Following modern and innovative educational ideas, CMA develops Teaching and Learning Activities for use at different school levels. Our resources illustrate the use of tools integrated in the Coach 7 software such as Data logging, Control, Video analysis, or Modeling.
Below you can browse through free materials, activities for Primary School, and selected examples for Middle & High School levels. If you do not have yet access to all resources but like to know what we offer you can check an overview per subject.
Primary School Level
Our activities include:
- Teacher Guides
- Student Worksheets
- Coach Software Activities
Middle & High School Level
In this activity you will investigate the electrical activity of your heart using an ECG sensor. Also the effect of, for example exercising or a cup of coffee, can be
Our defense system is not an easy topic to understand. This model helps students to understand the topic more easily. Students can study the impact of factors such as incubation
In this activity the blood pressure is derived from measurements with the blood pressure sensor. In the analysis the oscillometric method is used.
In this activity students conduct a video measurement of the growth of the root and stem of a plant after germination. They analyse the growth curve of the plant and
Chemistry
Titration with step motor burette
In this activity students carry out a titration to determine the concentration of an acidic solution. The equivalence point can be determined from the titration curve. Compared to a “regular”
In this activity students study an existing model of an irreversible reaction of N2O4 to NO2 and expand it in order to create a chemical equilibrium. In order to teach
Magnesium and hydrochloric acid
In this activity students study the reaction between magnesium and hydrochloric acid using a pre-recorded video. The reaction equation shows that a gas is produced. By measuring the amount of
Students learn to work with the gas chromatographer (BT45i) while doing this activity. They use hydrogen gas obtained from the Hofmann apparatus. This activity is easy and fast and helps
In this activity students record temperature during a cooling process of hot water and check the validity of Newton’s law of cooling for the collected data
In this activity students determine the speed of sound in air. There are two measuring methods offered in the activity. Depending on an interface a different method can be used
In this activity students explore radioactive decay via a given decay model. Based on the model they determine the function, which describes the radioactive decay. Further they modify the model
In this activity students measure on the video clip and graph the movement of a trampoline jumper. Students create the velocity and acceleration versus time graphs and analyse both graphs.