Teacher post: Our special guest and physics expert, Mr. Juan, helped us learn about Newton's Three Laws of Motion and apply them to rocket launches. Meaningful and engaging learning...fun, fun!
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Determining the proportions of fuel (fractions lesson): baking soda and vinegar. |
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Using altitude trackers and calculators to determine the height of each launch, the highest being 12 meters! |
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Physics lesson: Which will land on the ground first when dropped from the same height, the basketball or the tennis ball...and why? |
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Understanding the relationship between gravity and launching spacecrafts into space; with the basketball being the earth, the sheet being gravity, and the tennis ball being the rocket. |
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