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Middle School Science

Projectile object diagram

Projectile Motion of an Object

Exploration When an object is in free fall, the only force acting on the object is gravity. In general terms, an object moving upward is not considered “…
Kinetic to thermal energy diagram

Energy Transfer: Kinetic Energy to Thermal Energy

Exploration The law of conservation of energy states that the total energy of an isolated system remains constant. Over time, all energy is conserved. It is…
PocketHot measuring position and velocity for calculating kinetic energy.

Potential Energy to Kinetic Energy Experiment: Gravity

Energy Transfer Experiment: Gravitational Potential Energy to Kinetic Energy Does a falling object have potential energy or kinetic energy or both? In other…

High School Physics

Voyager/Ozobot on Pentagon

Voyager & Ozobot: NGSS Science and Engineering Practices Challenge

This lesson provides a challenge that incorporates all eight of the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) science and engineering practices.  Although this…
Measuring Fringe Light Intensity on a Computer Screen

PocketLab Voyager: Double Slit Diffraction Interference & The Wavelength of Light

A classic way to demonstrate the wave nature of light is to pass a coherent beam of light from a laser through a double slit.  In this lesson, students study…
Ozobot & Voyager Circular Motion

Voyager & Ozobot: A STEM Team to Study Circular Motion

Ozobot “Evo” (ozobot.com) is a tiny one-inch diameter robot that can be quickly programmed to follow lines using a Google Blockly dialect known as OzoBlockly (…

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