CS.1.2 Modeling Motion

Motion can be modeled in terms of 1- or 2-dimensions relative to a system's defined reference point (e.g., particle model, vector model, graphical model).

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   Motion can be modeled in terms of 1- or 2-dimensions relative to a system’s defined reference point (e.g., particle model, vector model, graphical model).

   Content	Skills	Learning Targets	Big Ideas	Essential Questions
   Motion Model Particle Vector Graphical 1 Dimension 2 Dimension Reference Point System	4 - Integrate (Investigations) 3 - Model (Motion)	4 - I can integrate process standards in an investigation to discover more about this objective. 3 - I can model motion in a system using a particle model. 3 - I can model motion in a system using a vector model. 3 - I can model motion in a system using a graphical model.	A. Motion in a system based on a reference point can be modeled.	A.1 How can one dimensional motion be modeled? A.2 How can one dimensional motion be modeled? A.3 What information can be recorded in a particle model? A.4 What information can be recorded in a vector model? A.5 What information can be recorded in a graphical model?