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    This document outlines a curriculum on momentum, energy, and collisions. It includes labs, workshops, and discussions on: - Applying momentum conservation to varying mass objects and real-world scenarios - Differentiating between kinetic and potential energy changes during collisions - Relating mass, velocity, inertia to momentum using equations and problem-solving - Analyzing elastic and inelastic collisions to determine energy conserved or lost - Formulating arguments using evidence to relate momentum and energy conservation - Considering biological impacts of different collision forces on things like children versus adults.

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    This document outlines a curriculum on momentum, energy, and collisions. It includes labs, workshops, and discussions on: - Applying momentum conservation to varying mass objects and real-world scenarios - Differentiating between kinetic and potential energy changes during collisions - Relating mass, velocity, inertia to momentum using equations and problem-solving - Analyzing elastic and inelastic collisions to determine energy conserved or lost - Formulating arguments using evidence to relate momentum and energy conservation - Considering biological impacts of different collision forces on things like children versus adults.

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    This document outlines a curriculum on momentum, energy, and collisions. It includes labs, workshops, and discussions on: - Applying momentum conservation to varying mass objects and real-world scenarios - Differentiating between kinetic and potential energy changes during collisions - Relating mass, velocity, inertia to momentum using equations and problem-solving - Analyzing elastic and inelastic collisions to determine energy conserved or lost - Formulating arguments using evidence to relate momentum and energy conservation - Considering biological impacts of different collision forces on things like children versus adults.

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    Scaffolding Exercise

    Application of the
    principle of
    conservation of
    momentum during
    real world scenarios
    Lab Momentum on
    objects of varying
    masses
    Student evaluates
    problems involving
    momentum
    equations
    Use students to
    develop a problem
    involving
    momentum and
    facilitate its solution
    Apply momentum
    conservation to
    energy types

    Momentum is a
    vector

    Review vectors
    through direct
    teach / Workshop
    on momentum
    Oral discussion of
    momentum, being
    able to apply
    concept to
    situations
    Reteach / Workshop
    peer led
    opportunity on
    Momentum
    Introduce and
    Weaving in new
    concepts

    Differentiate
    between Kinetic and
    Potential Energy
    changes during
    Collisions

    Evaluate Real World


    collision scenarios to
    determine energy
    conversion and
    collision type

    Evaluate types of
    Energy in pHet
    Simulations / Forces
    involved
    Analyze problems
    and make
    calculations
    involving potential
    and kinetic energy
    Laboratory Exercise
    involving kinetic
    energy / Knex

    Connect Energy
    Conversion to
    Collisions

    Relate mass,
    velocity, and
    inertia to moving
    objects to
    momentum
    Identify and

    describe mass,
    velocity and inertia
    and how they relate
    to momentum
    Oral discussion of
    momentum, being
    able to apply
    concept to
    situations
    Reteach / Workshop
    peer led
    opportunity on
    Momentum
    Introduce and
    Weaving in new
    concepts

    Lab - Analyze
    Collision Types

    Collaborate to
    compare and
    contrast the forces
    related to
    momentum, work,
    power, and energy

    Analyze elastic and


    inelastic collision
    problems and
    calculate their
    mathematical
    outcomes.
    Students evaluate

    Be able to evaluate
    various collisions
    and predict energy
    conserved/lost
    Lab Pool balls and
    collisions

    Introduce the
    concept of elastic
    and Inelastic
    collisions

    Recognize the
    forces related to
    momentum
    Recognize Forces
    and components
    that comprise them
    Be able to describe
    forces in terms of
    mass and
    acceleration /relate
    to momentum
    Facilitator and peerled workshop on
    forces and
    momentum
    relationships
    Introduce and
    Weaving in new
    concepts

    Checkpoints, both
    individual and
    group to evaluate
    their progress

    videos on Elastic
    and Inelastic
    collisions

    Be able to analyze
    various collisions
    and determine
    energy
    conserved/lost
    Lab Pool balls and
    collisions

    Formulate
    arguments with
    supporting evidence
    to relate momentum
    to energy
    conservation.
    Argument formation
    Workshop /
    Formulation ,
    elements
    Student evaluation
    of arguments /
    Critical friends
    review

    Continuous
    monitoring and
    checking for
    understanding /
    rubric reminders
    Any
    reteach/workshop /
    Know/NTK / Rubric
    clarifications

    Peer Review /
    Facilitator Review /
    Red Team

    Bring in the
    Biological Impact
    Material

    Argument
    Formulation

    Introduce the
    concept of elastic
    and Inelastic
    collisions

    Compare and
    contrast Kinetic
    and Potential
    energy
    Identify and
    describe Kinetic
    and Potential
    Energy
    Oral discussion of
    Energy
    conversions,
    being able to
    apply concept to
    Reteach /
    Workshop peer
    led opportunity
    on Energy
    Introduce and
    Weaving in new
    concepts

    Understand the
    Law of
    Conservation of
    Energy
    Identify and
    describe mass,
    velocity and
    inertia and how
    they relate to
    Oral discussion of
    momentum,
    being able to
    apply concept to
    situations
    Reteach /
    Workshop peer
    led opportunity
    on Momentum
    Introduce and
    Weaving in new
    concepts

    Relate the
    biological impacts of
    impact force during
    collisions
    Evaluate Biological
    tolerances /
    Children vs adults
    for various impacts
    Blunt force vs Sharp
    / Shearing impacts
    Types of Trauma
    Application
    Consultation / Peer
    Review / Red Team

    Final Review /
    Critical Friends /
    Presentation
    Compilation

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