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Get in pairs/groups. Do online research. 8th Grd Sci Stnd 03: Phenomenon 8.PS2.3 Watch the video clip. Get in pairs/groups. Do online research. Discuss with peers. Be ready to share. What phenomenon/phenomena is described in this video. Link (5:25): Science of NFL Football

1) What are scalar and vector quantities? 8th Grd Sci Stnd 03: Phenomenon 8.PS2.3 1) What are scalar and vector quantities? 2) What scalar and vector quantities were described in this video? Link (5:25): Science of NFL Football