ORANGE: Homework Assignment is given RED: Assignment due in the box or for a stamp GREEN: Something going on at lunch PURPLE: Something going on at night BLUE: a link to what we watched
WHAT HAPPENED LAST WEEK:
Mon (8/22) —
- Introduction to class
- Handed in “Whooooo are you”
- Handed out Sheet 1.1
- Went outside to collect walk/run data
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Tues (8/23) —
- Discussed Sheet 1.1
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Wed (8/24)—
- Finished up most of 1.1
- Handed out 1.2
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Thur(8/25) —
- Worked on 1.2
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Fri (8/26)—
- Discussed homework 1.2
- Handed out 1.3
- Discussed history of Metrics
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WHAT MAY HAPPEN THIS WEEK:
Mon (8/29) —
- BOW
- Joke Monday
- Slide Show
- Hand out the Physics Notebooks! We will do some cutting and taping for awhile. Cut up cover stamp sheet and tape it on. Cut up Calendar and tape
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Tues (8/30) —
- Cut up Timeline and tape; Cut up notes and tape; Talked about the four Questions at the beginning of each Packet
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Give stamps for 1.2 and 1.3 and whatever else.
- We will spend some time on the Glorious West Lawn hanging out in the x and z.
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Hand out Quiz 1A
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Wed (8/31)— (Advisory/STARS schedule)
- Give morning classes the two stamps for getting to 135 Facebook members.
- Spent most of the hour talking about and graphing the x and z axis and what happened outside.
- Hand Out Sheet 1.4 (Metric Sheet #2) and discuss “a better way to write”.
- Handed out 1.4 and began to discuss a “better way to write” numbers with metric units.
Lunch – Voluntary help session for Quiz 1A
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Thur(9/1) — (Assembly Schedule)
- Spend some time doing a few “better way to write” problems
- Hand out sheet 1.5 (Intro to Unit Analysis) and spend the rest of the hour on it
- Prepare for game tonight.
Quiz 1A is due by 5:00PM (just put it in the box)
CROSS TOWN CLASH AT OU.
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Fri (9/2)— SLEEP IN!!
WHAT SHOULD HAPPEN NEXT WEEK:
Mon (9/5) — LABOR DAY
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Tues (9/6) — TEACHERS MEETINGS : (
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Wed (9/7)— CANTINA OPENS (Limited)
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Thur(9/8) —
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Fri (9/9)— Packet 1 Reading/Video assigned
PICS FROM LAST WEEK:
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- PhyFl16P1SS1–Our first Physics Equation. We call it the Red Equation. It is the one we use when velocity is constant meaning the slopes will be constant in the x vs. t graph.
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- PhyFl16P1SS2–Same type of graph, but a little different information.
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- PhyFl16P1SS3–Scalar vs. Vectors. This is just a brief introduction in Packet 1.
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- PhyFl16P1SS4–This is all you have to know by now.
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- PhyFl16P1SS5–Displacement is a vector and path does NOT matter with a vector. Only the beginning points and the end points.
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- PhyFl16P1SS6–Distance = Rate x Time is a really dumb way to say it. Because rate equals slope. BUT . . . slope is not always velocity. Sometimes it is acceleration or jerk or any number of other rates. In other words, rate is a very general term.
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- PhyFl16P1SS7–This just shows how the symbols cancel each other.
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- PhyFl16P1SS8–1.1.7 was the most confusing problem, but that is why I wrote it like that. I didn’t want you to just plug and chug without understanding what is happening irl.
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- PhyFl16P1SS9–You four trials should look something like this
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- PhyFl16P1SS10–We discussed the idea of dimensions and the 4th dimension. We talked about Stephen Hawking and black holes and Conservation of Information.
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- PhyFl16P1SS11–In general, just round off and truncate down to three digits. This is standard in high school physics.
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- PhyFl16P1SS12–We use the mks system 95% of the time.
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- PhyFl16P1SS13–
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- PhyFl16P1SS14–The official “meter” located in Paris.
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- PhyFl16P1SS15–Definition of a meter is kind of weird . . . but necessary.
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- PhyFl16P1SS16–another graphic of definition of a meter.
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- PhyFl16P1SS1–So a meter was originally defined as one 10 millionth the distance from the equator to the north pole.
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- PhyFl16P1SS18–The official Kilogram being placed in it’s container.
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- PhyFl16P1SS19–The official kilogram.
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- PhyFl16P1SS20–Definition of what 1 second is.
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- PhyFl16P1SS21–A cesium clock is one type of atomic clock which is a primary frequency standard in which electronic transitions between the two hyperfine ground states of cesium-133 atoms are used to control the output frequency. The first caesium clock was built by in 1955.
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- PhyFl16P1SS22–It’s the 6s electrons
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- PhyFl16P1SS23–MKS system
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- PhyFl16P1SS24–The three different temperature scales.
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- PhyFl16P1SS25— – –
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- PhyFl16P1SS26–Metrics
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- PhyFl16P1SS27–from sheet 1.3
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- PhyFl16P1SS28–from sheet 1.3
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- PhyFl16P1SS29–from sheet 1.3
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- PhyFl16P1SS30–from sheet 1.3
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- PhyFl16P1SS31–from sheet 1.3
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- PhyFl16P1SS32–from sheet 1.3
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- PhyFl16P1SS33–from sheet 1.3
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- PhyFl16P1SS34–from sheet 1.3
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- PhyFl16P1SS35–from sheet 1.3
Askey Physics 