PHYSICS: Great review of concepts and problems today! I love the way you were saying why and not just what! Here’s our review of the conceptual questions on the momentum worksheet and also a look at #36 and #45, the friction/momentum problem. God bless you as you study and prepare!!
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PHYSICS: Great job on the problems so far!! Here’s our look at how kinetic and potential energy get involved – dart in the block of wood and the bird on the swing. This cute little bird isn’t on a swing, but he is one I came beak to nose with on a mission trip to Costa Rica!
What about even more practical applications? Hmmmm…..
PHYSICS: Great job playing around with the law of conservation of momentum! Now go play with the problems! 🙂
PHYSICS So that’s why you need good running shoes! Here’s our discussion of momentum and the impulse-momentum theorem. Did you understand the relationship between force and time? Let’s see if you can put it to practice. Hmmm….
Happy New Year!! Aren’t you glad that God gives us a chance to start all over again?
We are going to have an awesome 2nd semester!! I’m praying that God will use this semester to help get you ready for the incredibly wonderful things in has for you in the future!! He has a purpose for your being in this class – and that gives us hope!
More than that, I pray that this year you’ll grow more than any other in your walk with our Lord Jesus. I pray that you’ll be determined to follow Him, no matter if you have to walk by yourself.
Let’s live this year for God’s glory. I can promise you – Jesus will never forsake you!
Happy New Year!!
“And they that know thy name will put their trust in thee: for thou, LORD, hast not forsaken them that seek thee.” Psalm 9:10
….”I have decided to follow Jesus. No turning back, no turning back. Though none go with me, I still will follow. No turning back, no turning back.” John Clark
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God bless you as you study for your chemistry, honors chemistry, and physics exams! How are you studying? Best advice? Practice, practice, PRACTICE! Be active in studying – don’t just read over the material. Re-do online practice on TPC and sciencegeek.net, reworking old homework problems, re-working those flash cards you’ve made – all good. Watching vodcasts of old lectures might not hurt either!
Chemistry Exam Help Session Monday morning, 7:30 A.M. for Regular & Honors Chemistry. As always, it’s come and go.
IMPORTANT – Bring your exam review packet to the chemistry room before you go to your exam room! Put it in the correct tray on the table outside the door.
Here are the room assignments for Monday’s exam:
Hon Chemistry Rm 304 (Mrs. Carlisle’s Room)
Chemistry 3 Rm 305 (Mrs. Clayton’s Room)
Chemistry 4 Rm 306 (Mrs. Fox’s Room)
Chemistry 6 Rm 310 (Mrs. Watson’s Room)
Chemistry 7 Rm 308 (Mr. Ainsworth’s Room)
Hon Physics Rm 311 (Mrs. Williams’s Room)
Don’t forget to bring your completed exam review packets to our classroom first thing when you come on Monday. I’m praying for you!!
“Fear thou not; for I am with thee: be not dismayed; for I am thy God: I will strengthen thee; yea, I will help thee; yea, I will uphold thee with the right hand of my righteousness.” Isaiah 41:10
PHYSICS: Here’s our mainly conceptual review from the chapter and the grocery cart problem from the Ch 5 Review Worksheet at the end – Practice this one and others you thought were tough! It will help you work through other concepts!
God bless you as you prepare for the test!
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PHYSICS: So how many horsepower do you have? Hmmmm…..
Here’s a short discussion on power, and then a look at the power lab. Now go forth and conquer the power problems!
PHYSICS: Pretty nifty are simple machines! Did you remember all this from your physical science days? I don’t think you’ll have any trouble with efficiency and mechanical advantage problems. Give them a whirl and let me know!
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PHYSICS: Here’s our look at two of the homework problems – #47 & 29, the ski jump and compressed spring problems.
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