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Multiple Units Next Generation Physical Science and Everyday Thinking Planning Your Course Equipment/Materials Studio-style Class Access to computer with internet connection, Java-enabled browser, and ability to play YouTube movies. Colored pencils Meter stick Large whiteboard Dry-erase markers and eraser Unit M Cutters (demagnetized, and able to cut small finishing nails) Hammer and small block of wood Mystery tube (see instructions on how to construct) (Optional) Materials for students to construct their own mystery tube 2 disk magnets 1 bar magnet Set of different materials for testing Several unmagnetized nails Small float Aluminum pie tin or deep Styrofoam plate Container for collecting and pouring water (or easy access to faucet/sink) Masking (or other) tape Magnetic compass Paper clips or other convenient light ferromagnetic objects Test tube partially filled with iron filings and taped shut Small wood or plastic box (length should be 12+ inches, height and width a few inches) Flexible magnetic strips (polarized so one surface is all N and the other surface is all S) Large sheet of stiff card or foam- core board Double sided sticky tape. 2016 Next Gen PET 1

Next Gen PET Unit SE Roll of sticky tape ( Magic tape works well) Pen, or other permanent marker Support stand from which to hang tape. (This could be a meter stick projecting beyond the edge of a table.) Various materials to test Balloon (x2) Small pieces of aluminum foil and paper ( hole punch size or smaller) Unit EM (Optional) Solar cell connected to some working device Low- friction cart and track Friction pad attachment for cart, or separate friction- cart Motion Sensor connected to a computer and appropriate software Small block of wood Dry cell battery (D) and holder Genecon (or one for demos) Small bulb and holder Switch Hookup wires (Optional) Buzzer and Motor/Fan (Optional) Light and dark colored waterproof containers and bright light bulb (or access to sunlight) Unit PEF Low- friction cart (x2 or share between groups) and track Cart launcher, clamp, and rubber bands Additional masses to add to carts 2

Equipment/Materials Studio-style Class Motion Sensor connected to a computer and appropriate software 2 disk magnets 1 bar magnet Set of different materials for testing Roll of sticky tape ( Magic tape works well) Pen, or other permanent marker Support stand from which to hang tape. (This could be a meter stick projecting beyond the edge of a table.) Small sticky pads (fixing squares) or tape. Dry cell battery (D) and holder Genecon (or one for demos) Small bulb and holder Switch Hookup wires Electric motor kit (Battery and holder, straightened clips, coil of wire with ends sticking out, small (strong) magnet) Genecon hand generator (per group), 1 F capacitor Unit FM Low- friction cart and track Friction pad attachment for cart, or separate friction- cart (Optional) Force sensor and instructions for set up and use Additional masses to add to cart Motion Sensor connected to a computer and appropriate software Fan unit with variable power, or with spare batteries and dummies (as needed) Launcher, clamp, and rubber bands Small block of wood 2 sheets of sandpaper Pad of sticky notes Magnifying lens Ruler Two objects with very different masses (e.g. a 1 kg and a 100 g mass) Several objects with different masses (but similar size and shape) Hard board such as a whiteboard (to drop balls onto) 3

Next Gen PET (Optional) Various cushioning materials and container (eg. plastic bag) to attach to cart Unit CF Low friction cart and track Two fan units with equal power Low- friction cart (x2 or share with other groups) and track Friction pad attachment for cart, or separate friction- cart Fan unit Additional masses to add to cart Motion Sensor connected to a computer and appropriate software (Optional) 2 x Force sensors and instructions for set up and use (Optional) 2 x Force plates and instructions for set up and use Small block Scissors Paperclips Unit WS Wave generator and loudspeaker or access to on- line tone generator (needs to span human hearing range) (Optional) Bell in vacuum jar and pump (movie available) Small slinky with block attached Larger slinky 12- inch ruler (Optional) Tuning fork and mallet (could be shared) Large board, (such as whiteboard) Sheet of paper Unit L 4

Equipment/Materials Studio-style Class Black sheet of paper with mirror and white card inset. 2 Mini- Maglite flashlights (or similar with narrow beam) Black card with pinhole Small black card (no hole) White screen Stands for cards and screen (could be clay and a nail) Tubular bulb in socket Ruler or straight edge (one per student) Plane mirror Plastic or Styrofoam cup Pencil Color gels (Red, Green, Blue, Cyan, Magenta, Yellow) Spectral glasses (one pair per student) White card Red card 3 square plane mirrors (at least 3 x 3 ) Tape (to hold mirrors together) Flashlight with 'slit collimator' Protractor Unit PC calcium chloride Urea bowling balls (10 lb, 12 lb) 10-20 ml water beakers (50, 100, 250, 400, 600 ml) 100 ml Grad Cylinder flasks (125, 250 ml) stoppers to fit flasks (0-, 1- and 2- holed) 2 L plastic bottle Empty aluminum soda cans small dixie cups teaspoons Sodium acetate trihydrate 60 ml syringe 5

Next Gen PET ice Alcohol Thermometer baking soda Electronic balance (accurate to 0.01g) Balloons bathroom scale Beaker tongs or oven mitts Density Blocks with same dimensions AND Blocks of the same mass made of different materials bowl brass ring and ball set buret charged rod Clamp and ring stand Clear plastic bin big enough to submerge a bowling ball in water Data Collection Device Probes: Temperature and Pressure Dish pan Distilled water ethanol hexane filter funnel filter paper Fine castor sugar food dye glass stir rod Graph paper handwarmers ready to activity Hot plate IR thermometer knox powdered gelatin laser pointer Lime (Ca(OH)2) magnet marker oven mitt or tongs Rulers salt sugar tack or nail to puncture Tape timer torch tubing and fitting connectors 6

Equipment/Materials Studio-style Class tubing and fitting connectors valve fitting Watch glasses wax paper Unit CR 1 M HCl Alka Seltzer bare copper electrodes gallon size zippered plastic bags sets of wires with alligator clips on both ends well plates Beakers (50, 100, 250, 400 ml) 250 ml Flask stoppers to fit flasks (no hole, 1- hole and 2- hole) watch glasses 4 oz Dixie(tm) cup 9 volt battery balloons beral pipet or eye dropper bunsen burner Carbon (graphite or coal) clear plastic cup Cloth colorless ammonia solution conductivity tester Disposable Hand warmers, HotHands Distilled water dry ice electronic balance (accurate to 0.01 g) Epsom salt Forceps Fume hood glass stirring rod Hammer hot plate hydrogen gas Iodine solid ice 7

Next Gen PET Iron fillings iron wire magnesium ribbon magnet magnifying glass meter stick with candle Molecular model kit mortar and pestle ammonium chloride oxygen gas Play dough Powderd Zinc powdered Sulfur scissors silicon small hammer strontium hydroxide octahydrate starch solution stirring rod teaspoon Test tube test tube clamp Thermometer tin vinegar watch glass weigh paper or weigh boat wooden block (about 4in.x4in x 1 in) zinc (mossy and powered) Zn powder zinc chloride 8