Due: Wednesday, December 22nd

• Classwork from Monday the 20th and Tuesday the 21st (if not complete)
• Quiz

Due: Monday, December 20th

• Homework sheet on wave vocab

Due: Monday, December 13th

• Project on sports using physics terms
• See rubric

Due: Friday, December 10th

• Poster for the Project on a free body diagram
• Quiz on momentum

Due: Wednesday, December 8th

• Complete worksheet on momentum

Due: Monday, December 6th

• Design your own problem and solve for potential or kinetic energy
• Make up a scenario
• Solve the problem
• Draw a sketch (make it pretty)

Due: Monday, November 22nd

• Name at least 3 jobs that use physics on a daily basis.
• Explain how they use physics and what kind of physics

Due: Tuesday, November 16th

• Create a table that contains the variables, W, F, and D, and what each variable means, and what the units are for each variable

Due: Monday, November 8th

• Create an F=ma poster 
• Define the problem *
• Define the question ?
• Solve the problem !

Due: Thursday, November 4th

• All periods except 6th are to have completed the HW worksheet on Newton's 3 Laws

Due: Friday, October 29th

• Draw or provide an example illustrating Newton's 3rd Law

Due: Wednesday, October 27th

• Complete worksheet on Newton's Second Law

Due: Monday, October 25th

• Complete F=ma worksheet

Due: Thursday, October 21st

• Complete free body diagram worksheet

Due: Monday, October 18th

• Find a 2-3minute video clip on sports for your project. Email it to me or hand in a hard copy on Monday.
• You should be looking for something that interests you, in which you can analyze the physics behind the sporting event.

Due: Friday, October 15th

• Design your OWN problem that includes giving three of the following variables: Q, m, c, and change in T. You then have to show how you would solve for the unknown variable.
• This will be added to your test grade.

Due: Tuesday, October 12th

• Re-create the table with the variables: Q, m, c, and 'delta' T
• Write what they mean, and what their units are
• This is to be done on a 8 1/2 x 11 inch paper (decorate it!)
• UNIT TEST Thursday, October 14th

Due: Friday, October 8th

• Universal Dwelling Project
• 10% deduction for each day handed in late
• I will help you after school!!!! DON"T LEAVE THIS FOR YOUR LONG WEEKEND!
• Type written portion of project

Due: Thursday October 7th

• Work on Project!!!
• DUE FRIDAY!!!!

Due: Wednesday, October 6th

• A typed rough draft of all requirements from section 2 in project
• There will be a type 2 quiz on q, m, c, and delta T (know what each variable stands for and know the units)

Due: Tuesday, October 5th

• What is an R-value?
• Do you have more windows on one side of your home? Which side?

Due: Monday, October 4th

• Rough draft of project
• Complete Review Worksheet on heat energy

Due: Friday, October 1st

• Complete MCAS worksheet

Due: Thursday, September 29th

• Quiz on heat transfer and specific heat
• Finish oil graph of temp. vs. time and finish questions

Due: Wednesday, September 29th

• Login to the internet and check your SNAPGRADES grade
• www.snapgrades.net
• Email me if you do not know your login name

Due: Tuesday, September 28th

• Complete MCAS worksheet

Due: Monday, September 27th

• Have the worksheet Blocking Heat completed
• You should have created your 2nd graph for this class (#1)
• All questions on the back should be answered.
• Also, if you didn't finish your poster - FINISH IT!

Due: Friday, September 24th

• Complete poster idea on radiation, convection, and conduction

Due: Thursday, September 23rd

• Complete variables worksheet, just IV and DV (independent and dependent variables)

Due: Tuesday, September 21st

• Graph the data collected from Monday's lab
• Include labeled axes, units, and a title

Due: Monday, September 20th

• Have scaled drawings of your home's net

Due: Friday, September 17th

• Answer questions 5 b) and 5 c) on page H14 (also seen below)
• 5b) What appears to happen to the enclosed area as the # of sides increases?
• 5c) What shape do you think will generate the largest area for a given perimeter?

Due: Thursday, September 16th

• Sketch a floor plan of one floor of the home you currently live in

Due: Wednesday, September 15th

• Measure the dimensions of a room in your house
• Calculate the area

Due: Tuesday, September 14th

• Hand in one idea for a team name or logo
• Bring Signed Syllabus!!!
• Bring 3-ring binder, dividers, and calculator

Due: Friday, September 10th

• Bring a calculator in for your pre-assessment
• Have signed syllabus and leave it in folder

Due: Thursday, September 9th

• have signed syllabus
• Extra credit!!! Create a team logo

Due: Monday, Sept. 13th

• Have your syllabus signed
• Have a 3-ring binder