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1 Newton’s Laws of Motion
Physical Science Conversions of Energy Chemistry Weather Unit Organizer, Preassessment Airplanes & Intro to Labquest Motion Gizmos-Computer Lab Who is Newton, Review Labs of Newton Laws-3 days Newton Cartoons Buckle Down Worksheets Design a carnival ride-2 days Scale drawing of rides- Share Ride & Scaled Drawiing Careers in Science Articles Review for Unit Test Unit Test and Guest Speaker-Assembly researching producing Newton’s Laws of Motion . . by citing through through through . . . . Compare & Contrast Differentiate Illustrate

2 Newton’s Laws of Motion
Physical Science Conversions of Energy Chemistry Weather Unit Organizer, Preassessment Airplanes & Intro to Labquest Motion Gizmos-Computer Lab Who is Newton, Review Labs of Newton Laws-3 days Newton Cartoons Buckle Down Worksheets Design a carnival ride-2 days Scale drawing of rides- Share Ride & Scaled Drawiing Careers in Science Articles Review for Unit Test Unit Test and Guest Speaker-Assembly researching producing Newton’s Laws of Motion . . by citing through through through . . . . Define velocity and interpret distance/time and velocity/time graphs Define, give an example of, and illustrate each of Newton’s three laws of motion. Compare and contrast Newton’s three laws of motion. In what ways can one form of energy be converted to another form of energy? Compare & Contrast Differentiate Illustrate

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