematics Problems. A runner accelerates from 0 to 6.00 m/s in 3.00 s. What is the runner’s acceleration?

Windy 500 Design Notes. Layout of the Race 500 cm 400 cm 300 cm 200 cm 100 cm.

Click your mouse or tap the right arrow key to continue.

D = r . t r = Solve for rate Motion Word Problems - continued

Forces and Motion Definitions Unit F Julie Forsythe 2 nd grade Science.

Let’s refresh our memories. Language of the Discipline Force- a push or pull Friction- a force that keeps objects that are touching each other from sliding.

Magnetism and Electricity

Warm Up Activity 1.Pick up a poker chip from the teacher. 2.3 chips per team: 1 white, 1 blue, and 1 red per team. 3.Sit with your team members.

UNIT: Maths and Sciences Objectives: -to gain or improve children’s knowledge skills and competencies in maths and sciences ;

Adventures in Science 5.6A

Rube Goldberg Machine By: Ryan.

Natural Sciences Grade 7

Forces come in pairs Mrs. Trotter Vian Middle School Science

STAAR – R2 Force, Motion & Energy

STAAR – R2 Force, Motion & Energy

Electromagnetic Fields

Newton’s 1st 2nd & 3rd Laws of Motion

Before release Note: all arrows around balloon, both inside and out are normal to surface Force of balloon surface on hand Force of straw on balloon surface.

Before release Note: all arrows around balloon, both inside and out are normal to surface Force of balloon surface on hand Force of straw on baloon surface.

Adventures in Science 5.6A

Chapter 3 Section 3 The behavior of Gases.

You need: A pencil, eraser, scissors and your Science duo-tang

Motion and Force.

Matter is anything that has mass and takes up space

By: Justin Hofflinger Andrew Morales Kyle Wachtveitl

An Introduction to Machines: Student Learning Goal

Zoomers Part 2.

Motion Flipped Lesson #7

1.1 The Physical Science in Your Life

Forces How do we describe it? Size (magnitude) Direction

Unit 3 Nature’s Energy 1.

Adventures in Science 5.6A

ENERGY IN MOTION Force Wind Gravity Magnet Motion.

Science is fun. Science is fun. Science is fun. Science is fun. Science is fun. Science is fun. Science is fun. Science is fun. Science is fun. Science.

Evan Narburgh Jason Hurst Jake Morrison Hunter Reilly

Forces and Motion Definitions Unit F

Presentation transcript:

Fun With Physics Trevor Meranda

Physics The science of matter, energy, motion, and force.

We launched water balloons from a sling shot as an example of physics. It shows examples of energy and force when its released. It shows motion when its slung through the air.

The force given off from the mouse trap being set off, which then causes the wheels to rotate giving it motion.

we took a field trip to this air-port to look at the many different types of planes.

These straw cars moved when wind would push against the sail and caused it to move.

We watched movies giving examples of physics