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1 1 Section I: Forces & Motion Chapters one to five Chapter 1 Science and Forces 1.1 Science and the Scientificc Method Activity: scientific method worksheet/ build electric racer part Forces Experiment: force/build the electric racer part Push, Pull, and Newtons Activity: forces and the racer 1.4 Forces: Direction, Magnitude and Cumulative Effect -- vector diagrams 1.5 Forces in Construction -- build the glider's wing Chapter 2 Forces in our World 2.1 Gravity Experiment: gravity's effect on objects 2.2 Friction Experiment: racer with and without friction 2.3 Friction of fluids Experiment: air as a fluid 2.4 Fluid Dynamics -- fluid flow and Bernoulli's principle 2.5 Bernoulli's Principle continued -- continue building the glider Chapter 3 Mass, Inertia, Speed and Velocity 3.1 Mass and Inertia Experiment: inertia and the racer 3.2 Force, Mass and Acceleration: Newton' 's 2nd Law Experiment: mass and acceleration 3.3 Speed and Velocity Experiment: velocity 3.4 Speed, Velocity, and Displacement -- speed and velocity calculations 3.5 Displacement, Speed, and Distance -- determine the velocity of the racer and glider Chapter 4 Forces in Motion 4.1 Action and Reaction: Newtons 3rd Law of Motion Experiment: action and reaction 4.2 Centripetal Force Experiment: the racer in motion 4.3 Lubricants, Heat and Wear Experiment: wet and dry lubricants 4.4 Graphing Motion -- linear and nonlinear slopes 4.5 Graphing Analysis -- graphing the glide ratio of the glider Chapter 5 Pressure, Density,, and Buoyancy 5.1 Pressure Experiment: water pressure and height 5.2 Density and Buoyancy Experiment: determine the density of different objects 5.3 Section Quiz : chapters Buoyant Forces 5.5 Buoyancyy -- building the steam boat Section II: Machines and Energy Chapters six to nine Chapter 6 Measurement, Work & Power 6.1 Measurement Activity: measuring activity 6.2 Work Experiment: work and the racer 6.3 Power Activity: power and the racer 6.4 Hydrometers -- construct hydrometer, specific gravity 6.5 Experiment Design and Fluid Density -- design experiment to test fluids density Chapter 7 Machines 7.1 Machines Experiment: machines and pulleys 7.2 Levers and Fulcrums Experiment: levers and fulcrum points 7.3 Inclined Planes, Ramps & Wedges Experiment: inclined planes and ramps 7.4 Machines,, Heat Exchange, and Heat Engines -- heat transfer and its ability to do work 7.5 Heat Engines continued -- Understanding the steam boat Chapter 8 Compound Machines 8.1 Compound Machines Activity: compound machines worksheet 8.2 Gears, Pulleys, and Power Experiment: pulley ratios 8.3 Special Gears and Pulleys Experiment: fixed and moveable pulleys 8.4 Earth, Moon, Sun and Space -- thee machinery off the solar system 8.5 Prepare for
2 2 Chapter 9 Energy & its Forms 9.1 Kinetic, Potential, & Forms of Energy Activity: worksheet/potential & Kinetic 9.2 Conservation of Energy Experiment: energy conservation 9.3 Section review/quiz 9.4 Flight and the Wright Brothers -- finish studying for the 9.5 Section III: Electricity Chapters ten to fourteen Chapter 10 Electricity, Electrons, & Current 10.1 Electricity, Atoms, and Electrons Activity: build circuit part Electrical Currents and Batteries Activity: current worksheet/build circuit part Voltage and Safety Activity: voltage worksheet/test the circuit 10.4 Electrical Engineering -- electricity and construction 10.5 Electricity and House Construction -- build the house part 1 Chapter 11 Static Electricity, Conductors, & Insulators 11.1 Static Electricity Experiment: static hair 11.2 Opposites Attract/ likes Repel Experiment: repelling balloons 11.3 Conductors and Insulators Experiment: determine materials conductivity or insulating properties 11.4 Induction -- no contact attraction 11.5 Static Shocks and House Construction -- build the house part 2 Chapter 12 Circuits & Resistors 12.1 Electrical Circuits Activity: open and closed circuits 12.2 Series and Parallel Circuits Experiment: series and parallel 12.3 Resistors Experiment: resistance of pencil lead 12.4 House Wiring -- alternating current, voltage, and wire gauge 12.5 Wiring the Mini House -- build the mini house part 3 Chapter 13 Resistance, Voltage, & Switches 13.1 Resistancee and Series/Parallel Circuits Experiment: determine resistancee of parallel vs. series circuit 13.2 Voltage and Batteries Experiment: determine the effect of batteries in parallel vs. series 13.3 Switches Activity: build a switch 13.4 Ohm's Law and LED Lights -- how led lights work 13.5 The Mini-house resistance of LED lights Chapter 14 and Ohm's Law -- determine Fuses & Sources of Electricity 14.1 Fuses -- ADULT SUPERVISION REQUIRED Experiment: steel wool as a fuse 14.2 Sources off electricity Activity: sources off electricity worksheet 14.3 Section review/quiz 14.4 Electrolytes and Ions -- electric current and solutions 14.5 Electrolytic Solutions -- ions, sodium, electrolytes Section IV: Magnetism Chapters fifteen to eighteen Chapter 15 Magnets, Poles & Fields 15.1 Magnets Activity: magnetic attraction North and South Poles Experiment: opposites attract Magnetic Fields Activity: invisible fields 15.4 Earth's Poles, Axis, and Seasons -- Kepler's laws and the planets 15.5 Seasons and the Mini House -- optimizing heating and cooling Chapter 16 Compasses, Mapping, & Electromagnets 16.1 Compass Activity: build a compass 16.2 Mapping and magnets Activity: mapping 16.3 Electromagnets Experiment: build and experiment with an electromagnet 16.4 Electromagnets 16.5 Experiment Challenge
3 3 -- build a better electromagnet Chapter 17 Magnets, Motors & Generators 17.1 Uses of magnets Activity: worksheet/build motor part Generators and motors Activity: worksheet/build motor part Magnets and Motors Activity: magnetic field and the motor 17.4 Navigatingg the Solar System -- size and shape of the solar system and planets 17.5 Prepare for Chapter 18 Motors & DC Current 18.1 Motors and DC current Experiment: magnets/currents effect on motor direction Uses of Motors Activity: build motor attachment 18.3 Section review/quiz 18.4 Space Travel -- finish studying for 18.5 Section V: Chemistry: matter Chapters nineteen to twenty two Chapter 19 Chemistry & Matter 19.1 Chemistry and Matter Activity: build balance scale part Classifying Matter Activity: worksheet/build balance scale part Scales: Types and Uses Activity: build balance scale part Matter, Stars, Planets & Asteroids -- make-up of the solar system 19.5 The Solar System -- just how big is it? Chapter 20 Mass, Elements, & the Periodic 20.1 Mass Activity: determining the mass of objects 20.2 Elements and the Periodic Experiment: elements 20.3 Atoms and Molecules -- ADULT SUPERVISION REQUIRED Experiment: separating H20 into hydrogen and oxygen 20.4 Elements, Carbon, and Hydrocarbons -- carbon and molecular bonds 20.5 Hydrocarbons and Candles -- carbon build-up Chapter 21 Molecules & Movement 21.1 Movement of Molecules Experiment: expanding balloon 21.2 Conduction and Convection Experiment: convection 21.3 Thermodynamics heat transfer -- ADULT SUPERVISION REQUIRED Experiment: Flamee proof balloon st Law off Thermodynamics -- heat and energy: reactions giving off heat 21.5 The 1st law and the Steamboat -- diagramming Chapter 22 Physical & Chemical Properties 22.1 Physical versus Chemical Properties Activity: determinee the properties of materials 22.2 Metals Experiment: metalss and conductivity 22.3 Section review/quiz 22.4 Thermal Transfer -- change of phase 22.5 Change off Phase and Thermal Transferr -- Digging deeper Section VI: Mixtures & Compounds Chapters twenty three to twenty seven Chapter 23 Mixtures & Molecules 23.1 Mixtures: solutions and suspensions Experiment: solutions salt and flour Separating Mixtures Experiment: separating ink Miniature Images Act: scanning microscopes 23.4 Working Fluids -- thermal expansion 23.5 Heat Transfer -- working fluids and the steam engine Chapter 24 Compounds, PH & Salts 24.1 Compounds Activity: worksheet compounds vs. mixtures 24.2 Acids and bases Activity: Ph litmus paper 24.3 Salts Experiment: salt and water 24.4 Compounds, Molecules, and Living Organisms -- proteins, lipids, nucleic acids 24.5 Fats, Fuel,, and Color
4 4 Chapter 25 Crystals & Chemical Bonds 25.1 Crystals Experiment: growing crystals 25.2 Chemical Bonds Activity: chemical bonds of sodium bicarbonate 25.3 Conservation of Matter Experiment: conservation of matter 25.4 Covalent and Ionic Bonds -- chemical bonds: a deeper look 25.5 Exploring Chemical Bonding -- covalent and ionic Chapter 29 Pitchh & Waves 29.1 Pitch Activity: tune the guitar 29.2 Waves Experiment: sound waves and vibration 29.3 Mediums of Experiment: tuning fork 29.4 Resonancee -- vibration and amplitude 29.5 Resonating Glass -- resonation and pitch Chapter 26 Chemical Reactions 26.1 Types of Chemical Reactions Activity: worksheet/build rocket part Rockets Activity: build rocket part Rocket Launches Activity: testing the rocket 26.4 Polymer Chemistry -- polymers 26.5 Prepare for Chapter 27 The Results of Reactions 27.1 Chemical Reactions Experiment: chemical reactions and the rocket 27.2 Products of Chemical Reactions Experiment: what products does the rocket reaction produce? 27.3 Section review/quiz 27.4 Polymer Chemistry Applied -- finish studying for the 27.5 Chapter 30 Speed & Direction of 30.1 Speed of Activity: clapping and the speed of sound 30.2 Intensity: loud and soft sounds Experiment: loud, soft, and vibrations 30.3 Echoes and Absorption Experiment: test materials ability to reflect sound 30.4 Acoustical Engineering -- sound and design 30.5 Roof and Ceiling Design -- build the mini-house's roof Chapter 31 Electricity & 31.1 Musical Instruments Activity: make a "band" 31.2 Electrical Signals and Activity: worksheet -- how a phone works 31.3 Section review/quiz 31.4 Vibration,, Heat, and Light -- light, heat and thermals 31.5 Thermals and the Glider -- riding the thermals Section VII: Chapters twenty eight to thirty one Chapter Activity: build the guitar part Energy and Experiment: vibration test/ build the guitar part Tone Activity: tone worksheet/build the guitar part Energy 28.5 and the Steam Boat -- Determine why the steam boat "pops" Section VIII: Light Chapters thirty two to thirty six Chapter 32 Light & Photons 32.1 Light Activity: light worksheet/build solar fan part Photons and Solar Energy Activity: build solar fan part How Light Travels Experiment: traveling light 32.4 Thermal Energy and Temperature -- joules and calories 32.5 Thermal Energy and the Steam Boat -- comparing thermal energy
5 5 Chapter 33 Light Sources & their Affects 33.1 Light Sources Experiment: light beams 33.2 Scattering Light Experiment: scattering light 33.3 Shadows Activity: make and use a sundial 33.4 Light Intensity -- lumens and lux 33.5 Experiment Challenge -- solar fan as an intensity tester Chapter 34 Reflecting & Bending Light 34.1 Objects and Light: transparent, translucent, opaque Activity: classify objects by light type 34.2 Reflection Experiment: reflection 34.3 Refraction: bending light Experiment: bending light 34.4 Light, Shadows, Moon & Earth -- reflections and eclipse 34.5 House Placement and Energy Conservation -- placement of the mini house Chapter 35 Colors, Prisms, & Types of Lights 35.1 Colors and prisms Experiment: make a simple prism 35.2 Types of Light Activity: identifying light 35.3 Other uses of Light Activity: uses of light worksheet 35.4 Light, Heat, and Reflection -- roof insulation and the mini-house 35.5 Prepare for Chapter 36 Optics 36.1 Optics: how the eye works Experiment: lingering light 36.2 Optics and the Brain Activity: spin machine 36.3 Section review/quiz 36.4 Summarize and Organize -- finish studying for the 36.5
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