Mrs. Flynt's Wiki Page / Rockets, Force and Motion Vocabulary

Anywhere that you see a word or phrase underlined with red dashes, YOU can create a wiki page that links to this one!

This is called "wikifying" a word!

STEP 1: Click on the vocabulary word underlined with red dashes that you want to wikify.

STEP 2: Name your new page. Give it the EXACT name of the vocab word you clicked on -- don't alter the capitalization or the link won't work!!!

STEP 3: Select the "Vocabulary Template" for your word wiki.

STEP 4: Click on Create New Page.

STEP 5: Click on edit page and get started making your own page!

You can provide information about the definition, give examples, include pictures or diagrams. You can change fonts, change the background, and do whatever you want (as long as you keep it appropriate) to make your wiki word page spectacular!

Be sure to give yourself credit for the hard work that you do!

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Helpful Links

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Florida Electronic Library
Another great source to use when conducting research for any class!

Latin-Greek Cross Refernce Page
Great for looking up Latin and Greek Root words.

Gifford Middle eLibrary

User name: gms

Password: dolphins

Grolier Online Encyclopedia

password: sdirc

Wikipedia
The always-changing, constantly updated free online encyclopedia. Can be a great site to launch your research. Just be cautions of its validity -- anyone can edit/add/change information!

Citation Machine
Get help citing your sources!

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“equi” (Latin Meaning)

“kinetikos” (Latin meaning)

“libra” (Latin meaning)

acceleration

acceleration due to unbalanced forces