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Core modules Colors are Everywhere: This module deals with the origin of color, and how color forms as light from a source pass through a devise such as prism. The module is designed to fit all classes including high schools. The topics include identifying colors in the rainbow, manipulation of shapes, fraction, optical devices, energy and the sun. Electrostatics: This module contains documentation and activities that will be used at any grade level. It will be accompanied with demo and hands on activities that will involve generation and transport of charge. We will use the Van De Graff Generator as a center piece for electrostatics Electromagnetism: This module contains documents about electricity and magnetism and the relationship between the two. Students will design their own circuits and electromagnets. We will use a variety of electromagnetic devices to measure electrical quantities such as current, voltage power. Students learn the principles of electromagnetism, we will also introduce the magnetic field of the earth by introducing the function of a compass. Mechanics: This module contains documents and activities about kinematics, dynamics, energy and momentum transfer. The demos include rotational motion, bouncing balls, motion and motion detectors etc. We will add projectile motion, rocket design, and space flight State of Matter: This module contains documents and activities on state of matter. We will use liquid nitrogen to demonstrate change of phase. We will also go further to demonstrate superconductivity and its interaction with magnetic field. <>Grade level 7th North Carolinal Course of Study Objectives 1.09 Use technologies and information systems to:
3.06 Assess the use of technology in studying atmospheric phenomena and weather hazards:
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STEM DAY AGGIE
HOMECOMING: activities demonstrate
principles of physics in common everyday experience. For example
sports, ligh and acoustics. In order to develop a diverse set of
activities, we plan to collaborate with similar activities in the
country and around the world.