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Students find the limits—not confirmation—of Hooke's Law for everyday objects, making all experimental decisions and building skills in design, uncertainty analysis, and scientific argumentation.

Relationship between pitch and physical properties of an object.

Students discover circuit principles hands-on: lighting bulbs, building series/parallel circuits, measuring current & voltage, and creating I-V graphs for nonlinear resistors.

Students design and refine oscillation experiments with plucked rulers, centering scientific integrity, bias mitigation, statistical comparison, and peer presentation of findings.

Students investigate the relationship between steepness and speed of randomly moving particles, modeled by small vibrating toys called HexBots.

A two-session lab where students explore induction by dropping magnets through a coil.