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3/31/09 Warm up: Describe 5 forces that act on a basketball when it is shot into a basket.

3/31/09 Warm up: Describe 5 forces that act on a basketball when it is shot into a basket

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3/31/09

Warm up: Describe 5 forces that act on a basketball when it is shot into a basket.

3/30/09

Warm up: What is the difference between kinetic and potential energy?

3/16/09Warm up: Why is it important to be knowledgeable about a topic before you begin an experiment?

Rewind: Name a topic related to science that you are knowledgeable about. List 5 quick facts about that topic.

3/13/09Warm up: Do you believe in superstition?

Rewind: have you ever changed your behavior because of a superstition?

3/12/09No warm up today: substitute

3/11/09

Warm up: what job would you like to have when you graduate?

Rewind: what kind of training is required to be successful at that job?

3/10/09Warm up: What is a question that you have always wanted to know the answer to?"He who asks a question is a fool for five minutes;

he who does not ask a question remains a fool forever." Chinese Proverbs

Rewind: What steps could be taken to find the answer to your warm up question?

3/9/09

Warm up: Who is responsible for your learning?

Rewind: Who is in control of

how much you learn?

Warm up 3/6/09When energy is transferred from

one form to another, why can’t all of it be used for doing work?

(what causes energy to be wasted?)

Warm up 3/6/09Rewind:If you were to build a machine that

transfers chemical energy to mechanical energy name two types of friction that you would try to minimize to reduce wasted energy.

Warm up 3/5/09What did you build for for your project?

How did it work? What were some difficulties?

Rewind: no rewind today

Warm up 3/4/09On Tuesday, you were assigned 4 science article

summaries.

Warm up: Write 3 facts from one of the articles/sections that you read.

Were you absent Tuesday?

Finish them by Wednesday!

Rewind 3/4/09

How did the egg drop devices protect the egg? (discuss forces that were involved in the collision)

Warm up 3/3/09

Describe how your life has been affected by a microorganism.

Rewind 3/3/09

How do you prevent bacterial infections?

Warm up 3/2/09

What do you know about bacteria?

Rewind 2/26/09

How do you prevent bacterial infections?

Warm up 2/27/09

Mr Shown was absent.No warm up today.

Rewind 2/26/09 No rewind today

Warm up 2/26/09

How can you conserve energy in your daily life?

Rewind 2/26/09

Why is it important for people to conserve energy?

rewind2/26/09

How can you conserve energy in your daily life?

Warm up 2/25/09

How is kinetic energy different from potential energy?

Rewind 2/25/09

What were some common sources of error found in experiments?

Warm up 2/24/09

What was the changed variable in your experiment?

Which variables stayed constant for all trials?What were some sources of error in your

experiment?

Rewind 2/24/09

Which force causes an object to roll downhill?

Which forces slow down an object that rolls downhill?

Warm up 2/23/09

Explain the forces that were acting on the objects in your experiment.

Warm up 2/19/09

What is gravitational potential energy? (see page 448)

Answer:The energy an object has stored because of gravity.

Rewind 2/19/09

What is elastic potential energy?

Answer:energy that can be released when an object stretches.

Warm up 2/18/09

What is potential energy? (see page 448)

Answer:The energy an object has stored inside.

Rewind 2/18/09

How would the potential energy change if you triple the height of an object?

Answer:The potential energy will triple.

Warm up 2/17/09

What is kinetic energy? (see page 447)

Answer: Kinetic energy is the energy of motion.

Rewind 2/17/09

How would the kinetic energy change if you triple the speed of an object?

Answer: kinetic energy would increase by 9 times

Warm up 2/10/09

Describe 1 example of an action-reaction pair of forces.

Warm up 2/9/09

How do ball bearings reduce friction in a machine?

Ball bearings have rolling friction which is less forceful that sliding friction.

Warm up 2/6/09

What is the one variable that your group is changing during your experiment?

What are variables that you will keep constant?

Warm up 2/5/09You will need a warm up sheet this week

When is the next assignment list (2.3) due?

Answer: February 10th!

Warm up 2/3/09You will need a warm up sheet this week

• When a car is driving down the road, which kind of friction is taking place between the road and the tires?

• Which kind of friction is taking place between the air and the car?

Warm up 2/2/09You will need a warm up sheet this week

• Explain why the “air puck” can slide around so easily.

• Give one example of something else that could make something roll or slide more easily.

Warm up 1/29/09 No warm up sheet needed this week Each group will need to write down their answer on paper and

then share. • Explain why the

“air puck” can slide around so easily.

• Give one example of something else that could make something roll or slide more easily.

Warm up 1/28/09 No warm up sheet needed this week

• Each group will give 4 examples of their assigned type of friction.

• 1,2)Static friction (p.359)• 3,4) Sliding friction (p.359)• 5,6)Rolling friction (p.360)• 7,8)Fluid friction (p.360)