Physical Science - Glencoe

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Forces and Motion (Physical Science Unifying Concept B)
The laws of motion are used to describe the effects of forces on the movement of objects. Force
may be treated as the originator of motion.
By the end of grade band, students know and are able to do everything required in earlier grades
and:
P.12.B Students understand the interactions between force and motion.
P.12.B.1 Students know that magnetic forces and
electric forces can be thought of as
different aspects of a single
electromagnetic force. I/S
P.12.B.2 Students know that the strength of the
electric force between two objects
increases with charge, and decreases
with distance. I/S
P.12.B.3 Students know that the strength of the
gravitational force between two objects
increases with mass, and decreases
rapidly with distance. I/S
P.12.B.4 Students know that laws of motion can
be used to determine the effects of
forces on the motion of objects. E/S
Student Edition:
223-230, 231-237
Launch Lab 223
Science Online 223
Section Review 237 #1-#5
Lab 245
Design Your Own Lab 246-247
Teacher Wraparound Edition:
AIL 246; CB 248; D 248; HS 248
Student Edition:
192-194, 196
Science Online 196
Science Journal 196
National Geographic 197
www.gpscience.com -> Student -> Brain Pop ->
Magnetism
Teacher Wraparound Edition:
A 193, 197; IM 196; UA 193
Student Edition:
75-79
Science Online 76
Integrate Earth Science 79
Teacher Wraparound Edition:
A 78, 79; CC 79; D 78; DI 77; FF 76; QD 76, 77,
78; TFYI 78
Student Edition:
54-56, 68-70
Lab 57
Lab Design Your Own 58-59
www.gpscience.com -> Teacher -> Webquest
Projects -> Unit 1 Energy and Motion
Teacher Wraparound Edition:
66 E, F; AIL 58; TC 66
New Science Standards 6 Physical Science
Grades 9-12 © 2005