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ELEMENTARY HOMEWORK due February 14

1. Field Journal: Draw and write about something you learned this week.
2. LAB: You will need a large book, board, or cardboard, a block or empty small box, etc, and the battery I sent home.             Video: Kinetic Energy Depends on Speed of an Object Science Experiment (Sorry, the man's accent is a little hard to understand, but it's easy to follow what he does!)
   

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ELEMENTARY IN CLASS RESOURCES

• The Science of Bouncing (Science Out Loud S1 Ep7) (5:05) stop at 4:35)
  
• Science Minute: Bouncing rubber balls
• How do Balls Bounce? | Explainer TV (2:03)
  

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HIGH SCHOOL IN CLASS RESOURCES

• The Kinetic Molecular Theory (Animation) (1:30)
  
• Where does energy come from? - George Zaidan and Charles Morton (3:51)
• Heat Energy Video - Educational Physical Science Video for Elementary School Students & Kids (3:52) stop at 3 min.
• First Law of Thermodynamics introduction | Biology | Khan Academy
• What is the Second Law of Thermodynamics? (4:10)
• LAB: Warm Air Rises (Making a Hot Air Balloon)
• Introduction to Balancing Chemical Equations Tyler DeWitt (12:22)
• Balancing Chemical Equations Practice Problems Tyler DeWitt (14:55)

ALLIE during the Quiz:

• How Does Elephant Toothpaste Work?
• Chain Reaction with Popsicle Sticks

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HIGH SCHOOL HOMEWORK

• Add your notes for next week to the Google Doc "Week 19: Newton & Force" (by Monday at 6pm)
  
• 2 field journals
• No quiz
  
• ​Allie's Homework: 1 field journal only