Lesson 3 — Closing off 1.1 + intro 1.2

Lessonplan
Lesson plan
Opening — 5 min
- Lesson plan
- Goals
- Tug of war — which side applied more force? what effect did that have?

Class phase — 15
- Balanced and unbalanced forces
• Examples — force the students to come up with examples
• Effects — let the students fill in the table of balanced and unbalanced with stationary and moving.

Solo phase — 20 min
- Fill in the table
- Start the homework

Closing — 10 min
- discuss the table
- What have you learned + goals
- Next lesson – homework
Learning goals
• Explain the difference between balanced and unbalanced forces
• Describe the effect of balanced forces
• Describe the effect of unbalanced forces

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Lessonplan
Lesson plan
Opening — 5 min
- Lesson plan
- Goals
- Tug of war — which side applied more force? what effect did that have?

Class phase — 15
- Balanced and unbalanced forces
• Examples — force the students to come up with examples
• Effects — let the students fill in the table of balanced and unbalanced with stationary and moving.

Solo phase — 20 min
- Fill in the table
- Start the homework

Closing — 10 min
- discuss the table
- What have you learned + goals
- Next lesson – homework
Learning goals
• Explain the difference between balanced and unbalanced forces
• Describe the effect of balanced forces
• Describe the effect of unbalanced forces

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Lesson plan
  •  Recap previous lesson
  • Types of forces
  • Balanced and unbalanced forces
  • Working on exercises

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Goals
  • Give examples for different types of forces
  • Explain the difference between balanced and unbalanced forces
  • Described how they effect objects
  • Calculate resultant force

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Class Phase

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What did we cover 
previous Lesson?

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Types of forces
  • Gravitational force
  • Electrostatic force
  • Magnetic force
  • Friction
  • Air resistance
  • Upthrust
  • Tension

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Air resistance

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Upthrust

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§1.2 Balanced and unbalanced
forces

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Tug of war

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Balanced and unbalanced forces

  • When there is a pair of forces
  • Pulling in opposite or similar sides

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The effects of:

Balanced and unbalanced forces

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Stationary: When an object is not moving, standing still

Constant velocity: When an object is moving at a constant speed

Acceleration: When the speed of an object is increasing (or decreasing)

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Slide 16 - Video

balanced forces
Unbalanced forces
stationary objects
Moving objects

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balanced forces
Unbalanced forces
stationary objects
stays stationary
starts moving
Moving objects
keeps the same speed
accelerates/ decelerates

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Resultant force

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Solo Phase

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Goals
  • Explain what is meant by balanced and unbalanced forces
  • Described how they effect objects
  • Calculate resultant force

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Next lesson
Homework
  • Read §1.2

  • Do §1.2 the yellow block questions 
+ workbook question 2

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