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 Addison
Trail Library Catalog
(Be sure to go to the end of the pages of the results
when you search for.)
Willowbrook
High School Library Catalog
509 Sto The story of science : Newton at the
center. Washington, [D.C.]: Smithsonian Books, c2005.
530 Fey Feynman, Richard Phillips. Six easy
pieces : essentials of physics, explained by its most brilliant
teacher. Reading, Mass. : Helix Books, c1995...
530 Irw Irwin, Keith Gordon, 1885-1964.
The romance of physics. New York, : Scribner, [1966].
530 Von Von Baeyer, Hans Christian.
Rainbows, snowflakes, and quarks : physics and the world around
us. New York : McGraw-Hill, c1984.
531 Fle Fleisher, Paul. Objects in motion :
principles of classical mechanics. Minneapolis, Minn. : Lerner,
c2002..
531 Laf Lafferty, Peter. Force & motion.
New York : Dorling Kindersley, 2000.
R 500 New The New book of popular science.
Danbury, Conn. : Grolier,c1998...
R 500 Sci U-X-L science fact finder. Detroit
: UXL, c1998..
R 500 Sci Science and its times. :
understanding the social significance of scientific discovery.
Detroit : Gale Group, c2000..
R 500 Wor The World Book encyclopedia of
science. Chicago : World Book, c1999..
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There are many websites that
provide information on the laws of motion. Search ,netTrekker,
and
AccessScience (The Remote access codes are available
from the AT LMC)
Forces & Motion - Try dozens of experiments that will
demonstrate Newton's laws of motion. Choose from three levels:
beginner, intermediate, and advanced. Note the chart of what
skills are assessed in each experiment: observing,
communicating, comparing, organizing, experimenting, inferring,
and applying.
Newton's Laws of
Motion - Dynamics is the study of motion and forces, and a
fundamental concept in dynamics is the dynamical system.
Examples of dynamical systems include a satellite in orbit
around the earth and a beating heart. This web site has
excellent diagrams and pictures to help you understand the
importance of dynamics in the study of mechanics in physics.
Notes on Newton - Newton's Laws of Motion are the "backbone"
of dynamics, the study of the causes of motion. This web site
will help you understand Newton's Laws of Motion and help you
apply them to everyday situations. Newton's three laws are
broken down into separate links that are very detailed. There is
also a link to a concept map that is helpful for visual learners
and links to other web sites about the concept of dynamics in
physics.
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