Week 25: Motion

How do you know when an object is in motion? Of course, your natural response is to say that you saw the object move.  However, there were things in the environment that helped you draw that conclusion.  This week we will discuss motion, how to measure motion, how to graph motion, and how motion relates to force.

VOTW: motion, reference point, slope, line graph, x-axis, y-axis, constant rate of change, speed, velocity, variable

Here is a short video on motion and graphing motion. Click this link.

(c) M. Prince, 2013

(c) M. Prince, 2013 

Look at the two pictures above. How  would you describe whether or not the ball actually moved?

Agenda for This Week
	MONDAY	TUESDAY	WEDNESDAY	THURSDAY	FRIDAY
Gifted	Electricity Learning Labs Lab Materials DUE Workbook Pages DUE	Motion Vocabulary What is Motion	Calculating Motion	Graphing Motion	Motion Quiz Force Workbook Pages
Regular	Motion Vocabulary Workbook Pages DUE	What is Motion?	Calculating Motion	Graphing Motion	Motion Quiz Force Workbook Pages

Changes to the weekly agenda are based on the needs of my students.