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Lab Safety - High School Physics - Crossword with Word Bank Worksheet - Form 9
Lab Safety: Physics Crossword with Word Bank Worksheet (Form 9). This activity was made for high school physics students. The worksheet is in pdf format, and it includes 26 terms. A good thing about the crossword is that it includes a word bank, which motivates many more students compared to standard crosswords. The content and format of this educational product are excellent to use as study guide and help promote cooperative learning. Ceres-Science teacher support: science@ceressoft.net The
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Resistors in Parallel and the Resistor Color Code - High School Physics Lab
This activity is an interesting and colorful lab in electricity for high school physics and physical science students, which may be done in the classroom and also at home. The purpose of this lab activity is for students to practice the resistor color code and to solve four circuits with resistors in parallel. The resistors in three of the circuits are pictures of real resistors that were found in electric circuits. The lab activity Resistors in Parallel and the Resistor Color Code was designed
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10th - 12th
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The Lemon Battery - High School Physics Lab - 36 Pages in pdf Format
This lab activity in electricity, The Lemon Battery, was designed for Regular, Honors and AP Physics high school students. It contains two types of experiments that make students realize that learning electricity can be fun and very educational. Students will make six batteries using a lemon, three other fruits, vinegar, and the cleaning product Windex. They will find the power of each battery. In addition, they will construct a circuit in series containing three resistors, in which the power is
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10th - 12th
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Vectors and Tracking Hurricanes - Physics and Earth Science Lab
This new and motivating physics lab, Tracking Hurricanes and Vectors, was designed for regular and Honors high school students in Physics, Physical Science, and Earth and Space Science. During the activity, the students will plot longitude and latitude coordinates to track the following four hurricanes that affected severely the United States: Gilbert (1988), Andrew (1992), Katrina (2005), and Harvey (2017). In addition, several well thought questions involving vector quantities for each hurric
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9th - 12th
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Diffraction of Light - High School Physics Lab
Science Lab: Diffraction of Light. This excellent and motivating lab activity in pdf format was created for physics and chemistry high school students. During this lab experiment, the students will find the wavelength and frequency of red, green, and violet light. How to do the experiment is explained in detail. There are three tables with data for students to complete during the experiment, one for each color. Additional Information is provided about the best places to get low-cost laser pointe
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9th - 12th
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Hooke's Law - High School Physics Lab
This new physics lab, Hooke's Law, is a motivating hands on activity designed for regular and Honors high school students in physics and physical science. During the lab the students will learn to calculate the force constant of springs and elastic materials, and will examine how well the springs they use obey Hooke's Law. Ceres science teacher support: science@ceressoft.net For more information about other physics products created by Ceres Science and available in TpT, please visit: Cere
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9th - 12th
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Changes in Gravity to the Space Station - High School Physics Lab in Gravitation
Physics Lab in Gravitation: Changes in Gravity and the Space Station. In this new and motivating lab activity the students will learn to calculate the changes in gravity, orbital velocity, and orbital period every 20 kilometers, from the surface of planet Earth to an altitude of 420 km, near where the Space Station is located. After the students do all the calculations requested, they will graph Gravity vs Altitude, and also will look for patterns in the changes of Gravity, Orbital Velocity, and
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10th - 12th
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Safety in the Science Lab - Word Search Worksheet - Form 3L
Word Search activity in Safety in the Science Lab. This attractive, fun, and carefully designed activity was created in September 2021 for regular and Honors high school students in Physics, Chemistry, Physical Science, Earth & Space Science, and Life Science. It is an excellent activity to make students aware about the critical importance of safety in the science lab. The best time to give this activity to the students is at the beginning of the course. One good thing about this activity is
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7th - 12th
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Ticker Tape Timer - High School Physics Lab
One physics lab that all students enjoy is the Ticker Tape Timer. This new lab activity was designed for regular and Honors high school physics students. In this lab students have the opportunity of learning how to interpret different types of ticker tape timer diagrams, such as those representing constant velocity, acceleration, and deceleration. How to read the tape and perform the necessary calculations are explained in detail. A good thing about this product is that it has an additional eigh
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9th - 12th
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Gravity Changes to Reach Isosynchronous Orbit - HS Physics Lab in Gravitation
Physics Lab in Gravitation: Gravity Changes to Reach Isosynchronous Satellites. This new and motivating lab activity was created for high school physics students. The students will learn to calculate the changes in gravity, orbital velocity, and orbital period every 2,000 kilometers, from the surface of planet Earth to an altitude of 36,000 km, very near the orbit of isosynchronous satellites, those satellites moving with the same orbital period as the rotational period of the Earth. After the s
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10th - 12th
Simple Machines Lab: The Pulley - High School Physics and Physical Science Lab
In this motivating science lab activity the students will learn about the pulley, one of the most important simple machines How to calculate the ideal mechanical advantage IMA and the actual mechanical advantage are carefully explained using attractive graphics and clear examples.By using different types of pulleys and spring scales, the students will construct 14 structures with IMA from I to 7. Then they will find the actual mechanical advantage for each of them.In trial # 15, they will use a
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9th - 12th
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Resistor Color Code: High School Physics and Physical Science Lab
This activity is an interesting lab in electricity for physics and physical science students, which may be done in the classroom and also at home. The purpose of this lab activity is for students to learn the resistor color code. Besides learning to figure out the resistance of any resistor by reading the different color bands, this activity helps students realize that resistors in a circuit are similar to a network of pipes where water flow. They determine how much current flow in each resistor
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
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Safety in the Science Lab - Crossword with Word Bank Worksheet - Form 2
Crossword worksheet in Safety in the Science Lab. This motivating and carefully designed activity was created in September 2021 for regular and Honors high school students in Physics, Chemistry, Physical Science, Earth & Space Science, and Life Science. It is an excellent activity to make students aware about the critical importance of safety in the science lab. The best time to give this activity to the students is at the beginning of the course. It is in pdf format and contains 26 terms. A
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7th - 12th
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Kepler's Third Law of Planetary Motion - High School Physics Lab
In this new and motivating lab activity the students will calculate the constant K of Kepler's Third Law for the Sun, Jupiter, and planet Earth. They will use the astronomical data of five planets and asteroids orbiting the Sun, five moons orbiting Jupiter, and five satellites orbiting the Earth, including the Moon. For Jupiter and Earth, the perihelion and aphelion are given for each orbiting body, in which case the students have to calculate first the average radius of orbit. They will use th
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10th - 12th
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How Gravity Changes at Low Altitudes - High School Physics Lab in Gravitation
Physics Lab in Gravitation: How Gravity Changes at Low Altitudes. In this new and motivating lab activity the students will learn to calculate the changes in gravity, orbital velocity, and orbital period every kilometer, from the surface of planet Earth to an altitude of 25 km (in the stratosphere). After the students do all the calculations requested, they will graph Gravity vs Altitude, and also will look for patterns in the changes of Gravity, Orbital Velocity, and Orbital Period.This product
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10th - 12th
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Static Equilibrium - High School Physics Lab
This new and motivating physics lab activity, Static Equilibrium, was designed for regular and Honors high school physics students. A good thing about this activity is that the only materials needed are meter sticks, pennies, a balance scale, and corks to use as points of support. The students will learn about torque and the conditions for static equilibrium. During the lab the student will practice three types of torque, complete 4 tables with data and calculations, and perform 12 trials, four
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9th - 12th
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The Scientific Method: High School Physics Lab
This lab activity, The Scientific Method, was created for high school physics students. There are many good things about this lab: students will be highly motivated, it cost practically nothing for the materials needed, which most probably you already have at home and in the classroom, and it induces students to understand well the importance of doing experiments following the scientific method. The main question to answer is if four paper columns can support five science books, which is more t
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9th - 12th
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Safety in the Science Lab - Crossword with Word Bank Worksheet - Form 1
Crossword worksheet in Safety in the Science Lab. This motivating and carefully designed activity was created in September 2021 for regular and Honors high school students in Physics, Chemistry, Physical Science, Earth & Space Science, and Life Science. It is an excellent activity to make students aware about the critical importance of safety in the science lab. The best time to give this activity to the students is at the beginning of the course. It is in pdf format and contains 26 terms. A
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7th - 12th
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Galileo's Law of Falling Bodies - High School Physics Lab
This new and motivating physics lab, Galileo's Law of Falling Bodies, was designed for regular and Honors high school physics students. Timers, marbles, and pairs of pipes used as inclined planes are all the materials the students need to reproduce some of the brilliant work done by Galileo to discover his Law of Odd Numbers. After performing the lab, the students will realize that Galileo's Law of Falling Bodies is one component of the kinematics equation d = Vi.t + 1/2.a.t^2. In addition, the
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9th - 12th
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Potential Energy Stored in Springs - High School Physics Lab
This new physics lab, Potential Energy Stored in Springs, is a motivating hands-on activity designed for regular and advanced high school physics students. During the lab the students will work with three different springs, and after applying conservation of energy principles, they will verify the validity of the equation PE = 1/2.k.x^2. The experiment was set up in a brilliant way, and how to make the gain in PE in the Spring equal to the loss of PE of a falling mass, is explained in great deta
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9th - 12th
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Safety in the Science Lab - Crossword with Word Bank Worksheet - Form 9
Crossword worksheet in Safety in the Science Lab. This motivating and carefully designed activity was created for regular and Honors high school students in Physics, Chemistry, Physical Science, Earth & Space Science, and Life Science. It is an excellent activity to make students aware about the critical importance of safety in the science lab. The best time to give this activity to the students is at the beginning of the course. It is in pdf format and contains 26 terms. A good thing is tha
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7th - 12th
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Vectors and a US Journey - High School Physics Lab
This new physics lab, Vectors and a US Journey, is a highly motivating activity designed for regular and Honors high school physics students. Students will learn and practice the addition of vectors graphically and mathematically by adding 12 vectors that connect 13 cities across the United States. Each method to add vectors and the operations to perform in the activity are explained in detail. In addition, the students are encouraged to work neatly and be precise when they use their rulers, pro
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10th - 12th
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Safety in the Science Lab - Word Search Worksheet - Form 1L
Word Search activity in Safety in the Science Lab. This attractive, fun, and carefully designed activity was created in September 2021 for regular and Honors high school students in Physics, Chemistry, Physical Science, Earth & Space Science, and Life Science. It is an excellent activity to make students aware about the critical importance of safety in the science lab. The best time to give this activity to the students is at the beginning of the course. One good thing about this activity is
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7th - 12th
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The Unit Circle - High School Physics Lab - AP Physics 1 and AP Physics 2
This new physics lab: The Unit Circle, was designed for regular, Honors, and AP Physics 1 and 2 high school students. This activity teaches students everything about the unit circle. The use of trigonometric functions is of vital importance not only in the study of vectors, but practically in every physics chapter. This activity works like magic and will teach students how to calculate all six trig functions graphically and mathematically for any angle between 0 and 360 degrees. After doing this
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10th - 12th
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