Today you will take the science benchmark. Some of the material you have not covered yet but it will give you an idea of how you will do on the SOL. __similarities/differences __generating/testing hypothesis __nonlinguistic representations __reinforcing effort/recognition __objectives/feedback __practice __summarizing/note taking __cooperative learning __cues, questions, advanced organizers High evaluate/create
How are energy, work and power related? 1. Review work and power 2. Distinguish between potential and kinetic energy. 3. Power point 4. Notes Book, pencil, projector, powerpoint. PS.6 The student will investigate and understand forms of energy and how energy is transferred and transformed. Key concepts include a. potential and kinetic energy; and b. mechanical, chemical, electrical, thermal, radiant and nuclear energy. __similarities/differences __generating/testing hypothesis __nonlinguistic representations __reinforcing effort/recognition __objectives/feedback __practice __summarizing/note taking __cooperative learning __cues, questions, advanced organizers High evaluate/create
What are the two types of energy? How can we calculate the energy? Lots of students out for fieldtrip. __similarities/differences __generating/testing hypothesis __nonlinguistic representations __reinforcing effort/recognition __objectives/feedback __practice __summarizing/note taking __cooperative learning __cues, questions, advanced organizers High evaluate/create
What are other forms of energy? 1. Calculate mechanical energy 2. Name 5 other forms of energy
Give examples of each form of energy Book, paper, pencil PS.6 The student will investigate and understand forms of energy and how energy is transferred and transformed. Key concepts include a. potential and kinetic energy; and b. mechanical, chemical, electrical, __similarities/differences __generating/testing hypothesis __nonlinguistic representations __reinforcing effort/recognition __objectives/feedback __practice __summarizing/note taking __cooperative learning __cues, questions, advanced organizers High evaluate/create
What are the hardest concepts in this chapter? 1. Work on study guide. 2. Work in pairs on the study guide. 3. Go over study guide in class. Any questions before you study for the test? Book, paper, pencil __similarities/differences __generating/testing hypothesis __nonlinguistic representations __reinforcing effort/recognition __objectives/feedback __practice __summarizing/note taking __cooperative learning __cues, questions, advanced organizers High evaluate/create
Energy Lab 1. Divide into groups. 2. Review instructions 3. Calculate the transition from potential to kinetic energy.
What is the difference in the different forms of energy? __similarities/differences __generating/testing hypothesis __nonlinguistic representations __reinforcing effort/recognition __objectives/feedback __practice __summarizing/note taking __cooperative learning __cues, questions, advanced organizers High evaluate/create