Rube Goldberg Machine

WAves on a String Link

http://phet.colorado.edu/sims/wave-on-a-string/wave-on-a-string_en.html

A & P: Repair of Bone Fracture

A & P Osteoporosis

A&P- Endochondral Ossification

A & P - Intramembranous Ossification

7th Science: Prehistoric Time Line, Geologic Time Scale, Photos, Facts, Maps, and More -- National Geographic

Prehistoric Time Line, Geologic Time Scale, Photos, Facts, Maps, and More -- National Geographic

Wave Interference Simulator

Wave Sim

The following Simulation demonstrates the connection between the forms of Mechanical Energy (Kinetic <----> Gravitational Potential <---> Elastic Potential)

Skeletal System Video

SOB - Milwaukee

1 ENTERS THE BALL TO THE 5 1 FOLLOWS THE PASS. 5 DRIBBLE HAND OFFS WITH THE 1. 4 SETS AN ON BALL SCREEN FOR THE 1 AS 1 IS COMING OFF THE ON BALL SCREEN. 3 AND 2 SET UP SCREENS FOR THE 5 TO CUT TO THE POST. IF THE POST IS COVERED, YOU MIGHT HAVE OPTION TO POP THE 4 (IF YOU HAVE A STRETCH 4) OR A SCREEN THE SCREENER OPTION TO BRING THE 2 TO THE TOP OF THE KEY.

Phy Sci Ch 9 Flash Cards

Physical Science Relationship between Heat and Entropy

Click to Run

Learn about Internal Combustion Engines

How a Steam Engine Works

Watch before or after Coke Can

Cool Example of External Combustion Engine

Final Heat Engine Video

Guard Follow

Potential Energy Types

Work - KE Theorem Derivation by Mr. Hale

Work-KE with Friction Problem / Wrap it Up

Work/Energy problem with Friction: A conservation of energy problem where all of the energy is not conserved.

5-2 Video

At the end of the video, the law of conservation will be introduced.This video clinches the connection between Work & Kinetic Energy.  Our class will use the phrase "Work-Kinetic Energy" Theorem to analyze systems from the angle of work or KE.

Work and Energy (part 2): More on work. Introduction to Kinetic and Potential Energies.

Earth Science - Relative Dating

Eureka! Radiation

Eureka! Convection

Eureka! Conduction

Secondary Offense???

Possible Read:  An option to our standard transition offense.  If their are 3 Defenders back and the 5 hasn't gotten there yet.  Dribble handoff to the corner man (by that time the 5 will be there for a ball screen)
Another option is run it out of normal set (but trailing big sets  a ball screen after the hand-off to corner) After ball screen, big uses ball-side low post as a back screen.

Homework - Friction for Wed 10/24

4-4 Powerpoint for Monday Homework - 10/22/12

Ok - I tried the Powerpoint with Narration again.  I thought that my drawings on the screen would be recorded as well,  but they weren't.  There will be some parts where I am talking about an arrow or something that doesn't show up on the screen.  Just use your imagination, and you'll be fine.  This is going to be so cool when I figure out the best technology to use.  If anyone has a wireless mic available, I'd certainly love to borrow it.

For the Post Men

Fast Model Basketball Plays and Drills: Wildcat Pindown

Fast Model Basketball Plays and Drills: Wildcat Pindown

Newton's 2nd Law - Wednesday, Oct 17 Homework
Professor Mac does some explaining of the 2nd Law
Approximately 15 minutes.

1. 1.

Newton's First Law of Motion - Flip the Classroom.
Objectives:

• Explain the relationship between the motion of an object and the net external force acting on it. 
• Determine the net external force on an object. 
• Calculate the force required to bring an object into equilibrium.

1.  Begin with Khan Academy's Description of the 1st Law - Select Khan Academy Physics and Newton's First Law.

at http://www.hippocampus.org/Physics;jsessionid=00182F48489E84B6624F550BA9733F82?view=Media

2.  Continue by linking to http://www.hippocampus.org/Physics;jsessionid=00182F48489E84B6624F550BA9733F82?view=Textbooks

and view the information about the 1st Law.  You can stop when the video goes into the 2nd Law.

3.  Video on Angel under Lessons --> Chapter 4 -->  Newton's First Law Video
This can be downloaded to desktop so no connection needed.

4.  Continue with some Readings about Newton's First Law

http://www.physicsclassroom.com/class/newtlaws/U2L1a.cfm

http://www.physicsclassroom.com/class/newtlaws/U2L1b.cfm

http://www.physicsclassroom.com/class/newtlaws/U2L1c.cfm

Especially look this one over about equilibrium

http://www.physicsclassroom.com/class/newtlaws/U2L1d.cfm

Finish Strong Movie (Mobile)

Finish Strong Movie (Mobile)

fastmodelsports.com: Play of the Day

fastmodelsports.com: Play of the Day