DESERT ISLAND ESCAPE

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You have been stranded on a deserted island. You have a map that you brought with you. Click to access it. There is one boat to get off the island, but it is full of challenges. Good luck!

A cave! This looks promising. Is that the sound of running water? Maybe there is fresh water inside? Maybe even a boat? Click on the cave to enter or the arrow to return to the beach.

Oh! A message in the bottle! You can click the bottle to smash it and look at the paper inside of hit the arrow key to turn arround

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Enter the word you formed that tells you where to look next.

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It's a treasure chest! To open it up click on the treasure or hit the arrow to head back toward the safety of the beach.

A treasure map! Surely you'll find jewels and riches! Solve the puzzle by matching the term to the definition to find out where to look! You'll know you made it when you find that X marks the spot!

Velocity Acceleration Mass Inertia Friction Speed

The change in velocity of a body or object The amount of matter in an object The distance traveled over a certain unit of time The speed and direction of a moving object The resistance of an object to a change in motion The force that opposes the movement of one object or substance past another

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Use the button to persue looking for the buried treasure. Each location will have that button so you always know where you are and where you've been. X marks the spot for the treasure.

You found coconuts. It's a lovely snack out here. Unfortunately they don't help you escape the island

X marks the spot! Here be treasure! Click the X to get to the treasure or use the arrow to head back.

There are 2 boxes. You investigated and found the larger, heavier one needs a key. The smaller one needs a code. There is a clue on the bottom of the chest.

[Hint: Use the law number (1st, 2nd, 3rd) in the correct answer order to unlock the next code. Example: If question 1 is an example of Newton’s 2nd Law, then the first number in the lock code is 2.]

Determine which of Newton’s 3 laws of motion is shown in the examples below: 1. You move backward when you are roller skating and hit into the wall 2. A soccer ball moves when it is kicked 3. More force is needed to accelerate a sled that is twice the mass of another 5. A hockey puck will continue to travel in a straight line until it hits the net of the goal

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You need the correct key to unlock this.

Use Newton's laws to unlock

Use numbers only

An old article. Somewhere in this article is the information to help get open the treasure chest!

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7487

1764

1867

1687

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Riches beyond your wildest imagination! But no way off the island. Gold isn't very helpful unless you find a way home.

A creepy cave on the beach. Nobody has been here in a long time. You can choose to enter and look for a way off the island or hit the arrow to go back

You discovered a chest in a watery cave. There is a set of keys, but they are attached to a cave column. There is something etched into the rock. It looks like a clue to the lock. Click the keys to investigate or hit the arrow to go back.

What 7 letter word is being described in this paragraph? When you've got it. Use the letters in the corresponding cryptogram. Add up the value of the numbers to solve the puzzle.

When a car starts suddenly, the lower part of the body which is in contact with the car is in motion. But the upper part is still at rest. Hence, the passanger will move backwards in to the seat. but when the car stops suddently, the lower part of the body which is in contact with the car stops and the upper part is still in motion causing the passanger to be pushed forward.

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_ + _ + _ + _ + _ + _ + _ = CODE

98

Click the key that hold the answer

79

27

86

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This is locked. You need to unlock it first.

Whoo! You opened the chest. That vessel would have been great to carry fresh water. Unfortunately, it has a big crack. There is also a gemstone. There could be more treasure on the island. Keep looking around the island. Click the arrow.

You have stumbled on an abandoned hut. Click on the house to try and enter or hit the arrow to continue on.

There is a lock on the door that can be opened with a code. There are clues posted on sign. Click the door to look at the clues and unlock the door.

Match the data to the graph. Use the letters to unlock the door. For example, if question 1 matched graph A the first letter is A. If you need to enlarge the data or graph hover over it.

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4 LETTER PASSWORD TO UNLLOCK

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Explore

Explore

A chair is a good place to relax.

Gold coins! Treasure! You did read about buried treasure being on this island.

Funny. This map doesn't have an X. I wonder what that means.

Explore

Explore

An empty sack and water jug. That must mean there is food and water somewhere on the island

Broken window. Not much help.

A book shelf with handwritten books about the island weather and boat building. It looks like a book is missing.

Explore

Explore

Broken window. Keep looking.

Use the note for the problem

16.0N

4.71N

10.4N

34.2N

Click the key with the correct number

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Adventures on

Notebook

A desert island

Notes about the island

Use it with caution

Backpack

I have reason to believe that Newton was onto something with his laws of motion. As such I have used those very laws as clues for the food, water, and boat that will help lead to escaping this island.

Tiririri-ri!

Introduction

If you are reading this it means you have undertood my clues. Fantastic! I am Dr. Finnegan.

Survival Gear

Boat

Collect the gear on your way to the boat!

Food

Fresh Water

Backpack

Mission

Container

Recover and collect food

Food

2 Truths and a Lie

Ms. Fritzges steps out of a boat and onto a dock, but the boat slides back and Ms. Fritzges falls in the water.

Find the Lie

A. The boat moving back i is a reactive force

B. Ms. Fritzges foot pushing on the boat is a reaction force.

C. Water splashing away from Ms. Fritzges is a reaction force.

Backpack

Mrs. Seamon was dancing at a wedding and slipped and fell.

Find the Lie

A. Friction failed Mrs. Seamon

B. Mrs. Seamon exerts an action force on the floor

C. The floor excerts an action force on Mrs. Seamon

Backpack

Woow!!

You recovered food and cooking tools! You will need them to be able to eat during the days you spend getting home.

Yeah!

You've got food and cooking tools

Survival Gear

Boat

Collect the gear on your way to the boat!

Food

Fresh Water

Backpack

Mission

water

Fresh Water

Solve which of Newton's Laws is shown in the gifd

jug

Backpack

A. Newton's first law

B. Newton's third law

Backpack

A. Newton's third law

B. Newton's second law

Best answer

Backpack

Awesome!!

You recovered water and jugs. You will need them during the days you spend escaping.

Yeah!

You've got water, maybe it will be useful

Survival Gear

Boat

Collect the gear on your way to the boat!

Food

Fresh Water

Backpack

Mission

Paddles

Collect the hidden paddles so you can row your way home

Paddles

Backpack

When two forces are exerted on an object in the opposite direction, the forces are considered which of the following if the object does not move?

Here we go!!

A. Balanced forces

B. Universal forces

C. Balanced forces

Backpack

Almost there!!

When an initial force is applied, that is called the action force. What is the second force that occurs?

A. Revision force

B. Reaction force

C. Balanced forces

Backpack

keep it up!!

Paddles will be added to your backpack. You will need them to row away and get home.

Yeah!

You've got paddles, maybe it will be useful

Survival Gear

Boat

Collect the gear on your way to the boat!

Food

Fresh Water

The boat

Planks

Boat

You made it! You have collected the clues and the supplies

Desert island map

Drag the parts of the map to find where the boat was left and be able to flee from the desert island.

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Congratulations!

Wow, you got it!

You made it to the boat. Unfortunately any treasures you picked up were too heavy for the boat to carry with you and the supplies but you can fill out the form for credit for mastering Newton's Laws and escaping the Island

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