Students finished rotating around the room and reading liquid volume of graduated cylinders and beakers.
There is no homework.
Wednesday, September 30, 2015
Tuesday, September 29, 2015
Volume
Students rotated around the room observing 30 different containers of liquid.
For each one they had to state how much each line represented and how much total liquid was in the container.
There is no homework.
For each one they had to state how much each line represented and how much total liquid was in the container.
There is no homework.
Monday, September 28, 2015
Marshmallow Challenge
Students turned in their Sum-Thing Fruitful lab if they didn't last Friday.
Students then worked together to create the tallest tower to support a marshmallow. Students used 29 pieces of spaghetti, 1 yard of tape, 1 yard of string, and 1 marshmallow.
This Friday's element quiz is 1 -36.
Students then worked together to create the tallest tower to support a marshmallow. Students used 29 pieces of spaghetti, 1 yard of tape, 1 yard of string, and 1 marshmallow.
This Friday's element quiz is 1 -36.
Friday, September 25, 2015
Sum-Thing Fruitful
Students finished their conclusion and turned their work in.
If conclusion isn't done it is homework
Students took an Element Quiz on 1-27
If conclusion isn't done it is homework
Students took an Element Quiz on 1-27
Thursday, September 24, 2015
Sum-Thing Fruitful
Students had to create a graph o 6 banana's mass of whole, mass of edible and mass of skin.
Students need to finish this for homework if not finished.
Also, element quiz tomorrow.
Students need to finish this for homework if not finished.
Also, element quiz tomorrow.
Wednesday, September 23, 2015
Sum-thing Fruitful
Students did a lab using a banana. They collected data on mass of entire banana, edible portion and skin. Qualitative and quantitative observations were also discussed.
There is no homework as we will finish this tomorrow.
There is no homework as we will finish this tomorrow.
Tuesday, September 22, 2015
Absolute Zero movie
Classes were shortened today to roughly 25 minutes.
Students finished watching Absolute Zero.
There is no homework.
Students finished watching Absolute Zero.
There is no homework.
Monday, September 21, 2015
Absolue Zero
Watched a movie and students wrote down 15 facts.
Friday's quiz is on the first 27 elements!
Friday's quiz is on the first 27 elements!
Friday, September 18, 2015
Element Quiz 2 1-18
Students finished their mass lab from yesterday and worked on the questions.
Students took an element quiz on 1-18
Homework: Finish mass lab questions
Students took an element quiz on 1-18
Homework: Finish mass lab questions
Thursday, September 17, 2015
Metric Mass
Students turned in their metric length worksheets from yesterday.
Students then worked on a mass lab using the triple beam balance.
Students then worked on a mass lab using the triple beam balance.
Wednesday, September 16, 2015
Metric Length
Students worked on a sheet for measuring metric length.
Homework is to finish the sheet.
Homework is to finish the sheet.
Tuesday, September 15, 2015
Metric - Length
Students corrected and turned in their metric conversion sheet.
Students cut out a paper meter stick.
They then had to measure the length of any 5 objects and write it in km, m, cm, and mm.
Students cut out a paper meter stick.
They then had to measure the length of any 5 objects and write it in km, m, cm, and mm.
Monday, September 14, 2015
Metrics - conversions
Students took notes on metrics and how to convert from small to large or large to small.
Homework: Finish conversion sheet
Friday: Quiz on the first 18 elements
Homework: Finish conversion sheet
Friday: Quiz on the first 18 elements
Friday, September 11, 2015
Element Quiz
Students handed in Temperature graph.
Students then took the Element Quiz 1-10
Periodic Table Song
Have a great weekend!
Students then took the Element Quiz 1-10
Periodic Table Song
Have a great weekend!
Thursday, September 10, 2015
Temperature
Students turned in their temperature sheet and worked on their temperature graph.
Need to finish graph for homework if not finished.
Tomorrow is Quiz on first 10 elements. Study!
Need to finish graph for homework if not finished.
Tomorrow is Quiz on first 10 elements. Study!
Wednesday, September 9, 2015
Metrics - temperature
Periods 1 and 2 were NWEA testing
Period 3 & 8 worked a graph on Celsius and Fahrenheit comparisons - this needs to be finished for tomorrow.
Period 6 got a temperature worksheet which needs to be completed for tomorrow.
Period 3 & 8 worked a graph on Celsius and Fahrenheit comparisons - this needs to be finished for tomorrow.
Period 6 got a temperature worksheet which needs to be completed for tomorrow.
Tuesday, September 8, 2015
Metrics - Temperature
Students took some notes on temperature and metrics.
They then received a temperature sheet to complete.
Homework: Finish temperature sheet.
Study the first 10 elements of the Periodic Table for quiz on Friday.
They then received a temperature sheet to complete.
Homework: Finish temperature sheet.
Study the first 10 elements of the Periodic Table for quiz on Friday.
Thursday, September 3, 2015
Directions, Procedures and Remind
Students had to write directions on "How to make a PB & J sandwich" - I then tried to make one following their steps.
Remind is a texting tool that texts students/parents reminders about assignments.
To sign up:
Text: @5034a5
To: 81010
Homework: Students need to write a procedure - step by step - explaining "How to tie a shoe" OR "How to text a message" This is due tomorrow.
Remind is a texting tool that texts students/parents reminders about assignments.
To sign up:
Text: @5034a5
To: 81010
Homework: Students need to write a procedure - step by step - explaining "How to tie a shoe" OR "How to text a message" This is due tomorrow.
Wednesday, September 2, 2015
Safety Notes and Scientific Summer
Students turned in their signed safety contracts and blog permission.
Students finished taking safety notes.
Students then cut out their Scientific Summer and mounted them on construction paper.
There is no homework.
Students finished taking safety notes.
Students then cut out their Scientific Summer and mounted them on construction paper.
There is no homework.
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