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relation created by Caroline Hall
A link to the newer HTML5 version of the PhET simulation "Projectile Motion".
relation created by Caroline Hall
A comprehensive lesson with scripted teacher discussion and student worksheets, developed for use in Grades 8-9 specifically to accompany the PhET simulation Projectile Motion.
PhET Simulation: Projectile Motion accompanies
PhET Teacher Activities: Projectile Motion Investigation
relation created by Caroline HallA PBL (Problem-Based Learning) activity for conceptual physics that asks learners to take the role of artillery sergeants to prepare a report on the factors influencing the path of a projectile fired from a cannon.
PhET Simulation: Projectile Motion accompanies
PhET Teacher Activities: Projectile Motion-Gravity & Air Resistance
relation created by Caroline HallA context-rich activity for Grades 8-10 explores the effects of air resistance and gravity on the motion of a projectile.
PhET Simulation: Projectile Motion is the basis for
http://phet.colorado.edu/en/contributions/view/3041
relation created by Alea SmithThis activity promotes inquiry learning and is effective for introductory concepts of projectile motion without calculations.
PhET Simulation: Projectile Motion is a student extra of
Physics Classroom: Describing Projectiles With Numbers: Horizontal and Vertical Displacement
relation created by Tom Henderson
PhET Simulation: Projectile Motion is a teaching guide for
Physics Classroom: Describing Projectiles With Numbers: Horizontal and Vertical Displacement
relation created by Tom Henderson
relation created by Tom Henderson
The PHET simulation provides an interactive exploration of variables associated with projectile motion. Create a new relation |
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