54 paieškos rezultatai free fall
Simuliacijos
- Jega ir judėjimas
- Jėgos ir judėjimas: Pagrindai (HTML5)
- Masė ir spyruoklės (HTML5)
- Nuožulnioji plokštuma
- Rampa: jega ir judesis
- Šovinio judėjimas (HTML5)
- Balloons & Buoyancy
- Electric Field Hockey
- Forces in 1 Dimension
- Plinko Probability (HTML5)
Veiklos
- free fall
- PHET Free Fall Lab
- Free fall
- Free-Fall and Projectile Motion
- Fee Fall
- motion along straight line with constant acceleration
- Projectile Motion
- Conservation of Mechanical Energy
- Ramp Middle School Inquiry
- Projectile Motion (HTML5)
- Force and Motion activity 2: Relating graphs and free body diagrams using Moving Man and Forces 1D (Inquiry Based)
- projectile motion worksheet
- Projectile Motion
- Forces and Free Body Diagram Lab
- FREE Auto-Graded PhET Activities on Quizizz
- Ramp Activity 1: Using free body diagrams for motion on an incline (Inquiry Based)
- Regents Physics- Projectile Motion Intro
- Balloons and Bouyancy: An Introduction to Bouyancy - (Inquiry Based)
- Introduction to Static Electricity using Electric Field Hockey and Charges and Fields (Inquiry Based)
- Force-time graph activity
- Forces and Motion - Friction and Free Body Diagrams
- Math in Motion - Tasks
- Forces and Motion activity 1: Predicting speed and directions changes (Inquiry Based)
- Addition strategies within 10 (or 20)
- Forces in 1 Dimension
- Area Builder for grades 3-5
- Charges and Fields Remote Lab Introduction to Static Electricity
- Lunar Lander!
- Waves on a String HTML5 PreAP Lesson
- Investigating Glaciers
- Investigating Data Sets and Intro to Bootstrapping using PhET embedded in CODAP
- Standing Waves Lab
- Intro to Ohm's Law
- Air Resistance
- Collision investigation lab
- Isotopes PhET Activity
- Universal Gravity-building formula, quantitative with graphing
- Discharge Lamps and Electron Transitions
- Diffusion Lab
- Atom Builder
- Wave pre-lecture introduction for regular level
- The "Lifelike" Moving Man: Variation in motion graphs
- Waves on a String Discovery Activity
- Ohm's Law with Series and Parallel Resistors