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Exploring the Sun and the Bernoulli Principle in Class

In Period 2, we will dive into Chapter 3 about the sun, starting with an engaging Bill Nye show to introduce the topic. In Period 8, we'll learn about the Bernoulli Principle, crucial for flight, along with a fun paper airplane challenge. You’ll design a plane with a single sheet of printer paper that must fly at least 12 meters. You may also create a second plane that must remain airborne for five seconds. Additionally, I’ll be collecting your race car reports in Periods 4, 5, and 6, which are due on January 2, 2014.

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Exploring the Sun and the Bernoulli Principle in Class

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  1. 12/19/13 • Period 2 – Back to the book, chapter 3 – the sun. We will watch a Bill Nye show on the sun, as an introduction. • Period 8 – I have a video on the Bernoulli Principle - without it, our airplanes would not be able to fly. “Wanna” learn the secret to making a great paper airplane? Problem is, you get one-sheet of printer paper and you cannot add anything to it. The contraption must be able to fly at least 12-meters. A second plane may be built, but it has to stay in the air, at least five-second. • Periods 4,5,6 – I will take your race car report, if you are ready. Otherwise, it is due on January 2, 2014

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