Use Force (not "the force") to do Work- Spring Cleaning

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Across
  1. 5. What it says on the UE1 classroom wall
  2. 6. What it says on the UE1 classroom wall
  3. 8. If Will Barkow climbs a tree and does 400J of work, using 25N of constant force, to hoist his lunch to him, how high up the tree is he?
  4. 11. The unit that represents Work done on something and is equal to 1 Newton-meter
  5. 13. The unit that represents Force, also the last name of a famous scientist
  6. 14. The amount of work done by you if you use 50N of constant force to carry laundry 10m up the stairs.
  7. 17. Help your parent's clean a few windows! If you clean six rectangular windows that are 28in wide and 40in tall, what is the total area (inches squared) that you cleaned?
  8. 19. The name of the equinox that marks the first day of Spring
  9. 20. how many millimeters(mm) are in 1meter(m)
Down
  1. 1. This bird is often a "sign of Spring" here in Wisconsin. It lays blue eggs.
  2. 2. The amount of work that Peyton did when he pushed really hard against the wall for several minutes
  3. 3. You help your Mom "spring clean" by lifting the tools your Dad left on the floor. If you did 648J of work by using 324N of constant force, how far did you displace the tools?
  4. 4. a term we use to describe the distance, or how far, something is moved in a Work equation
  5. 7. You clean that one crazy hexagon window that is way up high. Each side of the window is 18 inches. The apothem is 8inches. What is the area in inches squared?
  6. 9. How many millimeters(mm) are in a centimeter(cm)
  7. 10. You help "spring clean" by using a push broom to sweep your room. If use 20N of force to push the broom 5m against 5N of friction. How much work did you do?
  8. 12. What are people called that can use "the force"?
  9. 15. How many centimeters are in a meter?
  10. 16. It's the blueprint in the nucleus of each of your cells. Sometimes we say it is your socks in your drawer. It's Spring, clean your sock drawer!
  11. 18. Latin for "equal night", this event occurs twice a year (Spring and Fall) as the Earth revolves around the sun
  12. 19. This was Vivi's job in the classroom in March. Help your parents out by using the one in your house.