A simpler version of the graph matching lab from LabQuest and Motion Detector. Student make predictions on what graphs look like for various forms of motion as a pre-lab. After the pre-lab, students test out their predictions. Lastly, students use the pre-loaded graphs in LabQuest to "motion match" and must describe the motion in words.
This is a great first class activity for physics. Students measure circumferences and diameters of various objects and graph their data to model the relationship between the two quantities. It serves to help you observe your new students' laboratory skills and graphing skills before making headway into the class. It also is a great introduction to graphing physical data and developing linear models which occur frequently in introductory physics.
11th - 12th
Geometry, Graphing, Physics
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