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  1. Physics
  2. Relationship between Energy and Energy Forces
  3. Energy Skate Park

Energy Skate Park

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Part A: Students will draw and explain a molecular model showing what happens to the skater's molecules at the microscopic level as thermal energy increases, then relate this to what is happening at the macroscopic level of the skater on the ramp.

Part B: Students will describe energy changes in a system over time using both words and graphical representations and explain how each model (bar graph and pie chart) shows the total amount of energy available in the system, and draw each model for a situation with a different amount of initial energy.

Part C: Students will build, explain, and justify (with the sim) equations for total energy, and conservation of energy; draw scaled graphical models of energy for an object at a specific position using your energy equations; and write equations for the total energy of an object at a specific position using scaled graphical models.

Link to Activity

    • energy skate park student directions and worksheet for Claim, Evidence, Reasoning.docx energy skate park student directions and worksheet for Claim, Evidence, Reasoning.docx
    • Exp. Title - Conservation of Mechanical Energy (Worksheet by PhET Simulation).doc Exp. Title - Conservation of Mechanical Energy (Worksheet by PhET Simulation).doc
    • HSEnergySkateParkLessonDesign.pdf HSEnergySkateParkLessonDesign.pdf
    • HSStudentHandoutConservationEnergyNGSS.pdf HSStudentHandoutConservationEnergyNGSS.pdf
    • HSTeacherguideEnergySkatePark.pdf HSTeacherguideEnergySkatePark.pdf
    • LessonDesignPhETNGSSwithwebimages.pdf LessonDesignPhETNGSSwithwebimages.pdf
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