8th Grade Agenda
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Week of Aug. 29th to Sept. 2ndMonday, Aug. 29th
HW: C5 Drawing Conclusions - Scientific Method project due 9/6
Due: None
J6: What is an interpolated prediction? what is an extrapolated prediction in a data table?
CW: Review C4 Using graphs to make predictions
C5 - Drawing Conclusions - Complete side 2 for homework
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Week of Aug. 22nd to Aug. 26th
Friday, Aug. 26th
HW: Scientific Method Project Due Thursday, Sept. 1
Due: C3 - Three Kinds of Variables in an Experiment
J5: What are the steps of the Scientific Method
CW: Review C3
C4 - Using Graphs for Make Predictions
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Thursday, Aug. 25th
HW: C3 - Three kinds of variables
Due: C2 - Writing a hypothesis
J4: What are the three types of variables in an experiment?
CW: The Scientific Method - Review C2
C3 - Three kinds of variables
Project: The Scientific Method - Due Sept. 1st (21 pts)
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Wednesday, Aug. 24th
HW: Complete C2 - Writing a Hypothesis
Due: Covered books and materials
J3: What is the difference between an observation and an inference?
CW: Continue Scientific Method
C2- Writing a hypothesis statement
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Tuesday, Aug. 23rd
HW: C1 if incomplete in class
Due: Covered books and materials
J2: What is Science?
CW: The Scientific Method
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Monday, Aug 22nd
HW: Students who received books are to cover them in paper and bring them in tomorrow
Due: Lab Safety /Behavior Expections sheet
Materials for class
J1: What are the 3 branches of Science?
CW: Setup Science Notebook and Intro to The Scientific Method
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Week of May 9th to May 13th
Wednesday, May 11th
HW: Read pgs. 271-275
Due: N4 pg. 261 #1-6
J8: If HF polar or non-polar? Explain your answer
CW: Review N6 pg. 261 #1-6
Complete C4 (8105) WS pg. 145E/145F
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Tuesday, May 10th
HW: N4 Read pgs. 258-261 and answer Q's #1-6
Due: C3 WS pg. 137A/137B
J7: Is glucose C6H12O6, a molecule or an ionic compound? Explain your reasoning
CW: Review C3 Ws pg. 137A/137B6
Complete C4 WS pg. 145E/145F 8104
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(Monday, May 9th
HW: C3 WS pg. 137A/137B due to incomplete in class
Due: C2 for 8105 only
J6: Write the formula, the name and dot diagram for Lithium and Sulfur
CW: Demo Salt Bridge
The movement of cations and anions to the poles of a conductor
Review C2 pg. 129D (8105)
Discuss Covalent Bonds
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Week of May 2nd to May 6th
Friday, May 6th
HW: C2 WS for 8105
Due: N3 pg. 256 #1-6
J5: How are ionic bonds between elements formed?
CW: Review N3 pg. 256 #1-6
Discussion on Ionic bonds
C2- Atoms and bonding WS - Review (8104)
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Thursday, May 5th
HW: N3 Read pgs 255-256 #1-6
Due: None
J4: Draw the electron dot diagram for Ba and I.
CW: Great America permission slips
Review N2 pg. 247 #1-6
Valence electrons
C1- WS pg 129A/129B (8104/8105)
C2- WS pg. 129 D (8104)
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Tuesday, May 3rd
HW: N2 read pg 247 and answer Q's #1-6
Due: None
J2: What is a valence electron?
CW: Great America permission slips due tomorrow
Chapter 7 Quiz makeups
Discovery interactive Where do I belong?
N1- KWL for Chapter 8: Chemical Bonds and Compounds
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Monday, May 2nd
HW: Read pgs 243-246
Due: None
J1: What is the difference between an element and a compound?
CW: Great America chaperones
Chap 7 Quiz makeups and SNB tomorrow
Collect C5 EC Who Am I?
Correct SNB
Review 8th Grade standards covered in Unit 2
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Week of April 18th to April 22nd
Monday, April 18th
HW: Complete Study Guide, Study for quiz and complete KWL for Chap 7
Due: None
J8: What are the properties of the noble (inert) gases?
CW: Chapter 7 quiz tomorrow and SNB due
C4 - Study Guide for Chapter 7 (finish review before quiz)
Finish discussion on isotopes, radioactivity and half-life with 8104
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Week of April 11th to April 15th
Thursday, April 14th
HW: None
Due: N5 pg 228 #1-6
J7: what are the properties of non-metals?
CW: Chp 7 Test Tuesday
Review N5 pg 228 #1-6
Discuss properties of metals, non-metals and metalloids
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Wednesday, April 13th
HW: N5 read pg. 228 and answer Q's #1-6
Due: None
J6: What does reactive mean?
CW: Chapter 7 and SNB Monday
Review N4 pg 222 (8104)
C3 - WS pg. 87F and review
Discuss metals, metalloids and nonmetals
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Tuesday, April 12th
HW: Read pgs. 224-227
Due: N2 read lecture and answer Q's #1-5 pg. 236 None
No Journal
CW: Chap 7 Test and SNB on Monday
Review N3 pg 213 #1-5 and N4 pg 222 #1-6
Elementary School Science Fair Judging
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Monday, April 11th
HW: Read pgs. 216-222 and answer Q's #1-6
Due: N3 – Read pgs. 213 - 215 and answer Q’s #1-5
J5: How is the periodic table organized?
CW: Chapter 7 Test and SNB next Monday
Review N3 pg. 215 #1-5 - Tomorrow 4/12
Finish The Elements video
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Week of April 4 to April 8
Friday, April 8th
HW: N3 pg. 213 #1-5
Due: C1 WS pg. 79D/79E
J4: Who was Mendeleev and what did he do?
CW: Discuss organizing elements and the periodic table
Review C1 - and complete C2 WS 87B Organizing the elements
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Thursday, April 7th
Due to Reconciliation: Video on The Elements and The Periodic Table
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Wednesday, April 6th
HW: Read pgs. 207-212 and complete C1 WS
Due: N2 pg. 206 #1-5
J3: What is an isotope?
CW: Test Corrections for Chapter 6 due Monday (42/58)
Review N2 pg. 206 #1-5
Formation of Ions
Build an Atom for tomorrow
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Tuesday, April 5th
HW: N2- Read pg.s 205-206 and answer #1-5
Due: None
J2: How are elements named?
CW: Chapter 6 makeups today
Test corrections due Thursday
Sect. 7.1 Modern Chemistry and the Structure of Atoms
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Monday, April 4th
HW: Read pgs. 199-204
Due: None
J1: What is an atom?
CW: Chap 6 Test makeups tomorrow - Test Corrections due Thursday
Check quia for info
Correct SNB and organize for Chapter 7
N1 - KWL on Chapter 7 - Atomic Structure and the Periodic Table
think/pair/share
Sect 7.1 All matter is made of atoms (8-105)
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Week of Mar 28th to Apr 1st
Wednesday, Mar. 30th
HW: None
Due: SNB and KWL
No Journal
CW: Chapter 6 Test and SNB
Correct SNB on Monday
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Tuesday, Mar. 29th
HW: Study for Chapter 6 Test and organize SNB Complete L portion of KWL
Due: C7 Study Guide pg 189-190 #8-25
No Journal
CW: Chapter 6 Test and SNB due tomorrow
8-104 Review C6 inclass
Review C7 Study Guide
Complete/correct C8 Freeze Drying WS 55F
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Monday, Mar. 28th
HW: C7 Study Guide pg 189-190 Q's #8-25
Due: C6 WS pg. 55B/55C
J7: What are the equations for converting Celsius to Fahrenheit and Fahrenheit to Celsius?
CW: 8-104 Review pg. 179 Temperature Conversions
Discuss changes in state:
Melting, melting point, freezing, freezing point, vaporization (evaporation, boiling), sublimation, condensation
Review C6
Complete and collect C8 Freeze-drying
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Week of Mar 21st to Mar 25th
Friday, Mar. 25th
HW: Complete C6 if incomplete in class
Due: N4 pg. 185 Q's #1-6
J6: Why is a change in state a physical change rather than a chemical change?
CW: Chapter 6 Test and SNB Wed. Mar 30
Review N4 pg. 185 #106
C5 pg. 179 Temperature conversions (8-104 Review answers on 3/28)
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Thursday, Mar. 24th
HW: N4 Read pg. 184-185 and answer Q's #1-5
Due: C4 Bottle Making WS
J5: What is temperature?
CW: Chapter 6 Test and SNB for next Wednesday Mar 30
Review C3 and C4
Discuss Temperature conversions: Fahrenheit and Celsius
(Complete C5 pg. 179 tomorrow)
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Wednesday, Mar 23rd
HW: Read pgs. 180-183 and complete C4 State of Matter Bottle Making
Due: N3 pg. 178 Q's #1-6
J4: What are the units for volume
CW: Chapter 6 Test and SNB for Weds. Mar 30
Review N3 pg. 178 #1-5
Review L2 surface tension lab
Discuss What are the properties of a gas?
C3 - States of Matter WS 47B/47C
C4 - States of Matter Bottle Making
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Tuesday, Mar. 22nd
HW: N3 Read pgs. 177-178 and answer Q's #1-6
Due: None
J3: What are the properties of a liquid?
CW: Chapter 6 Test and SNB for next Wednesday, Mar 30
Demo- Viscocity: Vinegar, water, honey and corn syrup
C2- Venn diagram high/low viscocity
L2 - Surface tension: Pepper on the surface of water
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Monday, Mar. 21st
HW: Read pg.s 173-176
Due: None
J2: What are the properties of a solid?
CW: Discussion on States of Matter: solids
Suffixes: -ation, the sate of, process, act of (ex. Evaporation)
-ine: consisting of (ex. crystalline solid)
-sion: state of , process of, act of (surface tension)
Kinetic Theory of Matter and kinetic energy
Types of Solids: Crystalline and Amorphous
C1 - Venn diagram
L1- Observations and demo on sugar and chocolate (Crystalline and Amorphous solids)
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Week of Mar. 14th to Mar. 18th
Friday, Mar. 18th
HW: None
Due: None
J1: Describe the differences in particle movement between a solid, liquid, gas.
CW: N2 - Read pgs. 165-171 and answer Q's #1-6 and review in class
Video - Complete Atoms, Elements and Compounds
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Thursday, Mar. 17th
HW: None
Due: None
No Journal
CW: Setup SNB for Chapter 6 : States of Matter
N1 KWL Chap 6
think/pair/share
Classroom KWL
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Wednesday, Mar. 16th
HW: None
Due: SNB for Chap 5
No Journal
CW: Chapter 5 Quiz on Quia
Collect and correct SNB
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Tuesday, Mar. 15th
HW: Study for Chapter 5 Quiz and organize SNB
Due: "L" portion of KWL
No Journal
CW: SNB checklist for Chapter 5
Review C2 pg. 37-38
L2 - Analysis of Alka-Seltzer - Physical and chemical properties
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Monday, Mar. 14th
HW: Work on "L" portion of KWL for Chap 5
Due: N4 pg. 155 Q's #1-6
J7: What is a pure chemical change and how can you verify a chemical change has occurred?
CW: Chap 5 Quiz and SNB due on Wednesday
Review Safety Contract
Review N4 #1-6
Complete and review C2 WB pg. 37-38
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Week of Mar. 7th to Mar 11th
Friday, Mar. 11th
HW: None
Due: N4 pg 155 Q's #1-6
J7: What is a pure chemical change and how can you verify a chemical change has taken place?
CW: Announce Quiz for Chapter 5 on Wednesday, Mar 16th
Due to the Musical and Rally
Movie (TBA)
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Thursday, Mar 10th
HW: N4 Read pg. 154-155 answer Q's #1-6
Due: None
J6: What are the signs of a chemical change?
CW: Review L1- Calcium carbonate in vinegar - Acetic acid
Chemical properties and chemical change and the formation of new substances
Acetic acid (vinegar) and Sodium Bicarbonate (baking soda)
C1- WB 36-37 for Monday
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Wednesday, Mar. 9th
HW: Read pgs. 149-153
Due: N3 - pg. 147 Q's #1-6
J5: What is a physical property? Provide 3 examples
CW: Review N3 and C1
Demo on physical properties and physical change.
Review results of L1
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Tuesday, Mar. 8th
HW: N3 Read pg. 146-147 and answer Q's #1-6
Due: None
J4: How is a compound different from a mixture? Provide an example of a compound and a mixture.
CW: L1 - Investigate mixtures and compounds pg. 146
Review C1 WB pg. 26-27
Begin N3 in class if time
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Monday, Mar. 7th
HW: Read pgs. 143-145
Due: None
J3: Why is an element considered a pure substance?
CW: Sect 5.2 - Elements, Compunds and mixtures
Matter can be pure or mixed
Compound: a substance that contains two or more different types of atoms bonded together that can have different properties than the elements that make up the compound
ex. NaCl (salt) Na + Cl- seperately are poisonous
Mixture: A combination of substances that remain the same individual
substance but can be seperated physically
ex. metal shavings and table salt
Complete C1- WB pg. 26-27
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Week of Feb 28th to Mar. 4th
Friday, Mar 4
HW: None
Due: N2 pg 141 Q's #1-6
J2: Describe the different movements of atoms and molecules
CW: Review N2 pg. 141 Q's #1-6
Return Chapter 4 Test
Discoveryeducation.com - Elements and Compounds
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Thursday, Mar. 3rd
HW: N2 Read pgs 137-141 answer Q's #1-6
Due:None
J1: How is a molecule related to an atom? What makes up a substance?
CW: N1- Chapter 5 KWL
think/pair/share - class KWL
Demo on atoms and molecules
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Wednesday, Mar. 2nd
HW: None
Due: None
No Journal
CW: Correct SNB and setup for Chapter 5 - Collect D group for QA
Review Science Standards coverd for UNIT 1: Motion and Forces
Diagnostic for Unit 2: Structure of Matter
KWL tomorrow
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Tuesday, Mar. 1st
HW: None
Due: None
No Journal
CW: Mousecar Challenge
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Monday, Feb 28th
HW: None
Due: Cars and write-ups
No Journal
CW: Retake Chapter 4 Test (online portion only)
Turn in mousetrap/styrofoam cars and write -up
Correct SNB
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Week of Feb. 14th to Feb 18th
Thursday, Feb. 17th
HW: Study for Chapter 4 Test on Friday and orgnaize SNB. Work on mousetrap car and styrofoam car. Both car and wrtie up are due Mon. Feb 28th. Write-up must be typed.
Due: None
J20: What is the smallest particle of matter?
CW: 8-104 Continue Boy Oh Buoyancy boat float
Review Investigate buoyancy lab
Complete L portion of Chapter 4 KWL
Review KWL
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Wednesday, Feb 16th
HW: Study for Chapter 4 Test and organize SNB. Continue to work on mousetrap car or styrofoam car
Due: None
J19: Does surface area affect the buoyancy of an object? How?
CW: Continue Boy Oh Buoyancy boat float
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Tuesday, Feb. 15th
HW: Study for Chapter 4 Test and organize SNB. Continue to work on Mousetrap car or styrofoam car
Due: None
J18: What are the three states of matter?
CW: Boy Oh Buoyancy Boat Float
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Week of Jan. 31st to Feb. 4th
Friday, Feb. 4th
HW: N4 - Read pg. 119 - 122 and answer Q's #1-6. Work on design of aluminum boat for Boy Oh Buoyancy project due Thurs. 2/10
Due: C4 Extra Credit WS
J15: An object is dropped in two different fluids of different densities. How would the buoyancy of the object differ?
The buoyancy of the object will be greater in the fluid with a higher density
CW: Pass out mouse traps and aluminum foil - discuss rubrics for both Boy Oh Buoyancy (2/10) and Mouse Trap Cars (2/28)
discoveryeducation.com - Density
N4 - read pg. 119-122 and answer Q's #1-5
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Thursday, Feb 3rd
HW: None - Thank you being a St. Lawrence student!
Due: C5 Density Calculation WS
J14: What is the buoyant force? Buoyant force is the upward force that a fluid exerts on an object. It is also referred to as buoyancy
CW: Correct C5 - Density Calculation
Hand out Boy Oh Buoyancy WS
If complete read pg.s 119-121
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Wednesday, Feb. 2nd
HW: Read pg. 116-118 and complete C5 Density Calculations if incomplete in class
Due: None
J13: Pressure is measured in units called what?
Pressure is measured in units called pascals (Pa). One pascal is the pressure exerted by pone newton (N) of force on an area of one square meter (1m2). One Pa is equal to N/m2
CW: 8-104 Complete Dive In Internet activity on discoveryeducation.com
C5 - Density Calculation WS
If complete with C5 - read pgs 116-118 or work on C4 extra credit sheet which is due 2/4
Mousetrap car demo
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Tuesday, Feb. 1st
HW: None
Due: C2, C3 and N3 pg. 114 #1-6
J12: In water, is the pressure greater below an object or on top? Explain
CW: Correct C2 - Density Calculation WB pg. 235
Correct C3 - WB pg. 201 -202
Correct N3 (8104)
Intro and signup for Mousetrap car assignment
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Monday, Jan. 31st
HW: None
Due: N3 pg. 114 #1-6
J11: How are air pressure and water pressure the same? How are they different?
CW: Correct N3 pg. 114 #1-6 (8105)
L1 - Internet Activity - Dive in - Density and Buoyancy
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Week of Jan. 24th to Jan. 28th
Friday, Jan. 28th
*** Science Fair ***
HW: None
Due: N3 pg. 114 Q's #1-6
No Journal due to Science Fair
CW: Correct N3 pg. 114 Q's #1-6
Postpones til Monday
L1 - Internet activity on density and buoyancy
discoveryeducation.com
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Thursday, Jan. 27th
HW: Complete N3 pg. 114 Q's #1-6 if incomplete in class
Due: None
J11: When changing altitude, why do your ears pop?
CW: C3 - Density Calculation worksheet
Review C3 in class
Sect. 4.2 Pressure in a fluid varies with depth
N3- Read pages 110 to 114 and answer q's #1-6
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Wednesday, Jan 26th
HW: None
Due: None
No Journal
CW: Finish Class Presentations for Science Fair
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Tuesday, Jan. 25th
HW: None
Due: None
No Journal
CW: Class Presentations for Science Fair
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Monday, Jan. 24th
No School - In Service
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Week of Jan 17th to Jan 21st
Friday, Jan 21st
HW: None
Due: None
J9: Why is it important to conduct research before constructing your hypothesis statement?
CW: Class Presentations
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Thursday, Jan 20th
HW: None
Due: None
J8: What is meant by "real world" applications? How could you relate your experiment to the real world? Provide and example
CW: Class Presentations
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Wednesday, Jan 19th
HW: None
Due: None
J7: Review- What is an independent variable? What is a dependent variable? Provide and example as it pertains to your experiment.
CW: Sample Judging questions
Practice Presentations
A/B students C/D students
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Tuesday, Jan 18th
HW: None
Due: None
J6: Review- What is a control variable? Provide and example as it pertains to your experiment.
CW: Seating arrangements
Sample Judging questions
Practice Presentations
A/B students C/D students
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Monday, Jan 17th
No School - MLK Holiday
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Week of Jan 10th to Jan 14th
Friday, Jan. 14th
HW: Practice Science Fair presentations
Due: Complete Science Fair display board and lab report
No Journal
CW: Work on Science Fair projects in class
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Thursday, Jan. 13th
HW: Continue to work on Science Fair project. Complete display board and lab report due this Friday, Jan 14th (Tomorrow)
Due: None
No Journal
CW: Work on Science Fair projects in class
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Wednesday, Jan 12th
HW: Continue to work on Science Fair project. Complete display board and lab report due this Friday, Jan 14th
Due: None
No Journal
CW: Work on Science Fair projects in class
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Tuesday, Jan. 11th
HW: Continue to work on Science Fair project. Complete display board and lab report due this Friday, Jan 14th
Due: None
No Journal
CW: Work on Science Fair projects in class
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Monday, Jan 10th
HW: Continue to work on Science Fair project. Complete display board and lab report due this Friday, Jan 14th
Due: None
No Journal
CW: Discussion on lab report rubric
Work on Science Fair projects in class
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Week of Jan. 3rd to Jan 7th
Friday, Jan 7th
HW: Continue to work on science fair project. Complete display boards and report due Friday, Jan 14th
No Journal
Due: Science Fair data, observation and conclusion
CW: Work on science fair projects.
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Thursday, Jan 6th
HW: Continue to work on science fair projects. Data and Conclusion due Friday Jan 7th
Due: None
J5: A lead sinker has a mass of 227g and a volume of 20 cm3. what is its density?
CW: Work on science fair projects
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Wednesday, Jan 5th
HW: Continue to work on science fair projects. Data and Conclusion due Friday Jan 7th
Due: N2 pg. 107 Q's #1-6
J5: What the information to be included in your data analysis and conclusion?
CW: Correct N2 pg. 107 Q's #1-6
Work on science fair projects
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Tuesday, Jan. 4th
HW: N2- Read pgs. 106-107 and qnswer q's #1-6. Post on website or bring in hardcopy.
Continue to work on sceince fair data analysis, observations and conclusions. Due Friday, Jan. 7th
Due: None
J3: What are examples of how your data is displayed on your boards?
CW: Complete regestration to website - schoolrack
Work on science fair projects. Please bring materials to work on projects tomorrow.
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Monday, Jan. 3rd
HW: Read pgs. 103 to 105 and continue to work on science fair project. Data, observations and conclusions are due Friday, Jan 7th
Due: None
J2: What is volume? What is mass? How are they similar and how do they differ?
CW: Please bring your science fair projects to work on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
Sect. 4.1 Objects have mass and volume
Discussion on volume, mass and matter
How to calculate volume V=l*w*h or V=A*h
Standard unit of measurement of mass (kg) and volume (cm3)
1mL=1cm3
Archimede's principle and displacement
Create login for schoolrack in order to submit assignments online
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Week of Dec. 13th to Dec 17th
Friday, Dec. 17th
HW: Work on science fair project and have a happy holiday!
Due: None
No Journal
CW: Finish Movie - Cars.
Work on science fair projects
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Thursday, Dec. 16th
HW: Continue to work on science fair project
Due: None
J1: What is density?
CW: C1 - Demo on Density
Write a hypothesis statement, observe demo and write a conclusion based on experiment
Work on science fair projects
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Wednesday, Dec. 15th
HW: Continue to work on science fair projects
Due: None
No Journal
CW: Work on science fair projects
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Tuesday, Dec. 14th
HW: Continue to work on science fair projects
Due: None
No Journal
CW: Chapter 4 Density and Buoyancy
Vocabulary KWL - think/pair/share
Classroom KWL
Work on science fair projects
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Monday, Dec. 13th
HW: None
Due: None
No Journal
CW: Display boards and discuss format
Announce homework notice policy
Setup SNB for Chapter 4
Activity: What has changed ? TB pg. 101
Will it Float? TB pg. 101
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Week of Dec. 6th to Dec. 10th
Friday, Dec 10th
HW: Continue to work on science fair project
Due: None
No Journal
CW: Due to VPA - Movie: Cars
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Thursday, Dec. 9th
HW: Continue to work on science fair projects
Due: Science notebooks
No Journal
CW: Chapter 3 Quiz online
Science notebook peer correction
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Wednesday, Dec. 8th
HW: Study for Chap 3 Quiz and setup SNB
Due: None
J13: What is static friction and how does it differ from rolling friction?
CW: Chap 3 Quiz and SNB due tomorrow 12/9
login to discoveryeducation.com
SNB checklist
Complete and review C6 (Reinforcing key concepts WB p. 169)
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Tuesday, Dec. 7th
HW: Continue to work on science fair project
Due: None
J12: How does Newton's 3rd Law apply to friction?
CW: Chapter 3 Quiz on Thurs. 12/9
Science notebook is also due
Return C2, C3, C4, C5
Discussion on friction: Types of friction - Static, Sliding and Rolling friction
Helpful and Harmful friction adn the use of lubricants to reduce friction
Review C5 - Reading study guide B (WB pg. 163-164)
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Monday, Dec. 6th
HW: Continue to work on science fair project
Due: N4 pg. 90 Q's #1-6
J11: What forces are acting upon a skydiver? What is terminal velocity?
CW: Chapter 3 Quiz on Thurs (online)
Announcement about SF display boards
Review N4 pg. 90 #1-6
C5 Reading Study Guide B (WB 163-164) - Review on Tues.
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Week of Nov. 29th to Dec. 3rd
Friday, Dec. 3rd
HW: N4 - Read pgs. 89-90 and answer Q's #1-6 and continue to work on science fair report
Due: None
J10: How does speed and surface area affect air resistance?
CW: Sierra Club breakfast
8-104 Review C2 Falling Fast WS
Mythbusters: Friction- Burning Jeans
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Thursday, Dec. 2nd
HW: Read pg. 86-88 and continue to work on science fair project
Due: N3 pg. 83 q's #1-6
J9: What is the normal force?
CW: Review N3
Return and review C3
C4 - Complete Reinforcing Key Concepts (WB pg. 158)
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Wednesday, Dec. 1st
HW: N3 Read pgs 82-83 and answer Q's #1-6
Continue to work on science fair project
Due: None
J8: What is the direction of the tension force applied to the chain of
bunnies in the demo? Are the elastic forces in clay strong or weak? Explain
CW: Complete C3 - WB pg. #153-154
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Tuesday, Nov. 30th
HW: Read pgs. 79-81 and continue to work on science fair projects
Due: None
J7: Provide an example of compression v.s tension force
CW: Discussion on Science Fair projects
Review C2
Demo on Elastic Forces: Barrel of Rabbits, Floating ping pong ball and magic marshmellows
C3- Reading Study Guide (WB pg. 153-154) - Will work on in class tomorow 12/1.
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Monday, Nov. 29th
HW: Continue to work on Science Fair project
Due: None
J6: What is Free Fall?
CW: Post answers for C1 and review
Discussion of acceleration due to gravity
C2- Calulate Acceleration due to gravity (WS)
F=mg g=9.8 m/s2
Review C2 tomorrow in class
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Week of Nov. 22nd to Nov. 26th
Friday, Nov. 26th
Thanksgiving Holiday
No School
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Thursday, Nov. 25th
Thanksgiving Holiday
No School
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Wednesday, Nov. 24th
Thanksgiving Holiday
No School
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Tuesday, Nov. 23rd
HW: None
Due: None
J5: Gravity works as what type of force on an object in orbit? What is the accceleration of an object falling to Earth due to gravity?
CW: Movie - Acceleration due to gravity and an interactive activity
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Monday, Nov. 22nd
HW: None
Due: N2 pg. 77 q's #1-6
J4: What is the minimum speed needed to put an object into Earth's orbit?
CW: L2 - Falling water (handout)
Review N2
Review C1
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Week of Nov. 15th to Nov. 19th
Friday, Nov. 19th
In Service Day - No school
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Thursday, Nov. 18th
HW: N2- Read pgs. 75-77 and answer q's # 1-6
Due: None
J3: What is an orbit?
CW: Conclude discussion regarding gravity - sect. 3.1
C1- Gravity is a force exerted by masses.
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Wednesday, Nov. 17th
HW: Read pgs. 70-74
Due: Test Corrections for 69% and below
J2: What is weight and how does it relate to mass and gravity?
CW: Discussion on Set. 3.1
L1- Downward acceleration on pg. 71. Answer questions
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Tuesday, Nov. 16th
HW: Test Corrections for Test 69% and below
Due: None
J1: What is gravity and how is it related to mass?
CW: Demo on friction. Let it Slide pg. 69
Internet activity on pg. 69: What is your weight on other worlds
Discussion of mass vs. weight
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Monday, Nov. 15th
HW: Test Corrections for Test 69% and below
Due: Science Fair materials and procedures
No Journal
CW: Return Chapter 2 TEST and Review
Setup SNB for Chapter 3 - Gravity, Elastic Force and Friction
Chapter 3 KWL
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Week of Nov. 8th to Nov. 12th
Friday, Nov. 12th
HW: Work on Science Fair materials and procedures due Mon. Nov 15th
Due: None
No Journal
CW: Movie - The Physics of Motion
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Thursday, Nov. 11th
HW: Work on Science Fair materials and procedures due Mon. Nov. 15th
Due: None
No Journal
CW: Peer Corrections of SNB
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Wednesday, Nov. 10th
HW: Work on Science Fair materials and procedures due Mon. Nov. 15th
Due: None
No Journal
CW: Chapter 2 Test
Turn in SNB
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Tuesday, Nov. 9th
HW: Study for the Chapter 2 Test. Work on Science Fair materials and procedures due Monday, Nov. 15th
Due: KWL and Study Guide
No Journal
CW: Chapter 2 Test tomorrow
Review for Chapter Test
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Monday, Nov. 8th
HW: Complete "L" portion of KWL. Complete study guide if incomplete in class. Study for Chapter 2 Test. Work on science fair materials and procedures list due Mon. Nov. 15th
Due: C8 - Memory Jogger and final hypothesis statement
J14: What are the two formula's for acceleration? Hint: One relates to force and mass.The other relates to velocity and time.
CW: Review C8 and work on study guide in class
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Week of Nov. 1st to Nov. 5th
Friday, Nov. 5th
Chapter 2 Test postponed until Wednesday, Nov. 10th
HW: C8 Memory Jogger (if incomplete in class), Chapter 2 Study Guide (download from website). Final hypothesis statement is due Mon. Nov. 8th
Due: N4 pg. 61 q's #1-6 (8-104)
J13: Provide two examples of Newton's third law of motion: What are the action and reaction forces?
CW: Demo of Newton's 3rd Law of Motion (Forces act in pairs/skateboard) 8-104
L2- Newton's 3rd Law of Motion: How do action and reaction forces compare? (TB pg. 58) 8-104
C8- Memory Jogger and Study Guide 8-105/8-104
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Thursday, Nov. 4th
HW: Work on final hypothesis (due Mon. Nov. 8th). Study for chapter 2 test
Due: N4 pg. 61 q’s #1-6
J12: A clam moves by shooting jets of water out of its shell, explain how this works.
CW: Demo on Newton’s 3rd law – Forces act in pairs (Inline skates)
Discussion on Newton’s 3rd Law of motion
Think/pair/share before pairing up to do experiment
L3 Newton’s 3rd Law –How do action reaction forces compare? (TB pg. 58)
answer questions and collect after review
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Wednesday, Nov. 3rd
HW: N4 - Read pgs. 60-61 and answer q's # 1-6 on pg. 61. Work on
science fair project- final hypothesis due Mon. Nov. 8th
Due: None
J11: What is the acceleration of a 15 kg shopping cart when a force of 5 N is applied?
CW: Complete C7 in class 8-105
C7 complete side 2 and review 8-104
Sect. 2.3 - Forces act in pairs
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Tuesday, Nov. 2nd
HW: Read pgs. 57-59. Work on science fair project - final hypothesis is due Mon. Nov.8th
Due: C4 - 8-105
J10: Demo (Nunchucks): What forces are acting on the nunchucks?
CW: C5 - Force and Mass determine acceleration (WB 95)
C6 - Force and Mass determine acceleration (WB 97)
C7 - 8-104 (complete side1) review in class
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Monday, Nov. 1st
HW: C4 (8-105). Work on final hypothesis statement due Mon. Nov. 8th -
Due: Both classes - Science Fair research and bibliography
N3 - pg. 55 #1-6 (8-105)
J8: What is circular motion? (8-105)
J9: Use Newton's second law to explain the following: If the same force is applied to two objects of difference mass, which would have the greater acceleration?
CW: Announce Chapter 2 Test for next week
Review N3 pg. 55 #1-6 (8-105) and demo centripetal force
C4: Force and Mass determine acceleration (WB 91/92)
Complete C4 in class and Review
C5: Force and Mass determine acceleration (WB 95) challenge and extension
Complete and review in class
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Week of Oct. 25th to Oct 29th
Friday, Oct. 29th
HW: Work on research and bibliography. Both due Mon. Nov 1st.
Due: N3 pg. 55 q’s #1-6 (8-104 only, N3 due 11/1 for 8/105)
J8: What is circular motion? (exclude 8-105 due to carnival)
CW: Review N3 pg. 55 #1-6 (8-104)
CW for Monday both 8-104 and 8-105:
C4: Force and Mass determine acceleration (WB 91/92)
Complete C4 in class and Review
C5: Force and Mass determine acceleration (WB 95) challenge and extension
Review in class
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Thursday, Oct. 28th
HW: N3 - Read pg. 52-55 and answer Q’s # 1-6. Research and bibliography
Due: None
J7: What is the equation for force? What is the unit used for force?
A person is pushing a chair with net force of 6 N to the left. The chair is pushing back on the person with a net force of 2N. Will the person or the chair move and if so, in what direction?
What is the force is needed to accelerate a 10kg shopping cart to 3 m/s2?
CW: 8-104 - Work on Research and bibliography (due to rally
8-105 - Think/pair/share
L1 - Force and acceleration (TB pg. 49) answer questions on pg. 49 regarding lab
Discussion on Force and Acceleration
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Wednesday, Oct. 27th
HW: Read pgs. 49-52. Work on research and bibliography both are due Nov. 1st
Due: None
J6: Does mass of an object influence the force needed to changean objects change in motion? Explain
CW: Work on research and bibliography for science fair
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Tuesday, Oct. 26th
HW: Complete C3 if not completed in class. Research and bibliography for fair project due Nov. 1st)
Due: None
J5: Can an object with forces acting on it move at a constant velocity?
CW: Reminder - Quiz retakes at lunch or after school
Review C2: Forces change Motion Study Guide B (pg. 80/81 WB)
C3: Forces Change Motion –Challenge and Extension worksheet (pg. 84 WB) and Review
Brain Pop Video on Newton’s Law of Motion
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Monday, Oct. 25th
HW: Continue to work on research, bibliography and hypothesis. Written Research and bibliography due Monday, Nov. 1st
Due: N2- read pg. 46-47 and answer q’s # 1-5. 8-105 turn in C1 from Friday
J4: What is Inertia? How is Inertia related to mass? What is the formula for force?
CW: Quiz Retakes on Tues at lunch and/or after school
Review N2 pg. 47 q's #1-5 and Review C1
Review C2: Forces change Motion Study Guide B (pg. 80/81)
C3: Forces Change Motion –Challenge and Extension worksheet (pg. 84 WB)
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Week of Oct. 18th to Oct. 22nd
Friday, Oct. 22nd
HW: N2 Read pg. 46-47 and answer q’s # 1-5 and complete C2. Continue to work on research, bibliography an hypothesis
Due: Rough draft of hypothesis statement
J3: What is net force and how does net force relate to balanced and unbalanced forces?
CW: Demo and discussion of Newton’s 1st law of Motion and Inertia
C1: Forces Change Motion (pg. 86 WB). Review C1 in class
C2: Complete Forces change Motion Study Guide B (pg. 80 and 81 WB). Review in class (Unable to complete during class - do as homework)
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Thursday, Oct. 21st
HW: Read pg. 44-45, Science Fair project research, bibliography and hypothesis.
Due: None
J2: What are the 3 types of Forces and provide an example of each
CW: Demo of Net Force and calculations of Net Force
C1: Forces Change Motion (pg. 86 WB). Review C1 in class
C2: Complete side 1 of Forces change Motion Study Guide B (pg. 80 WB). Review pg 80 in class
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Wednesday, Oct. 20th
HW: Work on research and bibliography
Due: None
J1: What is Force? Provide two examples
CW: Work on Science Fair project research and bibliography
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Tuesday, Oct. 19th
HW: Read pg. 41-43, work on science fair project research and bibliography, hypothesis
Due: None
No journal
CW: Review Chapter 2 Vocabulary
N1 - Chapter 2 KWL with a think/pair/share
Internet activity from classzone.com (pg 39 of TB)
Demo and discussion of Force
Discuss bibliography style (bibme.org and/or easybib.com)
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Monday, Oct. 18th
HW: Quiz Corrections for scores less than 60%.
8-104 Start rough draft of science fair hypothesis
Due: 8-104 Science Notebooks
No Journal
CW: 8-104 Correct Science Notebooks
Return and discuss Chapter 1 Quiz
8-104 Return science fair agreements and discuss preliminary hypothesis
Discuss Science Fair due dates, research and hypothesis
8-104 Request for Service Hours
Setup science notebooks for Chapter 2: Force
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Week of Oct. 11th to Oct. 15th
Friday, Oct. 15th
HW: Start preliminary hypothesis
Due: None
No Journal
CW: Setup science notebooks for chapter 2
Return science fair agreements and discuss preliminary hypothesis
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Thursday, Oct. 14th
HW: None
Due: Science notebook
No Journal
CW: Correct and Review Quizzes
Peer corrections of science notebooks
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Wednesday, Oct. 13th
HW: Organize science notebook
Due: KWL for Chapter 1
No Journal
CW: Chapter 1 Quiz
Checklist for science notebook
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Tuesday, Oct. 12th
HW: Complete "L" portion of KWL and Study for the Quiz
Due: C7 Acceleration challenge for Extra Credit
No Journal
CW: Review C5 and C6 worksheets
Game to Review for Quiz
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Monday, Oct 11th
No School - Observance of Columbus Day
Week of Oct. 4th to Oct. 8th
Friday, Oct. 8th
Due: 8-105 N4, C5, C6 for full credit .. no extra credit
J14: show acceleration on a graph
CW: Quiz rescheduled for Weds. 10/13 (sect. 1.1 to 1.3 on Motion)
Complete L2 Accelerometers and questions - 8-104
Review C5, C6 and N4 in class
8-105 and 8-104 - Complete C7 Acceleration Calculations (on the back of L2) for extra credit
HW: Study for Quiz - rescheduled for Weds. 10/13
and have a nice weekend
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Thursday, Oct. 7th
Due: C5/C6, N4 pg. 31 q's #1-6
8-105 -Extra credit added to C5, C6 and N4 for those who completed the homework an turned it in today- All others, turn in tomorrow for full crdit w/o extra credit
J13: What does Vf and Vi represent in the equation for acceleration Vf-Vi/time? What is the unit for acceleration?
CW: Collect N4, C5 and C6
L2: Accelerometers and datasheet
Review L2 in class
Complete C7 - Acceleration calculations
C8 - Bug Race is extra credit
HW: 8-105 - Complete N4 pg.31 #1-6, C5 and C6
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Wednesday, Oct. 6th
Due: C6 (8-104)
J12: What is the equation used to calculate acceleration?
CW: Demo flying pig and acceleration
Acceleration PowerPoint
Complete C5 and C6
HW: N4 - Read pg. 31 and answer q's #1-6, complete C5/C6 if incomplete in class
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Tuesday, Oct. 5th
Due: L1 Graphs (2 graphs 8-105) (1 graph 8-104)
J11: How much time does it take an object traveling at an average speed of 65 m/s to travel 5 kilometers?
CW: Rework graph of distances at 10, 25 and 50 secs.
C6 - Determining Speed (Veloctity) 8-104
HW: Read pg. 28-30, C6 (for 8-104)
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Monday, Oct. 4th
Due: Science Fair agreement , L1 lab writeup
J10: What is the distance an object travels is it's average speed is 1.25 m/s in 30 secs.
CW: Quiz scheduled for Tues. 10/12
Review L1 - 10.1 Speed, Marbles anyone?
Create two graphs: Graph 1 - Graph results from L1 - Graph distance and average time
Graph 2- Graph calculated distance and average speed in 10 secs, 25 secs and 50 secs.
HW: Complete both graphs of results for L1 10.1 Speed, Marbles anyone?
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Week of Sept. 27th to Oct. 1st
Friday, Oct. 1st
Due: None
J9: What is acceleration?
CW: Reminder Science Fair participation agreement due Monday 10/4
Complete Lab - L1: 10.1 Speed, Marbles anyone?
HW: Complete L1 questions
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Thursday. Sept. 30th
Due: N3 questions #1-6 on pg. 23
J8: What is a vector? What is a scalar? Give an example of a vector? What is the unit used for velocity?
CW: Review N3 questions #1-6
Review C3 (post answers) 8-104
Lab L1: 101 Speed- Marbles anyone?
HW: None
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Wednesday, Sept. 29th
Due: C4- Calculating and graphing speed
J7:
CW: Confirm online textbook setup
Review C4
Velocity (Speed and direction)
Vector and Scalars
HW: N3 - Read pgs. 22 -23 and answer questions #1-6
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Tuesday, Sept. 28th
Due: C3- Average Speed in Pinewood Derby
J6: What is speed? How are speed and poition related?
CW: Review C3- Average Speed in Pinewood Derby (8-104)
C3 - 8-105 in class
Calculating Usain Bolt's 100 m dash
C4- Calculating and graphing avererage speed
HW: Complete C4 and read pg. 19-21
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Monday, Sept. 27th
Due: None
J5: How does your observation of motion depend on your own motion?
CW: Science Fair participation agreement (Due Monday, Oct. 4)
Review C1 or C2
Section 1.2: Speed measures how fast position changes
Activity : Calculate Usian Bolt's speed and that of your classmate
C3- Average Speed in Pinewood Derby
HW: Read pgs. 16-18 in textbook.
8-104 - Complete C3 for homework
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Week of Sept. 20th to Sept. 24th
Friday, Sept. 24th
Due: N2 - pg. 14 questions #1-5
J4: What is a frame of reference?
CW: Review N2
C1: Reading Study Guide B
Relative Motion
C2:Investigate Changing Position Datasheet and Activity
HW: None
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Thursday, Sept. 23rd
Reminder: Test corrections due only for tests less than 70%
Due: None
J3: What information do you need to describe an object's postition?
CW: Chapter 1 - Motion
C1- Reading Study Guide B
HW: N2 - Read pages 12-14 and answer questions #1-5
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Weds. Sept. 22nd
Due: None (enter N1-KWL in science notebook)
J2: Draw a picture of an ant crawling across your foot
Draw a picture of a hiker on a hiking path froom left to right
CW: Chapter 1: Motion
Motion activity: Rolling along
Internet activity: Google Maps and Mapquest
HW: None
Tuesday Sept. 21st
Due: None
J1: What is motion?
CW: Return tests
Prepare science notebooks for Chapter 1: Motion
N1- KWL - Chapter 1
HW: Complete KW portion of KWL
Test corrections due Friday 9/24
Monday, Sept. 20th
Due: C3 - Scientific Investigations w.s, N1 - Metric Review Homework, L1 - Gummy Bear write-up
J1:
CW: Review C3, N1 and L1.
KWL Chapter 1: Motion
HW: Complete KW portion of KWL
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Tuesday, Sept. 21st
Due:
J2:
CW:
HW:
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Week of Sept. 13th -Sept 17th
PLEASE NOTE: TEST MAKEUPS ARE THIS FRIDAY
Students will need to arrange their test times for either before school at 7am or after school at 3 pm. Please plan for the test to last approx. 45 mins.
Students have been notified of Fridays makeups
Monday Sept. 13th
Due: None
Journal: Redo Test Question (Renjii Experiment)
CW: R1 - Test Reflections
Peer corrections of science notebooks
HW: None
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Tuesday Sept. 14th
Due: None
J1: What tool is used to measure volume? mass? temperature? length?
CW: C1 - Smile Metric Style activity
HW: none
Wednesday Sept. 15th
Due: none
J2: What is a quantitative observation? What is a qualitative observation?
CW: Demo unit conversion ladder
C2- Metric unit conversion worksheet
HW: C1 Smile Metric Style graphs
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Thursday Sept. 16th
Due: C1 Smile Metric Style Graphs
J3: What is density? How is it calculated?
CW: Review C2 - Metric Unit Conversions
Demo use of balance scale and calculation of volume/density of Gummy Bear
L1 - Day 1 Gummy Bear Lab
HW: C2 Metric Mania
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Friday Sept. 17th
Due: C2 - Metric Mania
J4:
CW: Review C2 Mteric Mania w.s
L1 - Continue Gummy Bear Lab Day 2
C3 - Scientific Investigations
HW: Complete C3 Scientific Investigations ws, N1 - Metric Review Homework, L1 - Gummy Bear write-up
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Week of Sept. 7 to Sept. 10
***Scientific Method Test and Notebook rescheduled for Friday Sept. 10***
Monday Sept. 6th
NO SCHOOL
Tuesday Sept. 7th
Due: L02
No journal question
CW: Review L02 graph and complete Sponge Bob worksheets
HW: complete Sponge Bob ws and L02 graph
Wednesday Sept. 8th
Due: L02
CW: Review L02 graph
Notebook Checklist
Scientific Method Study Guide
HW: Study guide and complete arrangement of notebook
Thursday Sept. 9th
Due: Study guide
CW: Notebook Checklist
Scientific Method Study Guide
HW: Study for the Test and complete arrangement of notebook
Friday Sept. 10th
Due: Notebooks
No journal
CW: TEST
HW: none
Week Aug 30 to Sept 3
**************Test on the Scientific Method Thurs. Sept. 9 *******
Notebooks also due Sept. 9
Fri. Sep 3
Due: None
J10
CW: L02 - Complete Descent of Paper Helicopter Lab
HW: Work on L02 - Helicopter Lab
Thurs. Sep 2
Due: C07
J09
CW: Review C07 Sponge Bob and Friends prt 1
L02 - Descent of Paper Helicopter Lab
HW: None
Wed. Sep 1
Due: C06 - Drawing Conclusions
J08
CW: Review C06
C07 - SpongeBob Controls and variables
HW: Complete C07 - SpongeBob ws
Tues. Aug. 31
Due: C05 - Operational Definitions
J07
CW: C06 - Drawing Conclusions
HW: Complete C06 - Drawing Conclusions - Elodea portion
Mon. Aug. 30
Due: C04
J06
CW: C05 Operational definitions
HW: Complete C05
Week of August 23 to 27
Fri., Aug 27th
Due: C03 - 3 kinds of variables
J05
CW: C04 - Using a graph to make predictions
HW: None
Thurs. Aug. 26th
Due: Observation/Inference L01 and Hypothesis Writing C02
CW: Review Hypothesis writing WS (C02)
Scientific Method : Three kinds of Variables (C03)
Complete on Friday 8/27 - Using Graphs to make predictions (C04)
HW: Popsicle sticks
Weds. Aug 25
Due: Observation /Inference WS C01 per. 1 and per 4 only
J03: What is the difference between an observation and an inference?
CW: Observation/Inference Actvity Wrap up L01
Hypothesis Writing WS C02
HW: Complete L01 and C02
Tuesday, Aug. 24
Due: Observation / Inference worksheet per. 2,3,5,and 6 only
J02: What is Science?
CW: Review Observation/Inference worksheet (C01)
Notebook Setup
Observation/Inference Lab (L01)
HW: Observation /Inference worksheet (per. 1 and 4 only)
Monday, Aug. 23
Due: Signed classroom expectations and safety lab handout
Journal 0.1: What are the 3 branches of Science? Earth, Life and Physical Science
Classwork: KWL - Scientific Method
Observations and Inferences Worksheet
Homework: Period 2 - Complete Observation/Inferences worksheet
Period 3 - Complete Observation/Inference worksheet
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Agenda - Friday Aug. 20
Classwork:
Seating Assignments, Lab Seating Assignments, Assign Textbooks, Review Greensheet ‘Behavior Expectations’ and lab safety procedures for student/parent signature, Classroom rules and procedures
Homework:
Parent signature on Behavior Expectations/Lab safety Greensheet due Monday 8/23
Bring in Supplies on Monday
Signed and returned handbooks by Weds. 8/25 for a free dress Thurs. 8/26
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Acceleration powerpoint
Complete C5 and C6
