Lesson 1
The type of collision when an object that is more likely to break is moving towards another object.
What is Collision Type A?
The thing that makes other things happen and is needed to move and grow.
What is Energy?
A golf ball & a CD case, metal rings, rubber stoppers, and clay.
What objects did we go over in this lab?
-Don't mess up supplies
-Treat others how you want to be treated
-Be kind to everyone
-No judgment
How to be Respectful?
Do all objects change shape or bend when they are pushed in a collision?
Yes, they do always bend or change shape in a collision.
The type of collision when an object is moving towards another object that is more likely to break.
What is Collision Type B?
The energy of movement. If something is moving, it has this type of energy.
What is Kinetic Energy?
The CD case shattered.
What broke during the golf ball and CD case?
-help others
-working together
-makeup work help
-comfort peers
How to be Equitable?
When two forces interact with each other.
What causes something to bend?
The type of collision when an object that is more likely to break and another object are moving towards each other at the same time.
What is Collision Type C?
This is stored energy. It's the energy that something has because of its position or height; it is energy waiting to be used.
What is Potential Energy?
Plastic carts.
What did we use to collide the objects?
- Participating
- Cleaning up after yourself
- Be careful with materials
- Keeping the aisles clear
How to be Committed to our Community
The type of collision for a ball being thrown at a bottle.
Collision type A?
When a bowling ball hits a bowling pin.
What is Collision Type B?
To bend, distort, or damage shape.
What is the definition of Deform?
True or false? During our experiment, we used playdough.
False, we used clay!
- Paying attention
- Participating in class
- Keeping grades up
- Checking grades frequently
How to Move Our Science Thinking Forward?
Rice noodle and block, tennis ball and block, cotton ball block, tennis ball and cotton ball, rice noodle x2, rice noodle and golf ball.
What were the materials used in this experiment?
When two objects hit each other and it causes a permanent change in one or both of the objects.
What is Damage in a Collision?
- They must contact each other
- At least one object has to be moving
- Both objects have mass
- One object is more expected to be damaged
What are Patterns in a Collision?
What occurred while we were doing rubber stoppers?
One of the stoppers fell off.
- Weight
- Speed
- Size
- Force
What are Factors That Affect Damage in a Collision?
When the two rice noodle sticks hit each other, did they bend?
No, they stayed flat.