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. 38Forces Vocabulary How do forces effect your everyday life? 9/23/14 37 9/23/2014 Starter: Warm Up: Show your work. End (Exit): Practice/Application/Connection: Forces Vocabulary Glue Vocabulary here after it is graded. Words: Tugor pressure Work Newton Geotropism Phototropism Joule Force Distance Spring Scale Gravity Motion Create your own method of completing vocabulary. You must include the word, definition, a picture, and either a sentence or example. It can be in the form of a booklet, on notebook paper, in a puzzle, or note cards. Due by the end of class.
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September 23, 2014 AGENDA 1.Starter 2.Vocabulary Objective7.5C Diagram the flow of energy through living systems including food chains, food webs, and energy pyramids.Supporting Standard..
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DateLecture/ Activity/ Lab Page 9/12 Photosynthesis Paragraph and Diagram 27-28 9/15Compost Bin 29-30 9/16 Energy Transfer Cards 31-32 9/17-18 Food Web 33-34 9/22 10% Rule 35-36 9/23 Forces Vocabulary 37-38
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Answer=Distance/ time= 280/6= 46.7 mph Answer=Distance/ speed= 420/70= 6 hours Answer=speed * time= 7*54= 378 miles
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Definitions not in books Spring scale: used to measure the force applied to an object. Measured in Newtons Turgor Pressure: the pressure exerted on a plant cell wall by water passing into the cell by osmosis Motion: the action or process of moving or of changing place or position Distance: an amount of space between two things or people.
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. 38Forces Vocabulary How do forces effect your everyday life? 9/23/14 37 9/23/2014 Starter: Warm Up: Show your work. End (Exit): Practice/Application/Connection: Forces Vocabulary Glue Vocabulary here after it is graded. Words: Tugor pressure Work Newton Geotropism Phototropism Joule Force Distance Spring Scale Gravity Motion Create your own method of completing vocabulary. You must include the word, definition, a picture, and either a sentence or example. It can be in the form of a booklet, on notebook paper, in a puzzle, or note cards. Due by the end of class.
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