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Pub Type Edrs Price Descriptors DOCUMENT RESUME ED 428 964 SE 062 345 TITLE Newton's Apple Teachers Guides. Seasons 9-10-11-12: A . Collection of Lessons and Activities. INSTITUTION Twin Cities Public Television, St. Paul, MN. SPONS AGENCY 3M, St. Paul, MN. PUB DATE 1995-00-00 NOTE 293p.; For season 13, see ED 412 068. AVAILABLE FROM Newton's Apple, 172 E. 4th Street, St. Paul, MN 55101;Tel: 800-588-6398 (Toll Free); e-mail: [email protected] PUB TYPE Guides Classroom - Teacher (052) EDRS PRICE MF01/PC12 Plus Postage. DESCRIPTORS Architecture; Athletics; *Biological Sciences; Biology; Chemistry; Elementary Secondary Education; Geology; Hands on Science; Medicine; *Physical Sciences; Physics; *Problem Solving; *Science and Society; *Science Education; Space Sciences; Technology ABSTRACT Newton's Apple is a PBS family science program thatexplores basic science through high-energy, hands-on demonstrations. This volumeis a collection of the teacher's guides from four seasons of Newton's Applewhich were originally broadcast from 1991 through 1994. Each of thefour seasons in the volume contains 26 lessons and a combination of supplementarymaterials, including family guides, transparencies, and indexes. Topics covered in Season 900 include Olympic sports, solar-powered cars,steroids, forensic science, cancer causes and treatments, Frisbee physics, sewer science, dinosaurs, domed stadium architecture, photosynthesis, tears, slinkyphysics, the Soviet space program, the color of the sky, acid rain,biomechanics of high jumping, medical quackery, microwave ovens, telecommunications,solar eclipses, hip replacement, and airbags and collisions. Topics featuredin Season 1000 include how television works, satellite technology,Hollywood stunts, household chemistry, election polls and surveys,electric cars, creating monster masks, ozone, oil spills, diet and nutrition, Antarctica, AIDS, glass recycling, cockroaches, broken bones, Omnimax movietechnology, archery, the Aurora Borealis, air pressure, traffic control, cryogenics, locks and dams, blood typing, diabetes, and galaxy mapping. Topicsdiscussed in Season 1100 include rock climbing, taste and smell, emergency rescue, black holes, memory, in vitro fertilization, newspaper production, explosions, jumbo jets, meteors, windsurfing, permafrost, spotted owls and old growth forests, carpal tunnel syndrome, archeology, mazes and puzzle-solving, firefighting, dairy farming, North American bison, heart attacks, underwater diving and the bends, compact discs, garbage,infrared light, Mount Rushmore, and virtual reality. Season 1200 explores hang gliding, karate, Arctic survival and nutrition, aircraft carriers, brain science, garlic, dinosaurs in the movies, bread chemistry, movie sound effects, the sun, dinosaur extinction, floods, the Internet, antibiotics, ethnobotany, the Hubble Telescope, a raptor hospital, photography, redwood trees, electricity, printing money, gravity, bridges, and earthquakes. (WRM) a a a II BEST COPY AVAIL U S DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION PERMISSION TO REPRODUCE AND Office of Educational Research and Improvement EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION DISSEMINATE THIS MATERIAL HAS CENTER (ERIC) BEEN GRANTED BY is document has been reproduced as received from the person or organization originating it 0 Minor changes have been made to improve reproduction quality TO THE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES Points of view or opinions stated in this INFORMATION CENTER (ERIC) document do not necessarily represent official OERI position or policy 1 Newton's Apple Teachers Guides Seasons 910 11 12 A Collection of Lessons and Activities NEWTON'S APPLE is a production of KTCA Twin Cities Public Television. Made possible by a grant from 3M. Educationals materials developed with the National Science Teachers Association. These materials can be duplicated for educational purposes only. (:) 1995 Twin Cities Public Television 'NEWTON'S APPLE® 3 Welcothe to Newton's Apple Newton's Apple is the popular PBS family science program, broadcast on public television stations nationwide since 1983. Each program explores basic science through high-energy, hands-on demonstrations, featuring host David Hell, field reporter Peggy Knapp, and naturalist Nancy Gibson. Newton's Apple has answered thousands of science questions, ranging from "Why is the sky blue?" to "Why are flamingoes pink?" Comprehensive teachers guides have always accompanied the broadcasts of Newton's Apple, bringing the show's vivid demonstrations into classrooms at the elementary, middle and high school levels. The teacher's guides are designed to accompany the Newton's Apple television program segments, but are also a rich stand-alone resource in the classroom. With over 100 subjects covered, they offer many ways to help students discover the wonders of science. This volume collects the teachers guides from four seasons of Newton's Apple (seasons 9-12), which were originally broadcast in 1991 through 1994. Each of the four seasons in this volume has 26 lessons and a combination of ancillary materials (Street SmartsTM, Science Try Its TM, Family Guides, Animals, Transparencies, Season Indexes, Subject Indexes). The programs featured in these guides are still being broadcast on many PBS stations. Call your local PBS station to fmd out when Newton's Apple airs in your area and refer to the subject by the show number in the subject index in the back of this book. Educators are free to videotape the programs and use those tapes in their classrooms for three years from the broadcast date. If you miss taping a segment, you can also order tapes of selected Newton's Apple shows (see below). You can receive teachers guides for future Newton's Apple seasons for FREE by writing to: NSTA - Marketing Division 1840 Wilson Blvd. Arlington, VA 22201 For more information on how to order other Newton's Apple educational materials, including videotapes of selected programs, CD-ROM series "What's The Secret", Newton's Apple Multimedia Collection (interactive videodiscs), science kits, call or write: Toll Free: E-mail: Address: 1.800.LUV.NEWT [email protected] Newton's Apple 1.800.588.6398 172 E. 4th St. St. Paul, MN 55101 Special Note: Because these are reprints of previous teachers guides, we are not able to include special inserts included in the original packets (e.g. the posters, videotape labels and stickers). So while the copy in the different sections of the materials refer to these added materials, they are not part of this book. TABLE OF CONTENTS SHOW* SHOW* NUMBER PAGE NUMBER PAGE Season 9 9.1 Satellite Technology 1001 10.9 Welcome 9.2 Hollywood Stunts 1002 10.11 9th Season Index 9.3 Household Chemistry 1002 10.13 Past Seasons Index 9.4 Election Polls and Surveys 1003 10.15 Olympic Training Center 901 9.5 Electric Cars 1003 10.17 Luge 901 9.7 Monster Makeup 1004 10.19 Solar Powered Cars 902 9.9 Ozone 1004 10.21 Steroids 902 9.11 Oil Spills 1005 10.23 Murder Mystery 903 9.13 Diet and Nutrition 1005 10.25 Cancer Causes 904 9.15 Antarctica I 1006 10.27 Frisbee Physics 904 9.17 Antarctica II 1006 10.29 Sewer Science 905 9.19 AIDS 1007 10.31 Cancer Treatments 905 9.21 Glass Recycling 1007 10.33 Dinosaurs I 906 9.23 Cockroaches 1008 10.35 Dinosaurs II 906 9.25 Broken Bones 1008 10.37 Domed Stadium 907 9.27 Omnimax 1009 10.39 Photosynthesis 907 9.29 Archery 1009 10.41 Tears 908 9.31 Aurora Borealis 1010 10.43 Slinky Physics 908 9.33 Air Pressure 1010 10.45 Soviet Space 909 9.35 Traffic Control 1011 10.47 Sky Blue 909 9.37 Cryogenics 1011 10.49 Acid Rain 910 9.39 Locks and Dams 1012 10.51 High Jump 910 9.41 Blood Typing 1012 10.53 Medical Quakeries 911 9.43 Diabetes 1013 10.55 Microwave Ovens 911 9.45 Galaxy Mapping 1013 10.57 Telecommunications 912 9.47 10th Season Animals 10.59 Solar Eclipse 912 9.49 Science Try Its 10.61 Hip Replacement 913 9.51 Street Smart 10.63 Air Bags & Collisions 913 9.53 Transparency Master 10.65 9th Season Animals 9.55 Family Guide 10.67 Science Try Its 9.57 3M and Science Education 10.69 Family Guide 9.59 Credits 10.70 3M and Science Education 9.61 Credits 9.62 Season 11 11.1 Welcome 11.2 Season 10 10.1 Suggestions 11.3 Welcome 10.2 Newton's Apple Team 11.4 Suggestions 10.3 llth Season Index 11.5 Newton's Apple Team 10.4 Past Seasons Index 11.6 10th Season Index 10.5 Science Subject Index 11.7 Past Seasons Index 10.6 Rock Climbing 1101 11.9 Flow TV Works 1001 10.7 Taste and Smell 1101 11.11 * The show number corresponds to the season and the program. For example, 905 is the fifth program in the ninth season. Use this number to order a show or when asking your PBS station when they are going to rebroadcast it. k 5 SHOW* SHOW* NUMBER PAGE NUMBER PAGE Emergency Rescue 1102 11.13 Brain Mapping 1204 12.21 Black Holes 1102 11.15 Garlic 1204 12.23 Memory 1103 11.17 Movie Dinosaurs 1205 12.25 In Vitro Fertilization 1103 11.19 Bread Chemistry 1205 12.27 Newspaper 1104 11.21 Movie Sound Effects 1206 12.29 Bomb Squad 1104 11.23 Sun 1206 12.31 Jumbo Jets 1105 11.25 Dinosaur Extinction 1207 12.33 Meteors 1105 11.27 Floods 1207 12.35 Windsurfing 1106 11.29 Internet 1208 12.37 Permafrost 1106 11.31 Antibiotics 1208 12.39 Spotted Owl/ Ethnobotany 1209 12.41 Old-Growth Forests 1107 11.33 Hubble Telescope 1209 12.43 Carpal Tunnel Syndrome 1107 11.35 Raptor Hospital 1210 12.45 Archeology 1108 11.37 Photography 1210 12.47 Mazes 1108 11.39 Redwoods 1211 12.49 Firefighting 1109 11.41 Electricity 1211 12.51 Dairy Farm 1109 11.43 Printing Money 1212 12.53 Bison Roundup 1110 11.45 Gravity 1212 12.55 Heart Attack 1110 11.47 Bridges 1213 12.57 The Bends 1111 11.49 Earthquakes 1213 12.59 Compact
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