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Steve Wolf Stunt & Special Effects Coordinator

Science & Safety

Get plenty of sleep Eat healthful foods Exercise regularly Stay away from drugs and alcohol Stay away from cigarettes and cigarette smoke Get plenty of sleep Eat healthful foods Exercise regularly Stay away from drugs and alcohol Stay away from cigarettes and cigarette smoke

Three States Of Matter Solids Liquids Gases Solids Liquids Gases

Liquid + Heat

Animation of liquid to gas

Read Labels!

Components of Fire: Fuel Oxygen Heat Chemical Reaction Fuel Oxygen Heat Chemical Reaction

Fluid Fluids take the shape of the container you put them in

Life on Earth is based on! CARBON

If there is a fire in the house

Dial 9 1 1

GravityGravity

Humpty Dumpty

Animation of person landing in airbag

Gases are

“Things should be made as simple as possible, but not any simpler.” -Albert Einstein

Simple Machines Basic tools that make work easier

The Six Simple Machines! Ramps Wheels & Axels Screws Wedges Pulleys Levers

Pulley A wheel with a rope around it. Effort is multiplied by the number of rope sections supporting the load.

Always Wear Your

Tensile Strength A property of matter that measures how much you can pull something before it breaks.

When materials rub together they create and friction creates HEAT FRICTION

Pressure and Force

Pressure A force acting against a surface

Stop, Drop & Roll Roll DROPDROP

Insulators resist the flow of energy

Choose the right insulator for the job!

Components of Fire: Fuel Oxygen Heat Chemical Reaction Fuel Oxygen Heat Chemical Reaction

Detonating Materials that burn faster than the speed of sound are Detonating

The speed of sound is 1100 feet per second 335 meters per second Or

If you find a gun… 1.Stop. 2.Don’t Touch! 3.Leave the area. 4.Tell an adult.

Follow Directions!

Fuel + Heat Chemical Reaction Gas + Heat

Law of Conservation of Energy: Energy can neither be created nor destroyed but can be changed from one form to another.

Electric Circuit Animation

Electric Circuit

Conductivity

Friction

Heat

Chemical Reaction

Change of State Animation

Solid to Gas

Pressure

Force

KABOOM!

Science in the Movies STUNT-FX