11/20 List examples of different Finish Shooter Lab (30 mins) MSCS 2: BM 5 Tues types of forces, as they Analyze CSI Episode (45 mins)- Compare facts and pertain to ballistics fallacies of episode Describe situations that illustrate Newton’s three laws of motion Use angles and trigonometry to determine missing variables in a ballistics problem 11/27 List examples of different Projectile Motion Lab: Build a mini catapult using MSCS 2: BM 5 Tues types of forces, as they popsicle sticks and tape. pertain to ballistics Collect Data and Analyze: Students will use their Describe situations that catapult to experiment with the launch angle and its illustrate Newton’s three relationship to distance traveled, flight time, and laws of motion velocity Use angles and Review for Test- Next Class trigonometry to determine missing variables in a ballistics problem Evaluate student Review Ballistics and Firearms (10 mins) MSCS 2: BM 5 11/29 Tues understanding over unit Firearms and Ballistics Test (30 mins) MSCS 1: BM 2 List examples of different Read Chapter 4- Fingerprint Characteristics (45 mins) types of forces, as they Discuss 3 main types of fingerprints pertain to ballistics and characteristics Describe situations that illustrate Newton’s three laws of motion 12/1 Identify the 3 major classes Fingerprint Classification PowerPoint (35 mins)- MSCS 1: BM 2 Thurs of fingerprints Complete handout Discuss how the 3 major Fingerprint Activity (20 mins)- Make own fingerprint classes of fingerprints differ cards with ink- classify prints Ridge Characteristics (20 mins)- Look for ridge characteristics
11/20 Tues List examples of different types of forces, as they pertain to ballistics Describe situations that illustrate Newton’s three laws of motion Use angles and trigonometry to determine missing variables in a ballistics problem Finish Shooter Lab (30 mins) Analyze CSI Episode (45 mins)- Compare facts and fallacies of episode MSCS 2: BM 5 11/27 Tues List examples of different types of forces, as they pertain to ballistics Describe situations that illustrate Newton’s three laws of motion Use angles and trigonometry to determine missing variables in a ballistics problem Projectile Motion Lab: Build a mini catapult using popsicle sticks and tape. Collect Data and Analyze: Students will use their catapult to experiment with the launch angle and its relationship to distance traveled, flight time, and velocity Review for Test- Next Class MSCS 2: BM 5 11/29 Tues Evaluate student understanding over unit List examples of different types of forces, as they pertain to ballistics Describe situations that illustrate Newton’s three laws of motion Review Ballistics and Firearms (10 mins) Firearms and Ballistics Test (30 mins) Read Chapter 4- Fingerprint Characteristics (45 mins) Discuss 3 main types of fingerprints and characteristics MSCS 2: BM 5 MSCS 1: BM 2 12/1 Thurs Identify the 3 major classes of fingerprints Discuss how the 3 major classes of fingerprints differ Fingerprint Classification PowerPoint (35 mins)- Complete handout Fingerprint Activity (20 mins)- Make own fingerprint cards with ink- classify prints Ridge Characteristics (20 mins)- Look for ridge characteristics MSCS 1: BM 2
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