- Finish talking about motion maps
-Demo types of graphs using the tractor and the buggy

• run the tractor toward the origin, away from the origin, and compare tractor and the buggy

-Unit II worksheet 1 due Tuesday
-Lab reports due Wednesday

-JR worksheet #1
-Prepare and present whiteboards for worksheet #1 (5 minutes)
-Lecture about Position vs Time and Velocity vs time graphs. talk about how you go from
Position vs Time to Velocity vs time graphs

-Hand in Lab reports
-JR worksheet #2
-Warm up
Example of the trip
-Activity: The trip (homework due Friday)

• design a trip, list at least 4 steps where you move a certain distance in a certain amount of time
• make a Position vs Time graph
• make a Velocity vs Time graph from your Position vs Time graph
• make a copy of your Velocity vs Time graph on page 2 to be exchanged with another person due Thursday

-Quiz on worksheets #1 and 2 on Friday
-Handout: Worksheet #3 due Friday

• The trip
• check with the person that gave you the graph to see if you did it right.
• Hand in your trip

-JR worksheet #3
-Quiz on worksheets #1 and 2
-Prepare whiteboards for worksheet#3

- Finish talking about motion maps
-Demo types of graphs using the tractor and the buggy

• run the tractor toward the origin, away from the origin, and compare tractor and the buggy

-Hand in Lab reports
-JR worksheet #2
-Warm up
Example of the trip
-Activity: The trip (homework due Friday)

• design a trip, list at least 4 steps where you move a certain distance in a certain amount of time
• make a Position vs Time graph
• make a Velocity vs Time graph from your Position vs Time graph
• make a copy of your Velocity vs Time graph on page 2 to be exchanged with another person due Thursday

• The trip
• check with the person that gave you the graph to see if you did it right.
• Hand in your trip

-JR worksheet #3
-Quiz on worksheets #1 and 2
-Prepare whiteboards for worksheet#3

-Hand in velocity lab reportS
-Look at types of graphs

• What is a origin
• Use motion detector to graph motion of a student
• How do you walk to match a graph?

-JR Anticipation Guide “Motion & Force” go over guide and answer any questions
-Warm up #1 Define:

• Balanced Force
• Unbalanced Force
• Inertia and mass
• Newton’s first law

-Example problems
-Develop Newton’s 2nd and 3rd laws
-Video: “Motion and acceleration”, write a one half page summery or take notes

-Warm up #2
-Example problem #1 with net force and acceleration
-Force and Acceleration experiment page 57

• collect data
• make a data table
• answer questions

• Lab report due Thursday

-Anticipation Guide “Newton’s 2nd & 3rd laws pages 68-74 & 83-84 due Thursday

-Hand in lab report P 57
-Warm up #3
-JR Anticipation Guide “Newton’s 2nd & 3rd laws go over guide and answer any questions
-Mini lab p71 (show overhead and go over procedure)

• Conduct lab
• Graph results

• Lab report due Friday

-Anticipation Guide “Gravity pages 75-82 due Friday

-JR Anticipation Guide “Gravity pages 75-82, go over guide and answer any questions
-Warm up #4
-Hand in friction lab (p-71)
-Activity page 89 “Measuring the effects of air resistance”

• Read lab procedure page 89
• Conduct experiment
• Record data and answer questions

• Write lab report due Monday