Science in Focus: Force and Motion
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1. Making an Impact
2. Drag Races
3. When Rubber Meets the Road
5. Keep on Rolling
6. Force Against Force
7. The Lure of Magnetism
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Re: [Channel-talkforce] MIAMI-DADE PARTICIPANTS - Discussion ListforForce & Motion

From: Cockroft, Ellafe A. <ecockroft@dadeschools.net>
Date: Tue Apr 04 2006 - 15:53:47 EDT

Hi all,
 
I was also impressed with Workshop 1. As an enrichment, during Sun-Earth-Day during the total solar eclipse, my students calculated coronal mass ejections to determine the relationship between position, average velocity, and average acceleration using SOHO images provided by NASA and UC Berkeley's solar week activities.
 
Ellafe Cockroft

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From: channel-talkforce-bounces@learner.org on behalf of Jenkins, Elizabeth
Sent: Tue 4/4/2006 1:37 PM
To: Discussion list for SCIENCE IN FOCUS: FORCE AND MOTION
Subject: Re: [Channel-talkforce] MIAMI-DADE PARTICIPANTS - Discussion ListforForce & Motion

Hello everyone,

I was very impressed with the Workshop1: Making an Impact demonstration. The students were very involved and thinking like scientists. It was obvious that they had a very good understanding of what was expected of them. One of the attempts was to find out how big of a crater an asteroid would make if it hit the earth's surface. They used good analytical skills in getting their answers.

Elizabeth Jenkins

 

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From: channel-talkforce-bounces@learner.org [mailto:channel-talkforce-bounces@learner.org] On Behalf Of Kosanke, Ann C.
Sent: Friday, March 31, 2006 6:39 PM
To: Discussion list for SCIENCE IN FOCUS: FORCE AND MOTION
Subject: RE: [Channel-talkforce] MIAMI-DADE PARTICIPANTS - Discussion List forForce & Motion

 

The lesson with the first grades shows how important it is to start teaching science concepts at an early age. The kids really understood what force meant when rolling their balls down the ramp. I was happy to see a lesson I can do with my kindergarten kids.

Thanks,

Ann Kosanke

 

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From: channel-talkforce-bounces@learner.org on behalf of Crespo, Roberto G.
Sent: Fri 3/31/2006 1:22 PM
To: channel-talkforce@learner.org
Subject: [Channel-talkforce] MIAMI-DADE PARTICIPANTS - Discussion List forForce & Motion

Dear all,

I really recommend the computer activity on amusement park physics! I have tried it with my students; and, they truly enjoyed the didactic experience.

http://www.learner.org/exhibits/parkphysics/index.html

Thanks & regards,
Roberto Crespo

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