February Assignments--IB Physics 1
2019-2020 school year

Monday, Feb. 3
Notes and practice problems: Momentum and Impulse
HW:  WebAssign due tomorrow (request an extension if necessary)
Tuesday, Feb. 4
Lab: collisions and explosions
​calculations due Thursday
Wednesday,
Feb. 5
No Classes for IB Physics 1 on Wednesday
Thursday, Feb. 6
Late start due to weather = short classes
​Notes and post-lab: collisions
Lab stamped off if calculations complete; make sure your written answers are also complete and place this lab into your binder's lab section.
Friday, Feb. 7
Late start due to weather (flooding) = short classes
Quiz 10: Momentum and Impulse
Monday, Feb. 10
Notes and Practice problems: Conservation of momentum and collisions
Tuesday, Feb. 11
Notes and practice problems: conservation of momentum

HW: A.S. 2.4.1 - 2.4.8 due Friday
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HW:  WA Collisions -- due Friday

work time today on both/either assignment
Wednesday
Feb. 12
No Classes for IB Physics 1 on Wednesday
Thursday, Feb. 13
Notes/practice problems: Energy within collisions
​pre-lab discussion, time permitting
Friday, Feb. 14
Lab: conservation of energy with a roller coaster
Monday, Feb. 17
No School--mid-Winter Break
Tuesday, Feb. 18
No School--mid-Winter Break
Wednesday, Feb. 19
No School--mid-Winter Break
Thursday, Feb. 20
No School--mid-Winter Break
Friday, Feb. 21
No School--mid-Winter Break
Monday, Feb. 24
Notes and discussion: work and energy
Tuesday, Feb. 25
Lab due: Rollercoaster energy
Post-lab discussion
​Notes/discussion: work-energy theorem, conservation of energy
Wednesday, Feb. 26
No Classes for IB Physics 1 on Wednesday
Thursday, Feb. 27
Work day on  worksheet. Remember, quiz tomorrow: work and energy

HW: Worksheet of IB Q's: Work, Energy, and Power--due Friday, 3/6/2020
HW:  A.S. 2.3.1 - 2.3.12 due Friday, 3/6/2020
Friday, Feb. 28
Quiz: work and energy
​Notes and discussion: conservation of energy (periods 5 and 7)--time permitting. If we do NOT cover these in class, please make sure you have read the last few slides of the Work and Energy power point notes that have been posted on the mechanics unit page.