Lesson 1: Work
Watch the video, try the problems linked below. The worksheets have blanks for the given numbers; choose numbers in the suggested range. Do them in your notebook, take a pic and email them to me. I'll let you know if they're right. wkt 1: Work |
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Lesson 2: What Work Does & Gravitational Potential Energy
Watch the video, try the problems linked below. The worksheets have blanks for the given numbers; choose numbers in the suggested range. Do them in your notebook, take a pic and email them to me. I'll let you know if they're right. wkt 2: Grav PE |
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Lesson 3: Kinetic E & Total Mechanical E
Watch the video, try the problems linked below. The worksheets have blanks for the given numbers; choose numbers in the suggested range. Do them in your notebook, take a pic and email them to me. I'll let you know if they're right. wkt 3: Kinetic E |
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Lesson 4: Kinetic E & Total Mechanical E
Watch the video, try the problems linked below. The worksheets have blanks for the given numbers; choose numbers in the suggested range. Do them in your notebook, take a pic and email them to me. I'll let you know if they're right. wkt 4: Conservation of Mechanical E |
Song | Artist | Year | Comments |
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Josie | Steely Dan | 1977 | |
Jingo | Candido | 1995 | |
Heartbreaker | Led Zeppelin | 1969 | |
Disarm | Smashing Pumpkins | 1993 | |
Nature's Way | Spirit | 1970 | |
The Magic Number | De La Soul | 1989 | De La Soul sampled the old 1970s Schoolhouse Rock song for this one. Sadly, this one is not on Spotify. They sampled so many things on their albums that their current record label isn't willing to try to get the rights to put it on streaming services. You can find it on youtube - it's worth it. |
Over the Rainbow/What a Wonderful World | Israel Kamakawiwo'ole | 1993 | |
Let My Love Open the Door | Pete Townshend | 1980 | |
Love Theme from Spartacus | Yusef Lateef | 1961 | Beautiful jazz. |
Spinning Wheel | Blood, Sweat & Tears | 1969 | |
Supersonic | J.J. Fad | 1988 | |
A Taste of Honey | Herb Alpert's Tijuana Brass | 1965 | Reminds me of being dragged around department stores back when I was very young. I swear they all played Herb Alpert all the time. |
I Would Die 4 U | Prince | 1984 | Creepiest playlist coincidence of my career so far: this song played in three of my four classes the day Prince died. |
We Gotta Get You a Woman | Todd Rundgren | 1970 | |
Games Without Frontiers | Peter Gabriel | 1980 | World politics from one of the strangest and most intersting people in rock & roll. |
Comfortably Numb | Pink Floyd | 1979 | |
Rushing | Moby | 1999 | I'll never forget when I first heard Moby's album "Play". Mr. B was playing it at the after graduation party in the pool area back in the early 2000s. I bought the CD as soon as I could. |
Hold Me | Fleetwood Mac | 1982 | |
Reelin' in the Years | Steely Dan | 1972 | |
Ring Ring Ring | De La Soul | 1991 | This song cracks me up. They must have had hundreds of wanna-be rappers sending them tapes, hoping to become famous. The song starts with an actual message left on their answering machine from some person in Philly. Sadly, this one is not on Spotify. They sampled so many things on their albums that their current record label isn't willing to try to get the rights to put it on streaming services. You can find it on youtube - it's worth it. |