A STARTING POINT, MADE FOR YOU
The science teacher
toolbox.
Keep classroom examples, groups and experiment arithmetic together.
INSIDE THE TOOLBOX
Starter collection8 useful places to start.
Use the worked methods to discuss model assumptions, dimensions and sensible precision.
Newton’s second law calculator
Relate mass and acceleration to net force.
Kinetic energy calculator
Find classical kinetic energy from mass and speed.
Specific heat energy calculator
Estimate energy for a temperature change without a phase transition.
Buoyant force calculator
Find ideal buoyancy from displaced fluid volume and density.
Ohm’s law calculator
Calculate current and resistor power from voltage and resistance.
Molarity calculator
Calculate concentration from solute amount and final solution volume.
Random group generator
Shuffle a list into balanced groups.
Descriptive statistics
Mean, median, mode, spread and standard deviation for your numbers.
SMALL TASKS. LESS FRICTION.A few things you
A few things you
can tick off.
- Check an experiment’s expected quantities
- Discuss units and model limitations
- Arrange a class into practical groups