Collisions in 1D PhET Simulation * Great for Distance Learning *
Chris Bires' Chemistry and Physics Activities
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- This is a collection of all 91 (as of May 2019) of my first-year physics resources. I run a very high-energy, interactive lab/class. These activities are easy to grade but rigorous and will help prepare your students for more advanced coursework in physical science. I hope you and your student en$200.00$274.00Save $74.00
- This is a collection of 4 (as of May 2019) of my first-year physics resources covering linear momentum. I run a very high-energy, interactive lab/class. These activities are easy to grade but rigorous and will help prepare your students for more advanced coursework in physical science. I hope you an$12.60$14.00Save $1.40
- This is a bundle of 24 (as of 4-25-20) physics PhET activities, with a discount (of course). Just announced many of the popular Java PhET sims can be run in a Java emulator so they can be run in web browsers through CheepJ!From the PhET email:Faraday's Electromagnetic Lab:http://click.communication$86.40$96.00Save $9.60
Description
In this PhET simulation students observe the conservation of momentum in elastic and inelastic linear collisions. Conservation or loss of energy is emphasized. Please note that I limit my instruction in first-year physics to linear collisions only, but the simulation handles 2D collisions just fine.
Materials needed: PhET website
Please do not upload these to the internet, as students will find them and harm their learning and that of my students. If you would like me to write a customized lab for you, please email me. Thanks for looking.
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birescm@nv.ccsd.net, National Board Certified Teacher, AYA Science, Physics