1. Warm-Up 11/1
Draw the two graphs and circle the differences. How do these differences change what the graph is showing? What are they telling us?

2. Speed, Velocity, and Acceleration Notes Foldable (go on Moodle)

3. Find your next open page that is blank on the front and the back.
How to create:
Find your next open page that is blank on the front and the back.
Fold it in half towards the center of the notebook (hotdog).
Cut three equally divided flaps (8 lines).
WARNING: only cut the FLAP, NOT both sheets of paper

4. How to create continued:
4. Label each flap as shown (use any colors)

5. How to create continued:
How to create continued:
5. On the INSIDE, divide the sections on the uncut side and write the column names as shown

6. How to create continued:
6. On the BACK, divide the sections on the uncut side and write the column name as shown

7. Speed Definition
Rate at which an object covers a distance (how fast an object moves)
Formula:
Unit: meters per sec (m/s), kilometers per hour (km/h), miles per hour (mph)

8. Write EVERYTHING except for the graph.
Speed Example
Jeremy drove 4 hours and covered a distance of 120 miles.
Speed = 120 miles
Distance (miles)
4 hours
Speed = 30 mph
Time (hours)

9. Speed Extra Info
Draw and label EVERYTHING. You do not need to draw the horizontal grid lines.
Object at rest/ stationary
Moving away fast at a constant speed
steady speeds
Returning to start
at a constant speed
Moving away from start
at a constant speed

10. Velocity Definition
The measurement of the speed AND direction of motion.
Also measured in m/s or km/h (unit for speed) WITH a direction: North, East, South, or West, right, left, up or down

11. Write EVERYTHING except for the map.
Velocity Example
A car traveled from Dallas to Austin which covered 200 miles in 4 hours.
Velocity is speed AND direction
Speed
Direction from Dallas to Austin = South West
Velocity = 50 m/hr South West
Speed = 200 miles
Speed = 50 mph
4 hours

12. A car slows its speed as it rounds a corner traveling South East
Write and draw EVERYTHING.
Velocity Extra Info
Velocity doesn’t have to state specific speeds and directions. This picture shows velocity. The information in red can be assumed.
Constant speed traveling East
A car slows its speed as it rounds a corner traveling South East

13. Acceleration Definition
Any change in an object’s speed OR direction (aka change in velocity)
Three ways objects accelerate:
Speeding up (increase speed)
Slowing down (decrease speed)
Changing direction (turning)

14. Three types of acceleration:
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15. Write and draw EVERYTHING.
Acceleration Example
NASCAR drivers at Texas Motor Speedway use all three types of acceleration as they drive around the track.
Speeding up out of the turns
Slowing down entering the turns
Changing direction in/at the turns

16. Acceleration Extra Info
Write and draw EVERYTHING.
Acceleration Extra Info
Speed vs. Time Graph

17. More info on the next slide.
Speed, Velocity, Acceleration Notes Assignment
ASSIGNMENT:
Set up your next open page as shown. Be sure to include the title and side labels.
More info on the next slide.
Speed
Velocity
Acceleration

18. ASSIGNMENT:
Categorize each example as speed, velocity, or acceleration. Quiz yourself on moodle to check answers.
THEN, create your own example for speed, velocity, and acceleration.
(1 of each, 3 total) and post it to
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