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

READY, STEADY, GO! MOTION UNIT 1 MACHINES MOVE THE WORLD Marta Vidal Vidal L1 L1 L2L2

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Page 1: READY, STEADY, GO! MOTION UNIT 1 MACHINES MOVE THE WORLD Marta Vidal Vidal L1 L1 L2L2

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