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Mass and Weight - Jan. 31
Glenn Rutland explains how the mass and weight of an object is directly related to the gravitational pull of the planet that the mass is on.
Activity Sheet: Lesson 1 | 124Kb

Air Pressure and Altitude - Feb. 14
Sandra Porras explains the relationship between air pressure and altitude.
Activity Sheet: Lesson 2 | 29Kb

Air Pressure - March 6

Glenn Rutland
Activity Sheet: Lesson 3 | 23Kb
 
Lighter Than Air - March 20
Sandra Porras explores what it means to be "Lighter than Air."  For this lesson, you will need a calculator, the activity page below and a pen or pencil.
Activity Sheet: Lesson 4 | 52Kb

Buoyancy - April 10
Glenn Rutland uses a container filled with water and a small Cartesian diver to help you better understand Archimedes' principle of buoyancy and gas volume vs. pressure (Boyles Law).
Activity Sheet: Lesson 5 | 420Kb

Meteorology - April 24
Sam Shilling discusses changes in air pressure - highs and lows, with their comings and goings, are our major weather markers.  Please download the Pressure Block Instructions (1,022 KB) and complete the exercise before watching this lesson.  The instructions are explained in a short video that can be viewed via our Video Library.

Density - May 8
Sandra Porras
Activity Sheet: Lesson 7 | 41Kb
Answer Key: Lesson 7 Key | 43Kb


 

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