Students examine how the Earth’s rotation, tilt, and orbital pattern gives rise to the cycle of days, years, and seasons.

Students use a swinging gesture to “strike” a ball and analyze its flight.

Students contruct and analyze polygons from line segments

Students examine the four variables that affect the motion of a spring-mass system

Students explore the properties of light as a wave

Students solve problems and discover fundamental properties

Students enact the geological forces that shape the surface of the Earth

Students explore gears and motion

Students explore adding fractions and finding common denominators

Students explore the intersection of disease transmission and public health policy

Students use physical motion to generate multiple representations such as diagrams, graphs, and equations

Students move in the space to examine speed, velocity, and acceleration

Students experience the relationships between speed, position, and motion

Students "look inside the beaker" to analyze properties of acids, bases, and reactions