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Unit 10: Speed, Distance, Time

I can...calculate an object’s speed based on the amount of time it takes to travel a certain distance.

I can...analyze and interpret position vs. time and speed vs. time graphs in order to describe an object’s motion. [6.PS.4]

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1. Guided Notes

Watch the video and complete the notes as you watch. Get the worksheet & keep these in your binder under the "Notes" tab. 

2. SDT Guided Practice

You will need a calculator to complete this worksheet! Pay close attention to your units! Need help? Watch this

3. SDT Practice #1

Now let's add graphing! You will need a calculator to complete this worksheet! Pay close attention to your units! 

4. SDT Practice #2

More math and graphing! Use practice #1 and your notes as a guide to complete SDT Practice #2

5. SDT GIZMO

Who doesn't love a Gizmo?! Get more practice with reading speed graphs by completing this Gizmo

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6. Distance Time Graphs

This would be a great practice worksheet to complete before the unit test. Check the key to make sure you're getting the right answers, but remember to SHOW ALL WORK & INCLUDE UNITS!

7. Study guide

This would be a great practice to complete before the unit test! 

Practice writing response here.

Unit Test

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Unit Labs

1. Speed Walking 

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Done with all unit work? 

Sledding with children

Ready for a more exciting Gizmo? Try Sled Wars! Explore acceleration, speed, momentum, and energy by sending a sled down a hill into a group of snowmen. The starting height and mass of the sled can be changed, as well as the number of snowmen. In the Two sleds scenario, observe collisions between sleds of different masses and starting heights.

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