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Vector Game

1) The document describes a vector game where students stand on a grid marked floor and walk vectors called out by a caller using cards showing vector diagrams. 2) One student acts as the caller and referee, calling out vectors for other students to walk on the grid floor according to the x and y axes. 3) Students take steps in the directions of the x and y components of the vector called out to correctly walk the vector, with the caller verifying using the diagram cards.

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Vector Game

1) The document describes a vector game where students stand on a grid marked floor and walk vectors called out by a caller using cards showing vector diagrams. 2) One student acts as the caller and referee, calling out vectors for other students to walk on the grid floor according to the x and y axes. 3) Students take steps in the directions of the x and y components of the vector called out to correctly walk the vector, with the caller verifying using the diagram cards.

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Vector Game

Apparatus large clear floor area marked with grid, set of cards showing vectors The grid can be marked on using masking tape. The squares should be big enough to stand in, and an x and y direction should also be clearly marked. The cards should have a vector written on them, and a diagram showing the vector. Action One student acts as caller, and also as referee. The other students choose a starting position and walk the vectors called by the caller. The caller should call one vector, and then watch that everyone walks it correctly. The diagram on the card allows the caller to double-check the vectors as walked. The Physics The axes are chosen in advance and marked, so you know which direction is +x and which direction is +y. For example, forward may be +y and right may be +x. If the caller says 5x + 3y you take 5 steps to the right and three steps forward. If the caller says -5x - 3y you take five steps left and three steps back. 3x 2y grid on floor -2y x sample card y

3x y

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Vector Game One group member is the caller and judge. They take the cards and call out the vectors, and see who walks them correctly. Everyone else chooses a starting point near the middle. Walk the vector as called. When you get it wrong, youre out!

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