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LEARNING HUB connecting Science curricula to everyday applications with LESSON PLANS, lab aids and more
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Physics 1: Motion
HS PS2-1 Newton's 2nd Law
Phenomenon
Watching the direction a spinning wrench travels WIS
What did you see in the movie?
What are you curious about?
What questions do you have?
Motion:
Force and motion
Friction
Acceleration
EXTRA: PULLEYS
Pulley Inquiry activity
Aerospace applications: Pulleys WIS
HS-PS2-1 Motion and Stability: Forces and Interactions
Analyze data to support the claim that Newton’s second law of motion describes the mathematical relationship among the net force on a macroscopic object, its mass, and its acceleration.
Performance Expectation
Grade: High School (9-12)
Prior Knowledge/Preview
Simple machine review Idaho Public TV
Newton's Law Review and the Hero engine WIS
Forces of Flight: Vertical Take off Smithsonian Learning Lab
Newton’s Three Laws Smithsonian Learning Lab
Inquiry science
Printable activity
On-line activity
LAB experiments
Lab #1 Measuring forces
Lab #2 Launch forces
Lab #3 Projectile Motion
Lab #4 Pulley use: the bosun's chair WIS
Lab #5 Pulley inquiry lab-- see link on left Washington International School
Aerospace CONNECTIONS:
Applications and examples
Rocket launches
Aerospace applications: Pulleys WIS
and part ii 120 ton lift start at 1 minute NASA
NASA Newton's 2nd Law demo in Space
Flight control including pulleys FAA
Measuring acceleration in coronal ejections NASA
Newton's Laws in Space Christa McAuliffe Lesson NASA
EXTENSION material for the curious
PhET Forces and Motion
PhET simulation on projectile motion
Projectile motion with Barney and part ii
Pulley calculations WIS
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