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Drone Physics

0. Start a new Word document titled "Drone Physics"

1. Read this article on Newton's Laws of Motion 

2. Take this quiz. You can copy and paste it into a word document and then write on it.

3. Copy the image below and draw arrows where the laws of motion are in action during flight.

4. Draw on a piece of white paper some illustrations that show Newton's three laws of motion.

4.5 Draw a picture that describes the difference between pitch, roll and yaw. Click here

5. Begin your Physics Mini-Lab of projectile motion.

Weebly Checklist:

• 4 experiments (including the virtual physics)
• 3 research (including drone physics)
• Northwest project (projects page)
• Other projects including PowerPoints from experiments

Basic Drone Image

Link to Blue Tongue Skink Certification

Nearpod code : YQA8U

Northwest Adventures Project

1. Make a slide show medium size (about 8 slides give or take)

2. Slides should include:

1. Intro Slide
2. Facts
3. Facts
4. Facts
5. Facts
6. Relationship to the environment
7. Similar species that it can be confused with
8. Main ways to identify it
9. Sources
10. (bonus facts and information is good)

3. Post as a PDF to your Weebly.

4. Make a project tile with Mr. Hollinger

Focus species:

- Western Red Cedar

- Western Hemlock

- Deer of WA

- Rough Skinned Newt

- Douglass Fir

- Long Toed Salamander

- Common Garter Snake

- Bald Eagle

- Beaver

- Big Leaf Maple

- Sword Fern

- Edible plants in the PNW

- River Otter

- Common Seashore Invertebrates

- Bobcat

- Coyote

- Racoon

- Washington's turtles

- Edible Fungi

- Poisonous Fungi

Links that help - Click here

Things to try:

Wave Fun

Harmonics Test

Link to online tone generator

Voice Spinner

Little Oscillator Dudes

Piano Soundwaves Lab

Music Lab

Awesome Videos about Sound

Done checklist

 1. Finish scientific paper and have checked by Mr. Hollinger

2. Locate an expert to email for your experiment. (Search Universities)

3. Write the email AND HAVE A TEACHER CHECK before sending. Use THIS TEMPLATE to write your email.

4. Post your paper as a PDF to your Weebly.

5. Finish your top 5 greatest discoveries project.

5.5 Make a short PowerPoint that shows the main parts of your experiment - question, research, hypothesis, variables, results and conclusion (we will present these next week)

6. Save and post your top 5 project to your Weebly.

6.5. Add your most recent badge to your homepage. Click here to go to the badges page

7. Have your Weebly checked by Mr. Hollinger

8. Begin the yeast experiment - Click Here

Free choice ideas:

- Google Earth

- Classroom Minecraft world

- Personal mini-project to post to Weebly

- Science Documentary of your choice (check with Mr. Hollinger)

Great Discoveries Project

 1. Use PowerPoint or WeVideo to create your mini-project.

2. Choose your favorite top 5 scientific discoveries.

3. Make a slide show/SWAY with the following:

• Introduction slide

Discovery #1 - Who, What, When (Why)

Discovery #2 - Who, What, When (Why)

Discovery #3 - Who, What, When (Why)

Discovery #4 - Who, What, When (Why)

Discovery #5 - Who, What, When (Why)

4. Save as a PDF or video for putting your Weebly