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9th Physical Science
Week of Nov 30th rd – Dec 04th
 Freshman Anti-Bullying Day
•Lab: Energy Skate Park (Part 1)
•Lab: Energy Skate Park (Part 2)
 Introduction: Chapter 16 – Electricity
 Guided Reading – Chapter 16
 (Due day before Chapter Assessment)
 Section 16.1: Open & Closed Circuits WkSht
 Homework: Ben Franklin WkSht
LEARNING TARGETS
• I can explain and calculate the relationship between current,
voltage, resistance, and power in a simple Circuit.
• I can define common electricity terms such as current, voltage,
resistance, power.
• I can measure current and voltage in a circuit.
• I can apply Ohm's Law to calculate voltage, current or
resistance.
• I can identify circuits as series, parallel, or combination.
• I can calculate total resistance in simple series, simple parallel
and combination (advanced learner) circuits.
• I can calculate percent error from an experimentally obtained
value to a theoretically calculated value.
• I can compare the theoretical value of a voltage or current in a
simple circuit to the actual value obtained with a multimeter.
• Next Quiz / Test: Thursday December 17th
• It will cover: Chapter 16,
• You will need to know: Electricity
– Ohm’s Law [ I = V / R
– Series Circuits:
V=IxR
R=V/I ]
• Kirchhoff’s Voltage Law: VTotal = V1 + V2 + ……
• Rtotal = R1 + R2 + ……
• Current – Same throughout
– Parallel Circuits:
• Kirchhoff’s Current Law: ITotal = I1 + I2 + ……
• Voltage - same in each branch