Author: Jackie Esler , Modified by Sarah Felsing, 2!"
Student guide: Name:____________________ Go to mrsfelsing.wordpress.com and click on the link for the 1. Click on the button. 2. Eplore the simulation with !our partner and complete the following checklist: "o#e the blue dots on the track and run the skater. $r! out different locations. $r! different skaters. $r! the different energ! graphs. %dd friction to a track. &. 'eset the simulation. $hen make !our screen look like the picture b! ( clicking to open the bar graph ( dragging the graph closer to the track. ( ask if !ou need help a. )iscuss the changes in the bar graph as the skater mo#es on the track. Specificall!* what happens to the amount of +otential Energ! as the skater nears the bottom of the track, -hat other t!pe.s/ of energ! is the +otential Energ! con#erted into as the skater mo#es, b. 0se the s!mbols to fill in the data table: 1 Esler/2011 Phet Energy Skate Park Energy Explorations with Energy Skatepark Author: Jackie Esler , Modified by Sarah Felsing, 2!" ( = increases, = decreases, S = stays the same) 4. Add symbols ( S ) to complete the obser#ation statements:
%s an ob1ect mo#es down the track* the kinetic energ! _________ and the potential energ! ____________. -hen the ob1ect mo#es up the track the kinetic energ! ________ and the potential energ! _______. 5. 2ook at !our data table and focus on the Total energy column. -rite a statement or two about the 3total energ!4 of the ob1ect mo#ing up and down the track. $ime to eplore friction5 2 Esler/2011 Skater6s mo#ement Skater +otential energ! ( S ) 7inetic energ! ( S ) $otal energ! ( S ) )own the hill 0p the hill )own the hill 0p the hill )own the hill 0p the hill Energy Explorations with Energy Skatepark Author: Jackie Esler , Modified by Sarah Felsing, 2!" 1. 'eset the simulation. a/ 8pen the bar graph again b) Click . c/ "o#e the slider to change the friction )iscuss the changes in the bar graph as the skater mo#es up and down on the track. 2. 0se the s!mbols to fill in the data table. ( = increases, = decreases, S = stays the same) )iscuss an! patterns !ou see in the data table. 3. Change the skater and repeat this part o the acti!ity. Add arrows the complete the following obser#ations. ( S ) ( %s an ob1ect mo!es down the track* the kinetic energ! _________ and the potential energ! ____________. $he total energ! __________________. ( %fter watching the bar graph while the ob1ect is mo#ing* especiall! with "lots# of friction* write a title for the last column. 0se the s!mbols to fill in the last column. ( Complete the obser#ation statement: %s the skater mo#es with friction* the kinetic energy and potential energy both ___* the thermal energy________ and the total energy ________. -rite a possible eplanation for this. ______________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________ ( )iscuss what changed and what stayed the same when friction added to the skate park . ____________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________ 3 Esler/2011 Skater6s mo#ement +otential energ! ( S ) 7inetic energ! ( S ) $otal energ! ( S ) ________ ( S ) )own hill 0p the hill Energy Explorations with Energy Skatepark Author: Jackie Esler , Modified by Sarah Felsing, 2!" ____________________________________________________________________ ( -hich situation* with friction or without friction* is more similar to !our e#er!da! eperience on a skateboard or bic!cle, -rite at least 2 sentences to eplain !our answer. ____________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________ 4 Esler/2011
Watch and Clock Escapements
A Complete Study in Theory and Practice of the Lever, Cylinder and Chronometer Escapements, Together with a Brief Account of the Origin and Evolution of the Escapement in Horology