1/24

What science ideas did you learn?
-why the moon doesn't crash into the earth
-solstice vs. equinox

How did you learn these ideas?
-discussing class
-using online simulators
-doing homework

Why is it important to know these ideas(What real world example is there)?
-It is important to know these ideas so we can explain how and why the moon doesn't crash into the sun.
- A real world example is that the earth doesn't crash into the sun.

1/16

What science ideas did you learn?
-what causes seasons
-spring tide
-neap tide

How did you learn these ideas?
-discussing class
-reasearching
-doing hw

Why is it important to know these ideas(What real-world application is there)?
-It is important to know these ideas becasue then we can use them to find other things about how the moon effects the earth.
-A real-world application is when you want to find how the moon affects the tides.

1/10

What science ideas did you learn?
-moon phases
-rotation v. revolution
-difference between waxing and waning

How did you learn these ideas?
-homework sheets
-discussing in class
-creating mnemonic devices for moon phases

Why is it important to know these ideas(What real-world application is there)?
-It is important to know these ideas so we can use them to study for future tests and quizzes.
-A real-world application is if you want to know what the moon phase is.

12/20

What science ideas did you learn?
-Newton's 3rd Law
-how mass is involved in a
-F unbalanced/mass=a

How did you learn these ideas?
-discussing class
-watching videos
-doing experiments

Why is it important to know these ideas(What real-world application is there)?
-A real-world application is when you are jumping rope, you a up and the then come back down.

12/13

What science ideas did you learn?
-force diagrams
-unbalanced force
-The direction of unbalanced force, on a force diagram, and the direction of delta v ,on a motion diagram, are in the same direction.-Newton's First Law
-balanced forces equal 0

How did you learn these ideas?
-by experimenting in class
-discussing
-doing homework
-watching videos
-drawing representations on white boards

Why is it important to know these ideas(What real world application is there)?
-It is important because then we can use it to draw other diagrams and use it to explain why certain things happen.
-A real world example is 2 little kids pulling from opposite directions on a toy.

12/4

What science ideas did you learn?

-Force

-force diagrams

-interacting objects



How did you learn these ideas?

-experimenting with bowling ball, basketball, and backpack

-pushing a car

-drawing force diagrams

-discussing in class

Why is it important to know these ideas (What real world applications are there)?

-It is important so we can use for future problems involving force and other related topics .

-A real world application is when you play tug-of-war.

11/8

What science ideas did you learn?
-motion is relative
-slope
-speed vs. time graph
-functions

How did you learn these ideas?
-discussing in class
-doing homework that pretains to what we are learning about
-experiments
-drawing graphs

Why is it important to know these ideas (What real world applications are there)?
-It is important to know these ideas so we can apply to other things that we do in class.
-A real world applicationis when a person is driving in a car and we can graph their motion and find the slope and then write it in function form.