Newton's 3 Laws of Motion – Slides Lesson Package
This Newton's 3 Laws of Motion lesson package begins with an overview of the 3 Laws then goes into specifics regarding Newton’s First Law and its applications.
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Nuclear Energy Fission and Fusion – Middle School Lesson
A middle-school physical science lesson introducing nuclear energy, fission, and fusion, their history (including the Chernobyl disaster and atomic bombs), current applications, and the challenges/benefits of controlled fusion.
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Simple Machines: Gains and Losses of a Lever - FLASH-MAC
Simple Machines: Gains and Losses of a Lever - FLASH-MAC Education Resource The Simple Machines: Gains and Losses of a Lever - FLASH-MAC teaching resource offers students an enlightening perspective on the basic principles of engineering.
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Static Electricity: Electrostatic Charging and Applications
Product Focus: Static Electricity: Electrostatic Charging and Applications Resource This teaching instrument caters to Grade 9 and Grade 10 educators who handle subjects under Science, specifically Physics.
Thermal Energy, Temperature & Heat – Slides Lesson
Introduce the differences between thermal energy, temperature and heat with the lesson slides and guided notes. Move from conduction, convection and radiation examples into specific-heat calculations, using the supplied answers to check results and modeling the calculation steps yourself.
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White Light, Dispersion and Color Filters Distance Learning and Homeschool for Middle School
A distance-learning/homeschool science resource teaching middle school students about white light, dispersion, and color filters, including how colored objects interact with light.
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