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Where Do We See Examples of Dimensional Analysis?

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Where Do We See Examples of Dimensional Analysis?

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Believe it or not, but units are actually everywhere in the real world and not just in science or math class! Find an example of a unit conversion factor that is used in real life and share it in our Padlet discussion.

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Post an example problem on one of the slides utilizing conversion factors! Don't forget to put your name & to respond to at least 2 other peers. Remember significant figures & to report your answers in scientific notation.

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Record a short video (5-10 minutes) explaining the importance of significant figures, scientific notation, and dimensional analysis as if you were teaching a class of your own! Upload your video to the shared Google Folder.

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Get access to files anywhere through secure cloud storage and file backup for your photos, videos, files and more with Google Drive.

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Create your own graphic similar to the one above to represent the fundamentals of dimensional analysis using Google Slides. Your graphic can have any kind of object that you like; strawberry cake, footballs, gaming controller, etc... Get creative!

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Write down a couple of strengths you have when learning about significant figures & dimensional analysis. Be kind to yourself! Then write down a couple of your weaker points & set some goals for yourself for the end of the unit. Share your learning goals with me over Google Chat.

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Write some fun lyrics about the significant figure rules to the beat of one of your favorite songs or create your own! Use this video as an example for some inspiration! Record your song & upload to Youtube.

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Chemistry Music Video 2:  Big Sig Fig Gig

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This quiz will be ungraded, but track your progress and be sure to ask questions!

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Pick up a ruler (make sure it measures both inches and centimeters) and measure random objects around the room! Write down how long each object is in centimeters and inches in your lab notebook and relate your measurements to one another by using a conversion factor. Use Adobe Scan to turn your work into a PDF and upload it to Google Classroom.