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READY, STEADY, GO! MOTION UNIT 1 MACHINES MOVE THE WORLD Marta Vidal Vidal L1 L2

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READY, STEADY, GO!. UNIT 1. MOTION. MACHINES MOVE THE WORLD. Marta Vidal Vidal. L1 L2. IS IT MOVING?. BUT CAN IT MOVE?. HOW?. WITH OUR HAND. WITH OUR LEGS. WITH THE WIND. Draw the MOTION of these objects. use. ARROWS. The motion of the Skier. Motion of a traffic light. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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READY, STEADY, GO!

MOTION

UNIT 1

MACHINES MOVE THE WORLD

Marta Vidal Vidal

L1 L2

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IS IT MOVING?

BUT CAN IT MOVE?

HOW?WITH OUR HAND WITH OUR LEGS WITH THE WIND

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Draw the MOTION of these objects.use

• The motion of the Skier

ARROWS

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Motion of a traffic light.

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Motion of the clockwise.

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Motion of a canyon ball.

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Motion of the space ship.

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Motion of a softball.

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Motion of the earth.

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Motion of a spin.

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The line or arrow used to describe objects MOTION is called TRAJECTORY.

And that line could be;

a straight line

a parabola

an oscillation

a circle

an ellipse

.

.   

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MOTION

.

.   

RECTILINIAR MOTION

OSCILLATING MOTION

ELLIPTICAL MOTION

CIRCULAR MOTION

PARABOLIC MOTION

an ellipse

a straight line

a parabola

an oscillation

a circle

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VELOCITYWE CAN CALCULATE THE MOTION OF THE OBJECTS.

VELOCITY

TIMEVELOCITY = DISTANCE

TIME

IN METERS

IN SECONDS

DIVIDED BY

DISTANCEIS EQUAL TO

CALCULATE

A B

DISTANCE 100 METERS

TIME 14 SECONDS VELOCITY = 100 m14 s

VELOCITY = 7,14 m/s

VELOCITY = 7.14 m/s

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HANDS ON! VelocityPROBLEM:

 How do you identify and calculate the velocity of objects/bodies?

MATERIALS: Pencil and a calculator. STEPS: 1. Predict the velocity of this bodies looking at data. Write a number from 1 to 5 (from the faster to the slower).2. Calculate the velocity.3. Write a number from 1 to 5 (from the fastest to the slowest).4. Share and check the results with all the class.  

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HANDS ON! VelocityPROBLEM:

 How do you identify and calculate the velocity of objects/bodies?

STEPS: 1. Predict the velocity of this bodies looking at data and write a number from 1 to 5 (from the fastest to the slowest).

 

 Bodies in

motionPREDICTION METERS SECONDS VELOCITY

The winner of a race

Skier   810 m 54s m/s  

Skateboard   25 m 50 s m/s  

Canyon ball   1500 m 15s m/s  

Bicycle   270 m 45s m/s  

Car   1280 m 32s m/s  

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HANDS ON! VelocityPROBLEM:

 How do you identify and calculate the velocity of objects/bodies?

STEPS:

2. Calculate the velocity.

Remember 

  Bodies in motion

PREDICTION METERS SECONDS VELOCITYThe winner

of a race

Skier   810 m 54s m/s  

Skateboard   25 m 50 s m/s  

Canyon ball   1500 m 15s m/s  

Bicycle   270 m 45s m/s  

Car   1280 m 32s m/s  

VELOCITY = DISTANCE TIME

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HANDS ON! VelocityPROBLEM:

 How do you identify and calculate the velocity of objects/bodies?

STEPS:

3. Write a number from 1 to 5 (from the faster to the slower).4. Share and check the results with all the class.

 

 Bodies in

motionPREDICTION METERS SECONDS VELOCITY

The winner of a race

Skier   810 m 54s m/s  

Skateboard   25 m 50 s m/s  

Canyon ball   1500 m 15s m/s  

Bicycle   270 m 45s m/s  

Car   1280 m 32s m/s