The focus of today’s lesson is Newton’s Second Law of Motion. Students will build a bridge between kinematics and dynamics with a deeper understanding of acceleration.

In this experiment, we’ll see the transfer between different types of energy. Students will learn to describe a motion by using the concept of kinetic energy.

In today’s class, students will learn a new concept — momentum. The experiment is about different types of collisions, including elastic, inelastic, and perfectly inelastic collision.

In this lesson, students will learn circular motion, where an object travels a circular path. The concept of centripetal force will be shown and taught from the experiment.

In today’s session, students will learn Hooke’s law, which describes the relationship between restoring force and displacement. The concept of equilibrium is also shown from the experiment. Students will use the characteristics of equilibrium to calculate spring constant.