Science - Physics & General Science - Kurt Woolslayer
- Rockwood Area School District
- Mr. Woolslayer's Classes
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Mr. Woolslayer's Classes
On the left side of this web page, you will find class pages for the subjects I teach with course descriptions and other general information.
Physics 2
Monday 2/06/23
Objective: Observe and record changes in satellite data from the SOHO website.
Activity: team research on changes over time in the Sun’s magnetic field.
Assessment: team slideshow
Tuesday 2/07/23
Objective: Apply concepts of Magnetic fields to the interaction of the Sun and the Earth’s magnetic Fields.
Activity: Discuss and view various images of sunspots and solar winds on the SOHO
Web site.
Assessment: SOHO research for presentation
Wednesday 2/08/23
Objective: Apply concepts of Magnetic fields to the interaction of the Sun and the Earth’s magnetic Fields.
Activity: Discuss and view various images of sunspots and solar winds on the SOHO
Web site.
Assessment: SOHO research for presentation
Thursday 2/09/23
Objective; Apply the magnetism formulas and right-hand rules of vectors to magnetic fields.
Activity: Guided practice problems with Magnetism ( Chapter 20 additional sample problems handout)
Assessment: completed Additional Chapter 20 handout problems
Friday 2/10/23
Objective: Apply concepts of Magnetic fields to the interaction of the Sun and the Earth’s magnetic Fields.
Activity: Research Project presentations
Assessment: SOHO research for presentation
General Physical Science
Monday 2/06/23
Objective: Describe the Chemical and Physical Properties of metals, non-metals, and Metalloids
Activity: Videos and video study guide, discussion, and notes on Metals, non-metals, and metalloids.
Assessment: Completed Metals, Non-Metals, and metalloids study guide
Tuesday 2/08/23
Objective: Recognize properties and examples of various families of elements in the periodic table. Use the periodic table to predict trends in Chemical and chemical properties
Activity: Discussion, demonstrations, and independent work on the Periodic table worksheets(2)
Assessment: Completed Worksheets on the Periodic table
Wednesday 2/9/23
Objective: Understand the properties of the various families on the periodic table
Activity: Chapter 5 review
Assessment: Review Note check
Thursday 2/10/23
Objectives: define words related to the periodic table, periodic properties, and trends. Understand the properties of the various families on the periodic table. Use the periodic table to determine the properties of elements.
Activity: Chapter 5 test
Assessment: Chapter 5 test
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Friday 2/11/23
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Objective: Identify the characteristic color of various chemicals when they burn.
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Activity: Flame test lab
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Assessment: Lab report with observations and sketches
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Physics
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Objective: Use Newton’s Laws of motion and free body diagrams to determine Net Force and acceleration on various systems.
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Activity: Chapter 4 test problems
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Assessment: Completed Chapter 4 test Problems
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Tuesday 2/7/23
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Objective: Define words related to Work and various types of energy, Describe scientific vs ordinary work, and understand the various symbols and units used for work and energy. State the work-kinetic energy theorem.
Activity: Directed reading, chapter 5 vocabulary exercise, and study guide chapter 5
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Wednesday 2/8/23
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Objective: Classify work as ordinary or scientific, Understand how to calculate the work done on an object. Calculate the amount of work in various situations.
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Activity: demonstrations, notes, discussion, and sample problems of work
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Assessment: NotebookCheck
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Thursday 2/9/23
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Objective: Solve mixed problems on Work and changes in Kinetic energy
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Activity: Guided and independent practice problems from Chapter 5 work and energy, -
Assessment: completed Completed Chapter 5 handout problems on work and energy,
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Objective: Understand the transformation of energy in extreme situations.
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Activity: View, discuss, and answer focus questions Related to the video: Our Universe: Extreme energy -
Assessment: Completed Video guide on Extreme Energy
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Physics Lab
Monday: 2/06/23
Objective: Measure the Force, distance, and angle done on the object and calculate the amount of work done.
Activity: Friction block Lab
Assessment: Completed Data tables and calculations for the Friction block lab.
Wednesday 2/8/23
Objective: Construct a prototype blank that is both strong and flexible.
Activity: Fishing rod lab design, build and test lab.
Assessment: Completed Prototype blanks for testing
Friday 2/10/23
Objective: Measure the stress vs the strain of various prototype blanks
Activity: Prototype testing lab
Assessment: Completed Data tables on prototypes.
To log into Google Classroom, go to classroom.google.com and type the log-in code provided by Mr. Woolslayer in class. If you need the code, please contact Mr. Woolslayer via his email.
During the emergency school closure, you can reach me Monday thru Friday except on holidays by email at kwoolslayer@rockwoodschools.org or call 814-926-4688 extension 2200, and please leave a voicemail if I don't pick up.
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