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Introduction to Physics | This is the teacher's guide for the first unit. |
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Use this presentation to learn more about making and using measurements in Physics. |
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This presentation will teach you 5 steps to use to solve any problems in physics. |
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Newton's First Law | Teacher's Guide to the Newton's First Law Unit. |
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Use this presentation to learn about the behavior of objects that have balanced forces. |
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Learn how to do problems involving constant velocity. |
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Newton's Second Law | Teacher's planning guide for the Newton's Second Law Unit |
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Learn about an object's motion when it has unbalanced forces. |
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Learn about the equations that describe the motion of objects undergoing constant acceleration. |
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Two Dimensional Motion Unit | Teacher planning guides for the Two Dimensional Motion Unit. |
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Learn how quantities add when they have both magnitude and direction. |
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Learn to describe and predict the motion of objects hurtling through the air! |
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Lean about the physics that describes objects that are moving in a circular path. |
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Newton's Third Law | Teacher's planning guide for the Newton's Third Law Unit |
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Learn about the relationship of action/reaction pairs of forces. |
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Learn about momentum, a way to predict the results of collisions between objects. |
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Energy | Teacher's planning guide for the Energy Unit. |
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Learn about the formulas that relate the different forms of energy. |
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Mechanical Waves | Teacher's Planning guide for the Mechanical Waves Unit |
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Learn about the characteristics of waves and their interactions. |
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Electromagnetic Waves | Teacher's planning guide for the Electromagnetic waves unit. |
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This page contains both an introduction and exploratory activities. |
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Electricity and Magnetism | Teacher's planning guide for the Electricity and Magnetism unit. |
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Learn about the components of an electric circuit. |
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Modern Physics Projects | Teacher's Planning Guide for the Modern Physics Activities. |
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Use this presentation to learn a little bit about particle physics. |