Showing posts with label Lab. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lab. Show all posts

Friday, November 14, 2014

HW: Mass & Weight Lab Analysis

E period
Complete the lab analysis Qs in this form.<-- E period only
We'll finish working with the data on Monday.  Make sure you and your partner have shred it.

D & F periods
Lab analysis form <-- use this link if you're in D or F periods

Friday, December 7, 2012

HW Friday 12-7

A & G periods
Due Monday


  • Lab report  -->RUBRIC<--
  • Ch 5 Think 'n' Solves 35-44, pg 73
    There is an answer key/quiz online to check your answers as you go.
D & E periods
Due Tuesday
  • Lab Report -->RUBRIC<--
  • Think 'n' Solves will be due Tuesday as well, but you may to budget your time and get started now.

Wednesday, December 5, 2012

Newton's 2nd Law Lab


Last week we DESIGNed experiments to test Newton's 2nd law, collected DATA at the beginning of this week, and now we've moved into the last phase: ANALYSIS!


    CLICK HERE for a checklist that helps you make sure have everything you need in the group report (design) and individual report (analysis).


    Tuesday, October 23, 2012

    HW Tuesday, 10-23

    E & G periods

    • Impulse & Momentum Lab (due tomorrow for G, Thursday for E since you drop).  No extra writing here, just the data, calculations, and questions in the lab I gave you.
    A period
    • Work on some of the calculations in the lab.  We'll take the first 15-20 minutes tomorrow to finish our data, then we'll move on and talk about the Plug 'n' Chugs.  You labs will be due Thursday.
    Speaking of Plug 'n' Chugs, check your answers on Its Learning if you haven't already.

    Monday, October 22, 2012

    HW Monday, 10-22

    All Classes:
    • Check your Plug 'n' Chug answers on Its Learning
    • If you have any data, try doing the impulse and momentum claculations for the lab. Impulse (Ft) should equal the change in momentum (mv). Hopefully your calculations are close; if not, you may need to better data tomorrow.

    Thursday, September 6, 2012

    Car Lab

    How do we describe motion?

    That's the question you are trying to answer.  You did it for the first car with constant speed and received some feedback.  Now you have a car with more intricate motion.  You will need to describe that motion as well, and you will many more data points to do it!  How does this car move, and how can you use data to show that?

    Obviously you will share the data you collected with the members in your group.  Each individual will use that data to write a final lab report for this car (not both).  Since you did it together, I expect procedures and purposes to be similar, but if you are truly typing it yourself, your voice will inevitably come through and they will be slightly different.  Collaborate, help each other, but make sure you type individually in the end.  That's the difference between collaboration and copying.  Sections that can be typed, should be typed.  Data tables and graphs may be made in excel or by hand.

    Use THE RUBRIC, linked here, to help guide you.
    These are DUE

    • D period:  MONDAY
    • E, G, & A periods:  TUESDAY

    Great work this week!  Have a great weekend!