Scientific Argument
A scientific argument always begins with a
Question
Pulls you to earth
Gravity
When something moves or changes, it is because of
Energy
Minutes for Do Now
Three
Number of grades in the building
9 or 10
A proposed answer to a question
Claim
The unit for force
Newton
Energy that is stored
Potential Energy
Day homework is due
Thursday
Full name of the school
William C Longstreth
This connects your claim and your evidence
Reasoning
Forces always act in
Pairs
Energy of movement
Kinetic energy
Noise level for group work
Level 2
Mr Armiger's first name
Jacob
This shape describes the flow of scientific arguments
Circular
The contact force that pushes opposite of the direction of motion
Friction
The energy in a stretched rubber band that is not moving
Potential energy
Percent of grade from classwork
30%
Largest room number in the building
314
A smaller version of a claim
Subclaim
The force that keeps you floating
Buoyant force
A thing made of complex interacting parts
System
Cost of a mechanical pencil
3 sd
Total length of school day in minutes
399 minutes