'Objects move' presentation slideshows

Jeopardy

Jeopardy. ANSWER. You would use a ________ to chop firewood. QUESTION. You would use a wedge (ax) to chop firewood. ANSWER. In order to pull a bucket up into a tree house you could use a ___________ with a rope. QUESTION.

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Connections between Physics and the MPV

Connections between Physics and the MPV. To be done after the MPV project is finished. What is physical science?.

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MOTION

MOTION. Joanna Marino. LeAnna Ficano. Table of Contents:. 1. Overview of Unit 2. Filamentality Web Site 3. Lesson: How Does Pushing & Pulling Affect the Motion of Objects? 4. Graphic Organizer 5. Lesson: How Does Motion Affect Our Every Day Lives? 6. Scavenger Hunt

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Science Station

Science Station. Review of Forces and Motion Unit. Review of Unit. Welcome! Today we will: Review all of the information we learned about forces and motion. Review. PUSH. Pushes and pulls are both examples of a force !. PULL. Force. Force is strength and energy put

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Using Alice

Using Alice. Summer 2011 Project Zimmerman. Project Introduction.

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Free Fall

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SCREENR

MARK HINE DIGITAL MEDIA COORDINATOR Information Technology Services. SCREENR. The Script. The Presentation. Use logical transitions (dissolves or cuts) Transitions are how you move from slide to slide. Limit crazy animations unless their effect is absolutely necessary.

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History of Laws of Motion

History of Laws of Motion. Aristotle ~ 350 B.C. He believed that the natural state for all objects was at rest. He believed all motion was caused by a force. If the force stopped, the object would eventually stop. Aristotle was WRONG!!!. Many people still think along the lines of Aristotle.

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History of Laws of Motion

History of Laws of Motion. Aristotle ~ 350 B.C. He believed that the natural state for all objects was at rest. He believed all motion was caused by a force. If the force stopped, the object would eventually stop. Aristotle was WRONG!!!. Many people still think along the lines of Aristotle.

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