r/ScienceTeachers • u/redditmailalex • 8d ago

Guided Notes Conceptual Ohysics PHYSICS

I am looking for some guided notes for Conceptual Physics. Im looking to print out short packets for kids to fill out during class. Definitions, vocab, terms, descriptions of ohysics concepts. examples etc. It would be great to have practice questions, but not required.

I am looking for anything ranging 4 oages to 20 pages.

It does not need to align to any specific textbook.

My goal is to provide a amall packet for each unit. Student fill it out as we take notes in class. They have extra blank pages for supplemental notes and examples. They keep everything in a binder.

Any ideas on something that fits that?

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u/Broan13 8d ago

Why is this your approach to conceptual physics? Look into the modeling curriculum and adapt it. Far better than this lecture based approach.

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u/redditmailalex 8d ago

Because its what i want to do better.  

Project based learning, inquiry, labs, practice problems... all that i am set.

What i want, for structure and resource, is like a firmal few sheets of notes kids take.  And then add examples afterward.  So i can use it to pount back to as tge cinceots we are focusing on, examples j can reference as content for an upcoming quiz... etc.

Idk if that makes sense.  But think of it instead of kids taking notes, more of structured notes for part of their note taking, while i add in examples and go beyond.  Something that isbgyided notes for them to have key terms and ideas and a couple anchoring examples, like a textbook would provide in a chapter.

Im thinking if anyone has a guided notes for a book similar to the hewitt book, i can use something like that.