hi
to find source material for thinking science is nightmare, I'm just wondering is anyone using program "thinking science" if yes what do you use for the Lesson 5, "Roller Ball"?
thinking science
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Re: thinking science
Sorry but no we dont - more info on the prac and maybe one of us may be able tohelp out.
KIMMY
KIMMY
Re: thinking science
roller ball is relesed down a roller ball track it hits target ball
same like this experiment in physics curtain rail???? or
http://www.practicalphysics.org/go/Experiment_492.html
same like this experiment in physics curtain rail???? or
http://www.practicalphysics.org/go/Experiment_492.html
Cheers Jazz
Re: thinking science
Hi Jazz,
We do something similar, although not from the 'Thinking science" program. We use flexible plastic tubing from Bunnings, about 30mm or so in diameter with glass marbles- have used ball bearings as well. We have also used the clip together conduit- sorry I don't know the proper name- but it has a rectangular profile and is about 15mm wide- one half of this makes a pretty good track for a small marble or ball bearing.
Good luck with your sourcing!
Jodie
We do something similar, although not from the 'Thinking science" program. We use flexible plastic tubing from Bunnings, about 30mm or so in diameter with glass marbles- have used ball bearings as well. We have also used the clip together conduit- sorry I don't know the proper name- but it has a rectangular profile and is about 15mm wide- one half of this makes a pretty good track for a small marble or ball bearing.
Good luck with your sourcing!
Jodie