Chapter 11 Section 1 (1)  WORK DUE: No work due  AGENDA: Notes for 11.1 Vocabulary page 328 Questions 1-8 page 331 Worksheet 11.1 DO NOW: Complete motion.

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Chapter 11 Section 1 (1)  WORK DUE: No work due  AGENDA: Notes for 11.1 Vocabulary page 328 Questions 1-8 page 331 Worksheet 11.1 DO NOW: Complete motion pretest

chapter 11 Section 2 (2)  WORK DUE: vocabulary p. 328, questions 1-8 p. 331, worksheet 11.1  AGENDA: Notes for 11.2 Vocabulary page 332 Questions 1-7 page 337 Worksheet 11.2  DO NOW: Quick Lab; “Distance and Displacement” Be sure to take a lab sheet, graph paper and ruler.

Chapter 11 Section 2 Math Review (3)  WORK Due: vocabulary p. 332, questions 1-7 p. 337, w.s  AGENDA: Review Math boxes calculating average speed Math worksheet 11.2 Using Math page 333 questions 1 & 2 Math questions 8 & 9 page 337  DO NOW: Complete “Which Velocity is it ? ”

Chapter 11 Section 2 Math  WORK DUE: Math w.s. 11.2, Using Math pg. 333 #1 & 2, ques. 8 & 9 pg. 337  AGENDA: Put math problems on the board for review and questions.  DO NOW : Complete the worksheet” Math Connection: Constructing a Graph”

Chapter 11 Lab work  WORK DUE: Make sure you have notes for chapter 11 sections 1 & 2 and that all assignments are up to date.  AGENDA: Quiz chapter 11 sections 1 & 2 Lab; “Investigating Speed”  DO NOW: Complete worksheet, “What Size ? ”

Chapter 11 section 2  WORK DUE: Hand in Investigating Speed lab if you haven’t already  AGENDA: Webquest “Moving Man”  DO NOW: Math connection w.s. “Calculating Speed”

Chapter 11 section 3 Acceleration  WORK DUE: All lab reports and make up work  AGENDA: Notes for 11.3 Vocabulary page 342 Questions 1-7 page 348 Worksheet 11.3 DO NOW: Intro to Graphing

Chapter 11.3 Lab Work  DUE TODAY: 11.3 vocabulary, page 342, questions 1-7 page 348 and worksheet 11.3  AGENDA: lab on average velocity  DO NOW: Listen to lab directions

Chapter 11.3 Math  DUE TODAY: Lab on Average Velocity  AGENDA: Math review for solving acceleration Math worksheet 11.3 Using Math page Page 348 questions 8 & 9  DUE NOW: Racing Against Time

Chapter 11.3 Math Continued  DUE TODAY: 11.3 math w.s., pg , pg & 9  AGENDA: Put math problems on the board  DO NOW: Moving On (acceleration)

Chapter 11 Review  DUE TODAY: All past due work  AGENDA: Test review for chapter 11 Foldable on key terms  DO NOW: Interpreting distance/time graphs

Chapter 11 Review Continued  DUE TODAY: Foldable  AGENDA: Speed-time review Math formula review Velocity-acceleration review  DO NOW: Displacement Activity

Chapter 11 Continued  DUE TODAY: All work for chapter 11  AGENDA: Book review  DO NOW: Review worksheet-Understanding graphs

Chapter 11 Test  DUE TODAY: Book review, extra credit worksheet  AGENDA: Chapter 11 test  DO NOW: Review info for test, ask any last minute questions