OPPS: Moving Objects

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written by Gayle Kirwin

This guide to a workshop for primary teachers provides an introduction to the concepts of motion and forces. It is designed to provide teachers with an inquiry-based learning experience to the basic concepts of distance, speed, velocity, and acceleration. It also includes a brief introduction to forces and inertia. It is part of the Operation Primary Physical Science materials.

http://www.compadre.org/precollege/document/ServeFile.cfm?ID=2507&...

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OPPS: Moving Objects Participants Worksheet
This is the worksheet for participants that is used with the Moving Objects workshop.
OPPS: Moving Objects Test
This file provides a conceptual, short answer test to accompany the Moving Objects workshop. It is password protected so that teachers can use it for assessment in their class. If you are a teacher interested in using this assessment, please contact the ComPADRE webmaster.
OPPS: Moving Objects Rubrics
This document provides grading rubrics for common answers to the questions in the Moving Objects workshop. It is password protected so that teachers can use it for assessment in their class. If you are a teacher interested in using these rubrics, please contact the ComPADRE webmaster.

Subjects	Levels	Resource Types
Classical Mechanics - Motion in One Dimension - Motion in Two Dimensions - Newton's First Law - Newton's Second Law General Physics - Collections	- Middle School - Elementary School	- Instructional Material = Activity = Instructor Guide/Manual = Laboratory = Problem/Problem Set - Assessment Material = Rubric = Test

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Additional Information
	This resource was a Physics Front feature from October 21, 2009 until November 21, 2009. View the feature here!

Intended Users:	Educator Learner
Format:	application/pdf
Access Rights:	Free access
Restriction:	© 2002 Louisiana State University Has a copyright or other licensing restriction.
Keywords:	kinematics, measuring position, measuring velocity
Record Creator:	Metadata instance created June 23, 2005 by Bruce Mason
Record Updated:	Oct 14, 2008 by Lyle Barbato
Last Update when Cataloged:	August 1, 2000
Other Collections:	The PSRC

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