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Updated 10.6.2011

Wednesday, September 21

  • 4th
  • Nine graphical transforms
  • 6th
  • Nine graphical transforms
  • 8th
  • Nine graphical transforms

    Thursday, September 22

    • 4th
    • Graph Matching Lab
    • 5th/6th
    • Graph Matching Lab
    • *Work on Interpreting Graphs and Graph Matching Lab
    • 8th
    • Graph Matching Lab
    • Graphical representation of speed (horizontal, + slope, – slope)
    • Slope of x-t line is speed. On curve avg. speed is slope between two points and inst. speed is slope of a tangent line to curve. (Limit definition.)
    • Do graphing examples
    • Intro. to acceleration

    Friday, September 23

    • 4th
    • Relative motion with river
    • What change means
    • Constant velocity vs. instantaneous velocity vs. average velocity
    • You walk to the store and back. What is your average speed? Average velocity?
    • 5th/6th
    • Relative motion with river
    • What change means
    • Constant velocity vs. instantaneous velocity vs. average velocity
    • You walk to the store and back. What is your average speed? Average velocity?
    • 8th
    • Relative motion with river
    • What change means
    • Constant velocity vs. instantaneous velocity vs. average velocity
    • You walk to the store and back. What is your average speed? Average velocity?

    Monday, September 26

    • 4th/5th
    • P. 47; 1-5 and 8-10 due
    • Derive kinematics formulas
    • *Intro. to velocity and acceleration lab
    • 6th
    • P. 47; 1-5 and 8-10 due
    • Derive kinematics formulas
    • 7th/8th
    • P. 47; 1-5 and 8-10 due
    • Derive kinematics formulas
    • *Intro. to velocity and acceleration lab

    Tuesday, September 27

    • 4th/5th
    • P. 48; 6-7 due
    • Constant velocity vs. instantaneous velocity vs. average velocity
    • Sign of acceleration is direction of force
    • Derive last accel. formula
    • Do accleration example problems
    • *Intro. to velocity and acceleration lab
    • Start acceleration examples
    • 6th
    • P. 48; 6-7 due
    • Sign of acceleration is direction of force
    • Derive last accel. formula
    • Do accleration example problems
    • *Intro. to velocity and acceleration lab
    • Start acceleration examples
    • 7th/8th
    • P. 48; 6-7 due
    • Sign of acceleration is the direction of force
    • Acceleration example problems

    Wednesday, September 28

    • 4th
    • Graphing Acceleration due
    • Go over graphing acceleration
    • Free fall
    • *Vel. & accel. lab
    • 6th
    • Graphing Acceleration due
    • Go over graphing acceleration
    • Free fall
    • *Vel. & accel. lab
    • 8th
    • Graphing Acceleration due
    • Go over graphing acceleration
    • The sign for acceleration is the direction of force
    • Finish acceleration examples
    • Free fall

    Thursday, September 29

    • 4th
    • Graph Matching Lab due
    • Go over Graphing Acceleration solutions
    • 5th/6th
    • *Bring your book today!
    • Graph Matching Lab due
    • Work on problems
    • 8th
    • *Bring your book today!
    • Graph Matching Lab due
    • Work on homework problems
    • *Intro. to Velocity and Acceleration Lab

    Friday, September 30

    • 4st
    • P. 49, 24-29 due
    • Go over problems
    • 5th/6th
    • P. 49, 24-29 due
    • Hand in problems
    • Return/review Graphing Acceleration
    • Free fall examples
    • 8th
    • P. 49, 24-29 due
    • Hand in problems
    • Return/review Graphing Acceleration
    • Free fall examples
    • *Velocity and Acceleration lab

    Monday, October 3

    • 4th/5th
    • Free fall examples
    • 6th
    • Free fall examples
    • 7th/8th
    • Free fall examples

    Tuesday, October 4

    • 4th/5th
    • P. 50; 43-45, 53-55 due
    • Go over problems in class
    • *Nobel prize information
    • 6th
    • P. 50; 43-45, 53-55 due
    • Go over problems in class
    • *Nobel prize information
    • 7th/8th
    • P. 50; 43-45, 53-55 due
    • Go over problems in class

    Wednesday, October 5

    • 4st
    • Velocity and Acceleration Lab due
    • Intro. to 2-D motion
  • 6th
  • Velocity and Acceleration Lab due
  • Go over problems from the other day
  • 8th
  • Velocity and Acceleration Lab due
  • Nobel prize information
  • *Go over problems from the other day

    Thursday, October 6

    • 4th
    • Chapter 2 Review
    • 5th/6th
    • Chapter 2 Review
    • *Intro. to two dimensional motion
    • What if relative motion is two dimensional?
    • Adding vectors isn't the same as adding numbers
    • 8th
    • Chapter 2 Review

    Friday, October 7 and Monday, October 10 – No school – Teacher Inservice Training

    Tuesday, October 11

    • 4th/5th
    • Chapter 2 Test
    • *Intro. to two dimensional motion
    • What if relative motion is two dimensional?
    • Adding vectors isn't the same as adding numberss
    • Finding components of vectors
    • 6th
    • Chapter 2 Test
    • 7th/8th
    • Chapter 2 Test
    • *Intro. to two dimensional motion
    • What if relative motion is two dimensional?
    • Adding vectors isn't the same as adding numberss
    • Finding components of vectors