Circuit Diagrams and Ohm’s Law on Paper
Students match circuit symbols described in words to their parts, then use Ohm’s law, series and parallel rules and the power formula to solve paper circuit problems.
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Students match circuit symbols described in words to their parts, then use Ohm’s law, series and parallel rules and the power formula to solve paper circuit problems.
Students match word phrases to algebraic expressions, evaluate an expression, and solve one-step equations from word problems.
Students read about the history and symbols of the FFA, match dates and emblem symbols, complete the motto, and explain the three parts of agricultural education.
Students build major and minor triads by counting half steps, then match chord symbols to names and spell the chords of a simple progression.
Students use a 1/4 inch = 1 foot scale to convert drawn sizes into real room dimensions, calculate floor area and flooring costs, and answer questions about plan symbols and dimension lines.
Students read a short original story, log repeating images, and decide what they might symbolize before inventing a symbol of their own.