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PHYSICAL SCIENCE for FALL 2016-2017 |
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Lessons - Motion 1.1 August 23-26, 2016 |
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Tuesday- 8/23 PowerPoint Lesson: Worksheet: |
Assessment Alert - BenchMark on Thursday Topic: Motion - Newton's Second Law/ Warm-Up - Question of the Day Essential Questions:
Vocabulary: Force/Newtons
Group Work: WhiteBoard Activity Drawing Free Body Diagrams with cards
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Closure: Assist students in organizing the knowledge |
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Wednesday- 8/24 PowerPoint Lesson: Worksheet: Newton's Three Laws as they Lab Exercise: Balloon Racing |
Assessment Alert - BenchMark on Thursday Topic: Motion - Newton's Third Law Warm-Up - Question of the Day Essential Questions:
Vocabulary: Action/Reaction PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Group Work: WhiteBoard Activity Name That Law Group Review Activity Independent Work Exercise: Newton's Three Laws as they apply to Lab Exercise: Balloon Racing Closure: Assist students in organizing the knowledge |
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Thursday- 8/25 PowerPoint Lesson: Worksheet: Newton's Three Laws as they Lab Exercise: Balloon Racing |
Assessment Alert - BenchMark on Today Topic: Motion - Newton's Third Law Warm-Up - Question of the Day Essential Questions:
Vocabulary: Action/Reaction PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Group Work: WhiteBoard Activity Name That Law Group Review Activity Independent Work Exercise: Newton's Three Laws as they apply to Lab Exercise: Balloon Racing Closure: Assist students in organizing the knowledge
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Friday- 8/26 PowerPoint Lesson: Worksheet: Newton's Three Laws as they Lab Exercise: Balloon Racing |
Topic: Motion - Newton's Third Law Warm-Up - Question of the Day Essential Questions:
Vocabulary: Heads Up Game PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Group Work: WhiteBoard Activity Name That Law Group Review Activity Independent Work Exercise: Newton's Three Laws as they apply to Lab Exercise: Balloon Racing Closure: Assist students in organizing the knowledge |
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Monday- 8/15 PowerPoint Lesson: Graphing Velocity Worksheet: Homework: |
Assessment Alert - Quiz on Thursday Topic: Motion - Graphing Motion & Marble Racing Warm-Up - Question of the Day Essential Questions:
Vocabulary: Slope/Momentum PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Graphing Velocity and Acceleration Group Work: WhiteBoard Activity Independent Work Exercise: Lab Exercise: Marble Racing FLIP CLASSROOM : Homework A deeper look at what we will learn in class tomorrow. Closure: Assist students in organizing the knowledge |
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Wednesday- 8/17 PowerPoint Lesson: Worksheet: |
Assessment Alert - Quiz on Thursday Topic: Motion - Newton's First Law Warm-Up - Question of the Day Essential Questions:
Vocabulary: Inertia/Friction/Force PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Group Work: Table Talk Independent Work Exercise: Closure: Assist students in organizing the knowledgegained in the lesson. Return to PowerPoint Lesson |
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Thursday- 8/18 PowerPoint Lesson: Worksheet: Showing Forces |
Assessment Alert - Quiz Thursday Topic: Motion - Newton's Second Law Warm-Up - Question of the Day Essential Questions:
Vocabulary: Force/Newtons PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Group Work: WhiteBoard Activity Independent Work Exercise: Closure: Assist students in organizing the knowledgegained in the lesson. Return to PowerPoint Lesson |
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Friday- 8/19 PowerPoint Lesson: Worksheet: |
Assessment Alert - Quiz Today Topic: Free Body Diagrams Warm-Up - Question of the Day Essential Questions: Vocabulary: Free Body Diagrams PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Group Work: WhiteBoard Activity Drawing Free Body Diagrams with cards Independent Work Exercise: Closure: Assist students in organizing the knowledgegained in the lesson. Exit Worksheet |
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Monday- 8/22 PowerPoint Lesson: Worksheet: Newton's Three Laws as they |
Topic: Motion - Newton's Third Law Warm-Up - Question of the Day Essential Questions:
Vocabulary: Action/Reaction PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Group Work: WhiteBoard Activity Name That Law Group Review Activity Independent Work Exercise: Newton's Three Laws as they apply to the Lab Exercise: Balloon Racing gained in the lesson. Power Point Closure |
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Monday- 8/8 PowerPoint Lesson: Worksheet: Graphing |
Assessment Alert - Quiz on Wednesday Topic: Motion - Graphing Warm-Up - Question of the Day Essential Questions:
Vocabulary: Interpolate/Extrapolate PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Group Work: Getting the Point Independent Work Exercise:
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Tuesday- 8/9 PowerPoint Lesson: Worksheet: Distance/Displacement Worksheet Distance/Displacement Graphing Graph Paper |
Assessment Alert - Quiz on Wednesday Topic: Motion -Distance and Displacement Warm-Up - Question of the Day Essential Questions:
Vocabulary: Distance/Displacement PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Group Work: Distance/Displacement Whiteboard Exercise Distance/Displacement Graphing Activity Independent Work Exercise: Distance/Displacement Worksheet Closure:Assist students in organizing the knowledgegained in the lesson. Return to PowerPoint Lesson |
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Wednesday- 8/10 PowerPoint Lesson: Worksheet: Survival Motion |
Assessment Alert - Quiz on TODAY! Topic: Motion - Velocity, Momentum, Acceleration Warm-Up - Question of the Day Essential Questions:
Vocabulary: Acceleration/Momentum Heads-Up Vocabulary Game PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Distance/Displacement Lesson - All Motion Group Work: Scalar/Vector Vocabulary Game Independent Work Exercise: Lab Exercise: Marble Racing Instructions gained in the lesson. Return to PowerPoint Lesson |
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Thursday- 8/10 PowerPoint Lesson:
Worksheet: Survival Motion |
Topic: Motion - Velocity, Momentum, Acceleration Warm-Up - Question of the Day Essential Questions:
Vocabulary: Acceleration/Momentum Heads-Up Vocabulary Game PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Distance/Displacement Lesson - All Motion Group Work: Scalar/Vector Vocabulary Game Independent Work Exercise: Lab Exercise: Marble Racing Instructions gained in the lesson. Return to PowerPoint Lesson |
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Friday- 8/12 PowerPoint Lesson:
Graphing Velocity Worksheet: Homework: FLIP CLASSROOM : A deeper look at what we |
Topic: Motion - Graphing Motion & Marble Racing Warm-Up - Question of the Day Essential Questions:
Vocabulary: Slope/Momentum PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Graphing Velocity and Acceleration Group Work: WhiteBoard Activity Independent Work Exercise: Lab Exercise: Marble Racing FLIP CLASSROOM : Homework A deeper look at what we will learn in class tomorrow. Closure: Assist students in organizing the knowledge |
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Thursday- 8/4 PowerPoint Lesson: Scientific Method/ Worksheet: Introduction to the
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Topic: Motion -The Scientific Method Warm-Up - Question of the Day Essential Questions:
Vocabulary: Observation/Inference PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Scientific Method/Observations/Inferences Group Work: Introduction to the Scientific Method Independent Work Exercise: Closure:Assist students in organizing the knowledgegained in the lesson. Return to PowerPoint Lesson |
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Friday- 8/5 PowerPoint Lesson: Worksheet: |
Topic: Motion - Graphing Warm-Up - Question of the Day Essential Questions:
Vocabulary: Interpolate/Extrapolate PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Group Work: Getting the Point Independent Work Exercise:
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Highlights Lesson Plans can be |
WEEK in REVIEW SWBAT: Understand motion in terms of speed, velocity, |
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Lessons - Motion 1.1
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Thursday- 8 PowerPoint Lesson: Worksheet: Distance/Displacement Worksheet |
Topic: Motion -Distance and Displacement Warm-Up - Question of the Day Essential Questions:
Vocabulary: Distance/Displacement PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Group Work: Distance/Displacement Whiteboard Exercise Distance/Displacement Graphing Activity Independent Work Exercise: Distance/Displacement Worksheet Closure: Assist students in organizing the knowledge **************************************************** |
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Thursday- PowerPoint Lesson: Worksheet: |
Topic: Motion - Velocity, Momentum, Acceleration Warm-Up - Question of the Day Essential Questions:
Vocabulary: Acceleration/Momentum Heads-Up Vocabulary Game PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Distance/Displacement Lesson - All Motion Group Work: Scalar/Vector Vocabulary Game Independent Work Exercise: Lab Exercise: Marble Racing Instructions Closure: Assist students in organizing the knowledge **************************************************** |
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Monday- 8/8 PowerPoint Lesson: Graphing Velocity and Acceleration Worksheet: FLIP CLASSROOM : This HW assignment wll better |
Assessment Alert - Quiz on Wednesday Topic: Motion - Graphing Motion & Marble Racing Warm-Up - Question of the Day Essential Questions:
Vocabulary: Slope/Momentum PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Graphing Velocity and Acceleration Group Work: WhiteBoard Activity Independent Work Exercise: Lab Exercise: Marble Racing FLIP CLASSROOM : Science Friction Lesson A deeper look at what we will learn in class tomorrow. Closure: Assist students in organizing the knowledgegained in the lesson. Return to PowerPoint Lesson |
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Tuesday- 8/9 PowerPoint Lesson: Worksheet: Homework: |
Assessment Alert - Quiz on Wednesday Topic: Motion - Newton's First Law Warm-Up - Question of the Day Essential Questions:
Vocabulary: Inertia/Friction/Force PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Group Work: Table Talk Independent Work Exercise: Closure: Assist students in organizing the knowledgegained in the lesson. Return to PowerPoint Lesson |
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Wednesday- 8/10 PowerPoint Lesson: Worksheet: |
Assessment Alert - Quiz Today Topic: Motion - Newton's Second Law Warm-Up - Question of the Day Essential Questions:
Vocabulary: Force/Newtons PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Group Work: WhiteBoard Activity Independent Work Exercise: Closure: Assist students in organizing the knowledgegained in the lesson. Return to PowerPoint Lesson |
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Topic: Free Body Diagrams Warm-Up - Question of the Day Essential Questions: Vocabulary: Free Body Diagrams PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Group Work: WhiteBoard Activity Drawing Free Body Diagrams with cards Independent Work Exercise: Closure: Assist students in organizing the knowledgegained in the lesson. Exit Worksheet |
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Thursday- 8/11 PowerPoint Lesson:
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Topic: Motion - Newton's Third Law Warm-Up - Question of the Day Essential Questions:
Vocabulary: Action/Reaction PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Group Work: WhiteBoard Activity Name That Law Group Review Activity Independent Work Exercise: Newton's Three Laws as they apply to the Lab Exercise: Balloon Racing gained in the lesson. Power Point Closure |
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Friday- 8/12 PowerPoint Lesson:
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Topic: Motion - Warm-Up - Question of the Day Essential Questions:
Vocabulary: PowerPoint Lesson Presentation:
Group Work: WhiteBoard Activity Independent Work Exercise:
Lab Exercise: Tie to catch up - quiz corrections Closure: Assist students in organizing the knowledgegained in the lesson. Power Point Closure |
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Tuesday- 3/22 PowerPoint Lesson: Worksheet: |
Topic: Work and Power Warm-Up - Question of the Day Essential Question: What is the relationship between the forces applied to an object and the displacement of the object? What is the relationship between work and power? Group Work: Take notes as you go along, please 1)White Board Exercise Do the word problems that go along with the power point presentation as a table exercise. Teach each other. 2) Working in your "Table Group" Finish and turn in the Work and Power packet from last week.
Vocabulary: - Work/Power PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: - Power Power Power - Work Work WorkIndependent Work Exercise: - Please complete the "Work and Power Lab Packet" Closure: Essential Question/Time With Teacher |
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Monday- 2/29 PowerPoint Lesson: Worksheet: Please hand in your QOD |
Topic: Thermodynamic Systems Warm-Up - Question of the Day !Assessment ALERT! -Quiz on Wednesday Essential Question: What is the difference between heat and temperature? What are the primary methods of energy transfer? Group Work: TODAY begins our Roller Coaster Adventure. During the second half of class, you will be working on designing your coaster. Please read through the entire Web Quest and visit each of the recommended sites. Please watch all videos. How to build a Roller Coaster Physics Style Vocabulary: - Heat and Temperature - Conduction/Convection/Radiation
PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: - Thermodynamic Systems
Independent Work Exercise: - Cornell Notes - Quiz Corrections Closure: Essential Question/Time With Teacher |
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Tuesday- 3/1 PowerPoint Lesson: - Kinetic and Potential Energy Worksheet: The sub will hand out the worksheet. Please hand this in at the end of the Block. |
ATTENTION PLEASE: I was informed late yesterday afternoon that I would have to proctor the ACT today. This was not my first choice. I would rather be in class with you all; however, i do not always get what i want. Please take notes on the PowerPoint and solve the problems along with answering the question of the day. When you have completed this, you can work on your Class Project. Ms. Horan's class can work on doing their test and quiz corrections. We will resume our usual studies when I return tomorrow. Sorry - will miss you all!
Topic: Potential and Kinetic Energy Warm-Up - Question of the Day !Assessment ALERT! - Quiz on Friday Essential Question: What is the relationship between potential and Kinetic Energy? Vocabulary: - Heat and Temperature - Conduction/Convection/Radiation PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: - Kinetic and Potential Energy
Independent Work Exercise: - Solving Problems Worksheet
Group Work: TODAY begins our Roller Coaster Adventure. During the second half of class, you will be working on designing your coaster. Please read through the entire Web Quest and visit each of the recommended sites. Please watch all videos. How to build a Roller Coaster Physics Style Closure: Essential Question/Time With Teacher |
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Wednesday- 3/2 PowerPoint Lesson: Worksheet: |
Topic: Energy Warm-Up - Question of the Day Essential Question: What is the relationship between potential and Kinetic Energy? Group Work: - White Board Exercise - I'm a genius/I'm OK/HELP Vocabulary: - Potential/Kinetic Energy PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: - EnergyIndependent Work Exercise: Closure: Essential Question/Time With Teacher |
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Thursday- 3/3 PowerPoint Lesson: - Kinetic and Potential Energy Worksheet: |
Topic: Energy Warm-Up - Question of the Day !Assessment ALERT! -Quiz on Friday Essential Question: What is the relationship between potential and Kinetic Energy? Group Work: - Poster Board Review Activity - White Board Exercise - I'm a genius/I'm OK/HELP Vocabulary: - Potential/Kinetic Energy PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: - Kinetic and Potential Energy Independent Work Exercise: Closure: Essential Question/Time With Teacher |
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Friday- 3/4 Class #1 PowerPoint Lesson: - Kinetic and Potential Energy
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Class #1 Topic: Potential and Kinetic Energy Warm-Up - Question of the Day !Assessment ALERT! - Quiz today Essential Question: What is the relationship between potential and Kinetic Energy and how does it apply to our Roller Coaster? Vocabulary: - Energy/Potential/Kinetic PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: - Kinetic and Potential Energy Independent Work Exercise: -Quiz Group Work: TODAY begins our Roller Coaster Adventure. During the second half of class, you will be working on designing your coaster. Please read through the entire Web Quest and visit each of the recommended sites. Please watch all videos. How to build a Roller Coaster Physics Style Closure: Essential Question/Time With Teacher
Class #2 Topic: Newton's Laws Warm-Up - Question of the Day !Assessment ALERT! -Quiz today Essential Question: What are the variables that affect motion? Objective: To understand the relationship between forces and motion. Group Work: - Vocabulary Game Vocabulary: Inertia/Force/Newtons/Weight PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Independent Work Exercise: - Quiz Closure: Essential Question/Time With Teacher/Draw it
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Monday- 2/22 PowerPoint Lesson: - Review Velocity Acceleration - Science FrictionWorksheet: - Acceleration Worksheet |
Topic: Speed Velocity/Acceleration and Momentum Warm-Up - Question of the Day !Assessment ALERT! -Quiz on Wednesday Essential Question: What are the variables that affect motion? Group Work: - WhiteBoard Activity Vocabulary:Acceleration/momentum/speed/velocity Friction PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: - Review Velocity Acceleration Independent Work Exercise: Closure: Essential Question/Time With Teacher |
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Tuesday- 2/23 PowerPoint Lesson:
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Topic: Newton's Laws Warm-Up - Question of the Day !Assessment ALERT! -Quiz on Wednesday Essential Question: What are the variables that affect motion? Objective: To understand the relationship between forces and motion. Group Work: - Posters and Paste Vocabulary: Inertia/Force/Newtons/Weight PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: - Newtons LawsIndependent Work Exercise: Closure: Essential Question/Time With Teacher/Draw it |
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Wednesday- 2/24 PowerPoint Lesson:
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Topic: Free Body Diagrams Warm-Up - Question of the Day !Assessment ALERT! - Assessment Today! Essential Question: How do free-body diagrams help us understand the types and direction of forces working on an object? Objective: To understand the definition of force and how its application effects the different parts of a system. Group Work: - White Board Draw It!
Vocabulary: Free Body Diagram/Force/Newtons/
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Independent Work Exercise: - Free Body Diagrams Work Sheet Closure: Time With Teacher/Vocabulary Game |
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Thursday- 2/25 PowerPoint Lesson: Worksheet: - Free Body Diagrams Work Sheet |
Topic: Free Body Diagrams Warm-Up - Question of the Day !Assessment ALERT! - Assessment Friday Essential Question: How do free-body diagrams help us understand the types and direction of forces working on an object? Objective: To understand the definition of force and how its application effects the different parts of a system. Group Work: - White Board Draw It! Vocabulary: Free Body Diagram/Force/Newtons/ PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Independent Work Exercise: - Free Body Diagrams Work Sheet Closure: Time With Teacher/Vocabulary Game |
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Friday- 2/26 PowerPoint Lesson: Worksheet: |
Topic: Free Body Diagrams in a NUTSHELL Warm-Up - Question of the Day !Assessment ALERT! - Assessment Today Essential Question: How do free-body diagrams help us understand the types and direction of forces working on an object? Objective: To understand the definition of force and how its application effects the different parts of a system. Group Work: - White Board Draw It! Vocabulary: Free Body Diagram/Force/Newtons/ PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Independent Work Exercise: - Free Body Diagrams Work Sheet
TODAY begins our Roller Coaster Adventure. During the second half of class, you will be working on designing your coaster. Please read through the entire Web Quest and visit each of the recommended sites. Please watch all videos. How to build a Roller Coaster Physics Style Closure: Time With Teacher/Vocabulary Game |
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Tuesday- 2/16 PowerPoint Lesson: Worksheet: |
Topic: Speed Velocity/Acceleration and Momentum Warm-Up - Question of the Day !Assessment ALERT! -Test on Friday Essential Question: What are the variables that affect motion? Group Work: - Marble Racing Hall Activity Vocabulary: Acceleration/momentum/speed/velocity PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Independent Work Exercise: Closure: Essential Question/Time With Teacher |
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Wednesday- 2/17 PowerPoint Lesson: Worksheet: - Acceleration Worksheet |
Topic: Speed Velocity/Acceleration and Momentum Warm-Up - Question of the Day !Assessment ALERT! -Test on Friday Essential Question: What are the variables that affect motion? Group Work: - WhiteBoard Exercise Vocabulary:Acceleration/momentum/speed/velocity PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Independent Work Exercise: Closure: Essential Question/Time With Teacher |
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Thursday- 2/18 PowerPoint Lesson: Worksheet: |
Topic: Graphing - Quiz Review Warm-Up - Question of the Day !Assessment ALERT! -Test on Friday Essential Question: What are the important parts of a graph? Group Work: - Parts of a Graph Vocabulary:Independent/Dependent/Variables/ PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Independent Work Exercise: - Graphing ActivityClosure: Essential Question/Time With Teacher |
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Friday- 2/19 PowerPoint Lesson:
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Topic: Speed Velocity/Acceleration and Momentum Warm-Up - Question of the Day !Assessment ALERT! -Test cancelled You all have been working hard and doing a Essential Question: What are the variables that affect motion? Group Work: - Marble Racing Hall Activity Vocabulary:Acceleration/momentum/speed/velocity PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Independent Work Exercise: Closure: Essential Question/Time With Teacher Test and Quiz Corrections |
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Monday- 2/8 PowerPoint Lesson: - Introduction to Radiation/Worksheet Info Worksheet: |
Topic: Radioactivity/Forms of Radiation Warm-Up - Question of the Day !Assessment ALERT! - Quiz on Wednesday Group Work: - Vocabulary Game Vocabulary: Fission/Fussion/Alpha?Betta/Gamma PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: - Introduction to Radiation/Worksheet Info Independent Work Exercise: Please read the PowerPoint information before - Introduction to Radiation/Worksheet Info PowerPoint - Fission and Fussion Intro Worksheet Closure: Essential Question/Time With Teacher **************************************************** |
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Tuesday- 2/9 PowerPoint Lesson: Worksheet: |
Topic: Radioactivity WebQuest Warm-Up - Question of the Day !Assessment ALERT! - Quiz on Wednesday I am at a conference (as discusses in class yesterday). Key Points: - Be sure to answer the QOD. - Look for the arrows, these show areas where you are required to answer questions. - Record all answers on your Cornell note sheets, place in your notebook for reference on your quiz tomorrow. - Please be sure to complete the personal dose worksheet and attach it to your quiz tomorrow. It is worth ten points. You will not receive credit unless this is completed and handed in as specified. - The NRC website can be found here. The link is also on the PowerPoint presentation.
Group Work: - NRC Webquest - with table partner Vocabulary: NRC/Average Dose PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Independent Work Exercise: Closure: Have a fantastic day - I am missing you all already! **************************************************** |
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Wednesday- 2/10 PowerPoint Lesson: Worksheet: |
Topic: Forces and Motion-Distance and Displacement Warm-Up - Question of the Day !Assessment ALERT! - Quiz TODAY Essential Question: What are the variables that affect motion? Group Work: - Vocabulary Game Vocabulary: Distance/Displacement PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Independent Work Exercise: - Distance/Displacement Worksheet Closure: Essential Question/Time With Teacher **************************************************** |
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Thursday- 2/11 PowerPoint Lesson: Worksheet: |
Topic: Speed Velocity/Acceleration and Momentum Warm-Up - Question of the Day !Assessment ALERT! -Test on Friday Essential Question: What are the variables that affect motion? Group Work: - White Board Exercise - Distance Displacement Hall Activity Vocabulary: Acceleration/momentum/speed/velocity PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Independent Work Exercise: Closure: Essential Question/Time With Teacher **************************************************** |
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Friday- 2/12 PowerPoint Lesson:
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Topic: Warm-Up - Question of the Day !Assessment ALERT! - Test TODAY Essential Question:
Group Work: - Vocabulary Game
Vocabulary: PowerPoint Lesson Presentation:
Independent Work Exercise:
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Monday- 2/1 PowerPoint Lesson: Worksheet: |
Topic: Acids and bases Warm-Up - Question of the Day !TEST ALERT! - Test on Friday Group Work: - Vocabulary Game - Periodic Table Review Vocabulary: Acids/Bases/Hydronium Ion PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Independent Work Exercise: Closure: Essential Question/Time With Teacher **************************************************** |
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Tuesday- 2/2 PowerPoint Lesson: Worksheet:- |
Topic: Reaction Types Warm-Up - Question of the Day !TEST ALERT! - Test on Friday Group Work: - Vocabulary Game - Define it/Draw It Vocabulary: PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Independent Work Exercise: Closure: Essential Question/Time With Teacher **************************************************** |
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Wednesday- 2/3 PowerPoint Lesson: Worksheet: Please see me for the Lab Sheet |
Topic: Half-Life Warm-Up - Question of the Day !TEST ALERT! - Test on Friday Group Work: - M&M Decay Lab Vocabulary: PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Independent Work Exercise: - M&M Half-Life Lab please see me for the lab sheet. Closure: Essential Question Time With Teacher - Test and quiz corrections. |
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Thursday- 2/4 PowerPoint Lesson:
Worksheet: Comic strip templates are |
Topic: Matter: Understand Chemical Bonding and Chemical Interactions. Warm-Up - Question of the Day !TEST ALERT! - Test has been moved until tomorrow due to the BETA conference. Please bring your Reference Tables to class. Please have your Reference Tables Group Work: - Comic strip Super 7 activity PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Independent Work Exercise: Test and quiz corrections |
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Wednesday- 1/27 PowerPoint Lesson: Worksheet: Molecular Structures
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Topic: Matter: Understand Chemical Bonding and Chemical Interactions. Warm-Up - Question of the Day !TEST ALERT! - Test on Friday Group Work: - Vocabulary Game Vocabulary: Molecular Compound PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Independent Work Exercise: Molecular Compounds and Lewis Structures Closure: Essential Question/Time With Teacher ****************************************************** FLIP CLASSROOM LESSON: You will need this information for your test on Friday. |
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Thursday- 1/28 PowerPoint Lesson: Worksheet: |
Topic: Matter: Understand Chemical Bonding and Chemical Interactions. Warm-Up - Question of the Day !TEST ALERT! - Test on Friday Group Work: - Vocabulary Game - WhiteBoard Exercise Vocabulary: Coefficient/ Subscript PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Independent Work Exercise: - Balancing Equations Worksheet Pick 5 Closure: Essential Question/Pick 5 ****************************************************** |
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Friday- 1/29 PowerPoint Lesson: - Super 7 Comic
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Topic: Matter: Understand Chemical Bonding and Chemical Interactions. Warm-Up - Question of the Day !TEST ALERT! - Test today Please have your Reference Tables Group Work: - Comic strip Super 7 activity PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Independent Work Exercise: Test Closure: Class discussion on project progress. ****************************************************** |
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Tuesday- 1/19 PowerPoint Lesson:
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Topic: Matter: Understand Chemical Bonding and Chemical Interactions. Warm-Up - Question of the Day Group Work: - Vocabulary Game Vocabulary: Ionic/Covalent/Metallic/Polar/Non-Polar PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Independent Work Exercise: Closure: Essential Question/Heads Up ****************************************************************** |
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Wednesday- 1/20 PowerPoint Lesson: Worksheet: |
Topic: Matter: Understand Chemical Bonding and Chemical Interactions. Warm-Up - Question of the Day
Quiz on Today - Bohr Model/Lewis Structures Group Work: - Vocabulary Game Vocabulary: Ionic/Covalent/Metallic/Polar/Non-Polar PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Independent Work Exercise: Closure: Essential Question/Heads Up ***************************************************************** |
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Thursday- 1/21 PowerPoint Lesson: Worksheet:
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Topic: Matter: Understand Chemical Bonding and Chemical Interactions. Warm-Up - Question of the Day !TEST ALERT! - Test tomorrow on Chemical Bonding Group Work: - Vocabulary Game Vocabulary: ...ide/...ate/groups/periods PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Independent Work Exercise: Closure: Essential Question/Time With Teacher |
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Friday- 1/22 PowerPoint Lesson: Worksheet:
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Monday- 1/11 PowerPoint Lesson: Worksheet: |
Topic: Matter: Properties and Change Warm-Up - Question of the Day Group Work: - Vocabulary Game Vocabulary: Game day PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Independent Work Exercise: Closure: Essential Question **************************************************** |
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Tuesday- 1/12 PowerPoint Lesson: Worksheet: _ Density Calculations Worksheet- -Physical and chemical Properties |
Topic: Matter: Properties and Change Warm-Up - Question of the Day Group Work: - Vocabulary Game Vocabulary: Physical/Chemical/Density Review - Solubility Curve PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Independent Work Exercise: _ Density Calculations Worksheet - Physical and Chemical Properties
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Wednesday- 1/13 PowerPoint Lesson: Article: Worksheet: |
Topic: Matter: Properties and Change Warm-Up - Question of the Day Group Work: - Vocabulary Game Vocabulary: Atom/Element/Proton/Neutron/Periodic Table/Bohr Model PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Independent Work Exercise: Closure: Essential Question ************************************************** |
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Thursday- 1/14 PowerPoint Lesson: - Atomic Structure
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Topic: Matter: Properties and Change Warm-Up - Question of the Day Group Work: Sit/Pair/Stand/Share - Test Review and Note Revision Vocabulary: Review Game day PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Independent Work Exercise: Closure: Essential Question *************************************************** !! STUDY ALERT!!!! - TEST TOMORROW **************************************************** |
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Friday- 1/15 Lab Activity: - Super Saturated Solution - Rock Candy - Density Lab Station Activity |
Topic: Matter: Properties and Change Warm-Up - Question of the Day Group Work: Sit/Pair/Stand/Share - Test Review and Note Revision and study session Lab Activities: - Super Saturated Solution - Rock Candy - Density Lab Station Activity Vocabulary: Game day Independent Work Exercise: Unit Test Closure: Essential Question |
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Highlights Week |
WEEK in REVIEW - Observations/Inferences - Matter - Physical/Chemical Properties - Quiz Friday *************************************************** |
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Wednesday- 1/6
PowerPoint Lesson: Article: Worksheet: |
Topic: Matter: Properties and Change Warm-Up - Question of the Day
Housekeeping - Syllabus/Reference Table Group Work: - Analyze this article - Salt Power 1) With your table partners, read the article. Highlight in yellow all the observations that you have read. In another color, highlight all the inferences drawn by the author.
Vocabulary: Observation/Inference
PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Independent Work Exercise: - Observation/Inference Worksheet: This sheet needs to be completed if you are not in class today. It must be handed in upon returning to class. Closure: Essential Question *************************************************** |
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Thursday- 1/7 PowerPoint Lesson: Worksheet: |
Topic: Matter: Properties and Change Warm-Up - Question of the Day
Group Work: - Restate - Vocabulary Activity Vocabulary: Phase/State/Plasma/Molecule PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Independent Work Exercise: Closure: Essential Question **************************************************** |
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Friday- 1/8 PowerPoint Lesson: |
Topic: Matter: Properties and Change Warm-Up - Question of the Day Group Work: - Vocabulary Game Vocabulary: Game day PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Independent Work Exercise: - Please complete any work that has not been finished. - Today is your QUIZ Closure: Essential Question |
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REVIEW TEST: Worksheets: |
Topic: The Review Continues - Work and Power Positivity Moment: Five more days! Independent Work Exercise: - This is an INDEPENDENT exercise. Please click on the link below and start your exam. Record all answers on your answer sheet. Place answer sheet in the box when done. Group Work: WORK and POWER 1. Complete your WORK and POWER worksheet. 2. Hand in when completed. HOW MUCH DO I WEIGH? 1. Complete your Lab Activity by clicking on the link. Hand in your paper when done. Vocabulary: Work/Power
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| Tuesday- 12/8
PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Potential/Kinetic Energy Review
Worksheets: KE and PE Worksheet - Standard KE and PE Worksheet Challenging
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Topic: The Review Continues - Friction Positivity Moment: Four more days!
PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Potential/Kinetic Energy Review
Independent Work Exercise: - This is an INDEPENDENT exercise. Please click on the link below and start your exam. Record all answers on your answer sheet. Place answer sheet in the box when done. Group Work: Potential/Kinetic 1. Complete your Potential/Kinetic worksheet. Prizes handed out on Friday! KE and PE Worksheet - Standard KE and PE Worksheet Challenging Vocabulary: Friction/Rolling/Sliding/Static/Fluid Energy/Potential/Kinetic Closure: Yesterday's WORK and POWER worksheet answers - Points awarded! **************************************************** |
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| Wednesday- 12/9
PowerPoint Lesson Presentation:
Worksheet Please go to the following website and complete the exercise. |
Topic: The Review Continues - Waves Positivity Moment: Three more days! PowerPoint Lesson Presentation:
Independent Work Exercise: Ten Question Review Quiz
Wave Review WebReview Please go to the following website and complete the exercise. The answers are available upon completion of the test. Please be sure to correct you mistakes for the wave quiz tomorrow.
Group Work: Prizes handed out!
Vocabulary: Waves/Compression/Transverse/Reflection/Absorption/Energy/Refraction/Diffraction?Interference/Constructive/Destructive
Closure: Correction on today's quiz ***************************************************** |
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Topic: The Review Continues Chemistry Positivity Moment: One more days! Independent Work Exercise: The Last One! with Review Group Work: Potential/Kinetic Periodic Table Challenge Prizes handed out! |
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Wave Review website |
Topic: REVIEW - The Last One The Review Continues Group Work: As we discussed yesterday, today will be a destress day. Please divide yourselves into groups and study for your final exam. Please be mindful of the noise level. You may also work on the following website together.
Wave Review WebReview Please go to the following cwebsite and complete the exercise. The answers are available upon completion of the test. Please be sure to correct you mistakes for the wave quiz tomorrow. |
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Big Idea: Understand motion in terms of speed, velocity, acceleration, and momentum. Essential Questions: = What is the difference between distance and displacement? = What is the difference between speed and velocity? = Why is frame of referencet?
Objectives: I can... ..... Compare speed and velocity as a scalar-vector pair. |
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Monday - 11/30 PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: |
Topic: The Review Begins - Motion Positivity Moment: Share the best part of your vacation. Group Work: Stand - Share - Sit 1. Share what you know about the topic on your index card..
PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: BIG Review Distance and Displacement Vocabulary: Speed/Distance/Displacement/Vector/Scalar/Acceleration/Position/Speed/Momentum/Velocity/Mass/Force/Frame of Reference
Independent Work Exercise: Correcting the Benchmark Closure: Tell What You Know *************************************************** |
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Tuesday - 12/1 PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: |
Topic: The Review Begins - Motion Positivity Moment: Share the best part of your vacation. PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Vocabulary: Speed/Distance/Displacement/Vector/Scalar/Acceleration/Position/Speed/Momentum/Velocity/Mass/Force/Frame of Reference
Independent Work Exercise: Correcting the Benchmark Closure: Tell What You Know *************************************************** |
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Topic: The Review Begins - Motion You will have a sub today I have a conference. We discussed this in class yesterday; therefore, you know what is expected of you. REVIEW QUIZ: Please take this quiz.
Vocabulary: Speed/Distance/Displacement/Vector/Scalar/Acceleration/Position/Speed/Momentum/Velocity/Mass/Force/Frame of Reference Independent Work Exercise: You have a worksheet to complete. Please place it in the box when done. Thank you! Closure: Tell What You Know *************************************************** |
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Big Idea: Understand motion in terms of speed, velocity, acceleration, and momentum. Essential Questions: = What is a free body diagram and how does it explain motion? = Whaich of Newton's three laws does the free-body diagram represent? = Why is frame of referencet? Objectives: I can... ..... demonstrate an understanding of motion, forces, and energy.….. demonstrate how unbalanced forces cause changes in the speed or direction of an object's motion. ..... demonstrate how unbalanced forces cause changes in the speed or direction of an object's motion. **************************************************** |
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| Thursday - 12/3
PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Review free-Body Diagrams - Newtons 1st Law
Free-Body Diagrams. |
Topic: The Review Continues - Newton's Laws
Positivity Moment: What do you want for Christmas?
PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Review free-Body Diagrams - Newtons 1st Law Vocabulary: Freebody Diagram/Tension/Applied/Air resistance/Speed/Momentum/Velocity/Friction/Force/Drag Independent Work Exercise: Pair-Sit-Share Students will be divided into groups according to their self-assessed knowledge level on the topic of Free-Body Diagrams. Closure: Share What You Know/ Quiz Review *************************************************** |
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Big Idea: Understanding the relationship between forces and motion. Essential Questions: = What is motion and how does it occur? = What does Newton's Law tell us about motion? = What part does friction play in the idea of motion? = Is friction always a bad thing? Objectives: I can... ..... Classify frictional forces into one of four types: static, sliding, rolling, and fluid...... Explain forces using Newton’s three laws of motion. ******************************************************************************************** |
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Topic: Friction and Newton's Law cont... The Review Continues - Motion/Friction Positivity Moment: How prepared are you for your final?
Group Work: Million Dollar Challenge Pair-Sit-Share Students will be divided into groups according to their testing level of Free-Body Diagrams.
Worksheet: Newton's Three Laws Worksheet - Answers reviewed
PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Vocabulary: Motion/Inertia/Friction/Sliding/Static/Fluid/Drag
Independent Work Exercise: Correcting the Benchmark Closure: Tell What You Know *************************************************** |
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Big Idea: Understand the role of the nucleus in radiation and radioactivity. Essential Questions: = What is the difference between alpha, beta, and gamma radiation? = What is the difference between fission and fussion? = Why is the concept of half-life important? Objectives: I can... ..... Compare the characteristics of alpha and beta particles and gamma rays – composition, mass, penetrability. ************************************************** |
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Tuesday - 11/24 PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Fission and Fussion |
Topic: Exemplify the radioactive decay of unstable nuclei using the concept of half-life. Compare the characteristics of alpha and beta particles and gamma rays Compare the processes of fission and fusion Conceptually explain half-life using models Warm-Up: PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Group Work: We can.... Conceptually explain half-life using models. Vocabulary: Half-Life Independent Work Exercise: Radioactive Decay Bubbles Closure: Paper Snowflakes ************************************************* |
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Big Idea: Interpret the data presented in the Bohr model diagrams and dot diagrams for atoms and ions of elements 1 through 18. Essential Question: = Why do we balance equations? = Why do we not alter the subscript? Objectives: I can... ..... Use coefficients to balance simple chemical equations involving elements and/or binary compounds. |
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Monday - 11/16 PowerPoint Presentation:
Worksheets Differentiation: Videos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_B735turDoM
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Topic: Matter: Properties and Change Warm-Up: Group Work: Vocabulary: Conservation of Mass PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Independent Work Exercise: Differentiation:
STUDY ALERT: Mini- ASSESSMENT Wednesday Closure: Table Bee **************************************************** |
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Big Idea: Understanding Chemical Bonding Essential Question: = What is the difference between synthesis and decompisition? = How can we tell if a reaction is a double or single replacement? Objectives: I can... ..... Classify chemical reactions as one of four types: single replacement, double replacement, decomposition and synthesis. |
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Tuesday - 11/17 PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Student reactions/ Synthesis and Decomposition
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Topic: Understanding Chemical Bonding and Warm-Up: Group Work:
Vocabulary: Synthesis/Decomposition
PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Student reactions/ Synthesis and Decomposition Independent Work Exercise: Synthesis and Decomposition Worksheet STUDY ALERT: Mini- ASSESSMENT Wednesday
Closure: Define, Discern, and Draw **************************************************** |
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Big Idea: Understanding Chemical Bonding Essential Questions: = What are acids and bases? = What are some properties of acids and bases? = What is pH and how does it measure the concentration Objectives: I can... ..... Distinguish between acids and bases by describing .....Identify acids and bases based on physical properties. ..... Describe the concentration of acids and bases using .....Explain pH changes that occur when acids are added ********************************************* |
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| Wednesday - 11/18
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Topic: Understanding Chemical Bonding and Warm-Up: Group Work: Vocabulary: acid - base - pH - neutralization - salt - indicator
PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Student Reactions/ Double and Single Independent Work Exercise: Identifying Acids and Base Worksheet STUDY ALERT: Mini- ASSESSMENT TODAY
Closure: Define, Discern, and Draw ***************************************************** |
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PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Worksheets Identifying Acids and Base Worksheet |
Topic: Understanding Chemical Bonding and Warm-Up: Group Work: Vocabulary: acid - base - pH - neutralization - salt - indicator PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Independent Work Exercise: Identifying Acids and Base Worksheet Mini- ASSESSMENT Tomorrow Closure: Define, Discern, and Draw **************************************************** |
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Friday - 11/20 Worksheets |
Topic: Exemplify the radioactive decay of unstable nuclei using the concept of half-life. Warm-Up: Group Work: We can.... Conceptually explain half-life using models. Vocabulary: Half-Life
Independent Work Exercise: Balancing Equations and Reaction Type Mini- ASSESSMENT TODAY Closure: Paper Snowflakes |
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Big Idea: Interpret the data presented in the Bohr model diagrams and dot diagrams for atoms and ions of elements 1 through 18. Essential Question: What are Lewis Structures and how can they help us determine the properties of elements and compounds?Objectives: I can... ..... Draw Bohr models from hydrogen to argon including common isotopes and ions.
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Monday - 11/9 PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: |
Topic: Matter: Properties and Change Warm-Up: Group Work: - Periodic Table Bee Vocabulary: inert/reactive PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Independent Work Exercise: STUDY ALERT: Mini- ASSESSMENT
Closure: Table Bee |
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Tuesday - 11/10 PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: |
Topic: Matter: Properties and Change Warm-Up: STUDY ALERT: Mini- ASSESSMENT Group Work: Vocabulary: polar/non-polar PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Independent Work Exercise: - Assessment Closure: Share What You Know
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Thursday - 11/12 PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Anticipatory Set: Polar and Non-Polar Molecules |
Topic: Matter: Properties and Change Warm-Up: Anticipatory Set: Polar and Non-Polar STUDY ALERT: Mini- ASSESSMENT Group Work: - Sit-Share-Pair (Lewis Structures) Vocabulary: polar/non-polar/Diatomic PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Independent Work Exercise: - Assessment Closure: Present Super Seven Project |
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Friday - 11/13 PowerPoint Presentation: Videos to Watch for presentation: https://www.youtube.com/embed/-dpBVtAbKJU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LrRdKmjhOgw
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Independent Work Day: Please be sure to read through the directions for this project. This project is due November 30, 2015. - Catch up day - Time With Teacher Please watch the videos and use them as a template for your video production. https://www.youtube.com/embed/-dpBVtAbKJU This document contains words that should be incorporated in you video presentation.his document contains words that should be incorporated in you video presentation. |
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Monday - 11/2 PowerPoint Presentation: - Physical and Chemical Change Exercises: |
Topic: Matter: Properties and Change Warm-Up: Review: Electricity Jeopardy Group Work: - Physical and Chemical Change Group Activity - Science Feud Activity Vocabulary: Physical/Chemical PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Independent Work Exercise: - Physical and Chemical Change Work Sheet Closure: Time With Teacher - Test and Quiz Corrections ***************************************************** |
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Tuesday - 11/3 PowerPoint Presentation: Exercises: |
Topic: Matter: Properties and Change Warm-Up: Group Work: Atomic Structure WebQuest This should be completed by the end of class today Vocabulary: vaporization/sublimation PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Independent Work Exercise: Closure: The Magic Number **************************************************** |
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Big Idea: Interpret the data presented in the Bohr model diagrams and dot diagrams for atoms and ions of elements 1 through 18. Essential Question: What are Lewis Structures and how can they help us determine the properties of elements and compounds?
Objectives: I can... ..... Draw Bohr models from hydrogen to argon including common isotopes and ions. **************************************************** |
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Wednesday - 11/4 PowerPoint Presentation: Exercises: |
Topic: Matter: Properties and Change Warm-Up: Group Work: Lewis Dot Handout with powerpoint Vocabulary: vaporization/sublimation PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Independent Work Exercise: Closure: Share What You Know **************************************************** |
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Thursday - 11/5 PowerPoint Presentation: Videos to Watch for presentation: https://www.youtube.com/embed/-dpBVtAbKJU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LrRdKmjhOgw Words to Use for Your Video: This document contains words that should be incorporated in you video presentation.his document contains words that should be incorporated in you video presentation. |
Independent Work Day: Please be sure to read through the directions for this project. This project is due November 30, 2015. - Catch up day - Time With Teacher Please watch the videos and use them as a template for your video production. https://www.youtube.com/embed/-dpBVtAbKJU ***************************************************** |
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Friday - 11/6 PowerPoint Presentation: Exercises: FLIP CLASSROOM LESSON: Please watch the following video in preparation for class tomorrow. There will be a short mini-quiz on the content. Please be prepared. You will need the handout from class to complete this assignment. You can also access it through this link. |
Topic: Matter: Properties and Change Warm-Up: Assessment: Due to the fact that the copier is broken, you will not have an assessment until next week. Group Work: Vocabulary: vaporization/sublimation PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Independent Work Exercise: FLIP CLASSROOM LESSON: You will need the handout from class to complete this assignment. You can also access it through this link.
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Big Idea: Understand types, properties, and structure of matter. Essential Question: What are the types, properties and structure of matter? Objectives: I can... .......Classify a sample of matter as homogeneous or heterogeneous based on uniformity of the material. ***************************************************** |
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Monday - 10/26 PowerPoint Presentation:
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Topic: Matter: Properties and Change Warm-Up: Group Work: Obleck Vocabulary: Homo/Heterogeneous PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Independent Work Exercise: - Suspensions, Solutions, Colloids Closure: Share What You Know - Index Card Activity **************************************************** |
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Tuesday - 10/27 PowerPoint Presentation: Videos to Watch for presentation: |
Independent Work Day: Please be sure to read through the directions for this project. This project is due November 30, 2015. - Catch up day - Time With Teacher Please watch the videos and use them as a template for your video production. https://www.youtube.com/embed/-dpBVtAbKJU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LrRdKmjhOgw
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Wednesday - 10/28 PowerPoint Presentation: Exercises: |
Topic: Matter: Properties and Change Warm-Up: Group Work: Phase Change Diagram This should be completed by the end of class today Vocabulary: vaporization/sublimation PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Independent Work Exercise: Closure: Share What You Know
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Thursday - 10/29
This week's presentations PowerPoint Presentation: Exercises: |
Topic: Electrical Charge Warm-Up: Group Work: Whiteboard Activity Vocabulary: Direct/Alternating PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Independent Work Exercise: Closure: Share What You Know Write a problem for the class to solve. Post it on the Whiteboard link. **************************************************** |
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Friday - 10/30
PowerPoint Presentation: Videos to Watch for presentation: https://www.youtube.com/embed/-dpBVtAbKJU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LrRdKmjhOgw
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Today is your Assessment: This assessment covers Phase Changes, mixtures, Solutions and Colloids Independent Work Day: Please be surre to read through the directions for this project. This project is due November 30, 2015. - Catch up day - Time With Teacher Please watch the videos and use them as a template for your video production. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LrRdKmjhOgw https://www.youtube.com/embed/-dpBVtAbKJU
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Big Idea: Understand electricity/magnetism and their Essential Question: What is the relationship between Objectives: I can... .....Compare static and current electricity related to ***************************************************** |
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Monday - 10/19 PowerPoint Presentation:
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Topic: Electrical Charge Warm-Up: Group Work: Whiteboard Activity Vocabulary: Direct/Alternating PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Independent Work Exercise: Closure: Share What You Know Write a problem for the class to solve. Post it on the Whiteboard link. **************************************************** |
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Tuesday - 10/20 PowerPoint Presentation: Exercises: Worksheet Electric Current - Please pick up this sheet.
Video: Circuits and Voltage |
Topic: Electrical Circuits and Voltage Warm-Up: Group Work: Whiteboard Activity Vocabulary: Voltage/Voltage Difference PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Video: Circuits and Voltage Independent Work Exercise: - Solving math problems Closure: Pluses and Deltas: Whiteboard **************************************************** |
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Wednesday - 10/21 PowerPoint Presentation:
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Topic: Parallel and Series Circuits Warm-Up: Group Work: - Whiteboard Activity - Poster Station Review Vocabulary: Series/Parallel PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: - The Hose - The Resistance - Series/Parallel Circuits Worksheet Closure: Pluses and Deltas: Whiteboard STUDY ALERT: TEST TOMORROW - ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM **************************************************** |
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Thursday - 10/22 This week's presentations PowerPoint Presentation: |
Topic: Parallel and Series Circuits Warm-Up: Group Work: - PosterStation Review Vocabulary: Series/Parallel/Voltage/Current PowerPoint Lesson Presentation:
Unit Test Today Closure: Pluses and Deltas: Whiteboard STUDY ALERT: TEST TODAY - ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM
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Friday Quiz on Magnetism |
Big Idea: Understand electricity/magnetism and their Essential Question: What is the relationship between Objectives: I can... .....Identify interactions between charged objects - opposite charges attract and like charges repel. .....Compare the three methods of charging objects: conduction, friction, and induction ......Explain the re-distribution or transfer of electrons for both positively and negatively charged objects .....Compare static and current electricity related to conservation of charge ******************************************************
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Wednesday - 10/14
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Exercises: Sharing Summaries - Block #1 Sharing Summaries - Block #3
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Topic: Review/Waves/Magnetism Warm-Up: Group Work: Whiteboard Activity Vocabulary: Induction/Conduction PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Independent Work Exercise: - Solving math problems Closure: Share What You Know Sharing Summaries - Block #1 Sharing Summaries - Block #3
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PowerPoint Presentation: Exercises:
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Topic: Review/Waves/Magnetism Warm-Up: Group Work: Whiteboard Activity PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Independent Work Exercise: - Solving math problems Closure: Share What You Know FLIP CLASSROOM LESSON: ***************************************************** |
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Topic: Magnetism/Electricity Warm-Up: Group Work: Lab on "Elephant's Toothpaste"Lab worksheet Lab on "Create an Electromagnet" PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Independent Work Exercise: - Quiz Closure: Share What You Know
If you did not do your Homework yet do it now before you come to class!!! : Please watch the following video in preparation for our lab on Friday. In addition, please read over the Lab worksheet and write three hypotheses in reference to the three questions posed at the end of the worksheet. Be prepared to answer the questions prior to and preceding the lab on Friday. There will be questions from this video and worksheet on your quiz. |
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Big Idea: The Nature of Waves Essential Question: What are the basic characteristics of waves? Objectives: I can... ...differentiate between wave frequency and wavelength ...make the correlation between pitch and wavelength ...recognize and explain the doppler effect and sonic boom |
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Monday - 10/5 PowerPoint Presentation: Videos: https://www.youtube.com/embed/-dpBVtAbKJU
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************************************************ Independent Work Day: Please be surre to read through the directions for this project. This project is due November 30, 2015. - Catch up day - Time With Teacher Please watch the videos and use them as a template for your video production. https://www.youtube.com/embed/-dpBVtAbKJU
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Tuesday - 10/6 PowerPoint Presentation: Exercises: |
************************************************ Topic: Doppler Waves Warm-Up: Group Work: Review of Simple Machines and PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Independent Work Exercise: Closure: Time with teacher |
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************************************************* Big Idea: Understand electricity and magnetism and their Essential Question: What are the basic characteristics of Objectives: I can... ...Explain magnetism in terms of domains, interactions ofpoles, and magnetic fields. ....Explain the practical application of magnetism.
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************************************************ Topic: Magnetism Warm-Up: - video Group Work: Fun With Magnets PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Independent Work Exercise: Closure: Time With Teacher |
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Thursday - 10/8 PowerPoint Presentation: Exercises |
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Group Work: PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Independent Work Exercise: Closure: Time With Teacher Homework: Please do this homework so you will know what to do in class tomorrow. |
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Friday - 10/9 PowerPoint Presentation: Exercises |
************************************************ Topic: Waves Warm-Up: - Vocabulary Group Work: - Roller Coaster Project Lesson Presentation: Closure: |
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Big Idea: The Nature of Waves Essential Question: What are the basic characteristics of waves? Objectives: I can... ...Compare, explain, and contrast different types of waves ...mathematically calculate frequency, speed and wavelength ...illustrate wave interactions of reflection, refraction, diffraction and interference. |
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Monday - 9/28 PowerPoint Presentation: Exercises |
************************************************ Topic: Waves Warm-Up: - Student Presentation LEC Energy Group Work: - Wave Concept Map Exercise PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Independent Work Exercise: Closure: Student math teaching |
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Tuesday - 9/29 PowerPoint Presentation: - Waves Mathematical Equations
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Thursday - 10/1 PowerPoint Presentation: - IMA and AMA Revisited Exercises |
STUDY ALERT: Wave Quiz today Topic: Waves Warm-Up: - Vocabulary Group Work: - Wave Review
Independent Work Exercise: Closure: Rethinking IMA and AMA
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Friday - 10/2 PowerPoint Presentation: - Waves Mathematical Equations Exercises Due Dates: |
Independent Work Day: Please be surre to read through the directions for this project. This project is due November 30, 2015. - Catch up day - Time With Teacher
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Big Idea: Transfer of Energy Essential Question: How is energy transferred between the different components within a system? Objectives: I can... ...track the transfer of energy ...mathematically calculate IMA, AMA, and Efficiency ...describe and categorize the six simple machines. |
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Topic: Simple Machines Warm-Up: Group Work: - Whiteboard Exercise PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Independent Work Exercise: |
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Tuesday - 9/22
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Topic: Simple Machines Warm-Up: Anticipatory Set: LEC Energy Presentations Group Work: PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Independent Work Exercise: Time With Teacher: Closure: Student Presentations STUDY ALERT: - Reference Table Quiz tomorrow.
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Wednesday - 9/23
STUDY ALERT: - Reference Table Quiz today
PowerPoint Lesson: Exercise;
PowerPoint Lessons for Quiz: - Introduction to Simple Machines
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Topic: Thermal Energy Warm-Up: Anticipatory Set: Gallery Walk (Reference Table) Group Work: PowerPoint Lesson Presentation: Independent Work Exercise: Closure:Time With Teacher: STUDY ALERT: - Simple Machine Quiz Tomorrow. |
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Thursday - 9/24 STUDY ALERT: - Simple Machine Quiz has been
PowerPoint Lessons for Quiz: - Introduction to Simple Machines
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Topic: Simple Machines Review Warm-Up: Anticipatory Set: LEC Student Presentations Group Work: Independent Work Exercise: Review of missed questions from the previous day's assessment - one on one tutoring. |
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Friday - 9/18 Simple Machine Quiz Today! Due today
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Big Idea: What is Success Essential Question: How can I work towards success? Objectives: I can... ...compare educational goals. ...identify my support network. ...define and visualize success. ...present findings from interviews. |
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| Tuesday - 9/8 |
D.E.A.R - Reading Please remember to bring a book to read. |
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The Interview 1) Take ten minutes to put final touches on your interview poster. 2) Present Interview Findings - Use a Loud, Proud, College Student Voice. - Define success. - Name a similarity to and a difference from the person you i interviewed and your ideas on success. - Presentations should be about 2 minutes. |
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Success Cheat Sheets and Skits 1) Positivity Moment: 2) Success Cheat Sheets and Skits (Locations: Classroom, Student Center, at home, with friends) Use your given topic to create a skit and a poster showing how to act and how not to act in your situation. Create a skit showing your chosen scenario. |
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D.E.A.R - Reading Please remember to bring a book to read. |
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| Welcome to Advisory! |
Big Idea: What is Success Essential Question: How can I work towards success? Objectives: I can... ...compare educational goals. ...identify my support network. ...define and visualize success. ...present findings from interviews. |
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D.E.A.R - reading Please remember to bring a book to read. |
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1. What does it mean to be successful? 2. Interview questions revisited and shared. - Bring your interviews in by Thursday. 3. Success Posters. |
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Venn Diagram - Compare/Contrast Ideas on Success |
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Comparing our interview results - Let's add this to our Venn Diagram |
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D.E.A.R - reading Please remember to bring a book to read. |
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| Welcome to Advisory! |
Big Idea: Relationships provide support Essential Question: How can I work towards success? Objectives: I can... ...compare educational goals. ...identify my support network. ...define and visualize success. ...present findings from interviews. |
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| Monday - 8/17 |
D.E.A.R - reading Please remember to bring a book to read. |
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Positivity Moment: Write the best thing in the past week on a sticky note, post it! Warm Up: Stand - Sit - Share 1. State your favorite thing that you've learned so far at LEC. Planning for Effective Collaboration and Accountability 1. Set mini-deadlines. Continuation from last week.
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Tell Me Something Good - Think and Share Round 1: What do you think success looks like... 1. According to the LEC Mission Statement and District Transfer Goals 2. To you 3. To your friends 4. According to the media 5. To your family Round 2: Favorite and Comment -- Check or star ideas you agree with. -- Add comments where you have questions.
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Big Idea: Relationships provide support Essential Question: How will our community work toward success? Objectives: I can... ...describe my goals at LEC. ...illustrate the contributions I'll make to LEC. ...communicate professionally in a variety of situations.
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| Monday - 8/17 |
D.E.A.R - Please bring in something to read
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Positivity Moment: Write the best thing in the
Warm Up: 2. Circle your favorite role in group work.
Planning for Effective Collaboration 1. Read the project scenario with your group. 2. Assign roles using your project planning
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Warm Up: Stand - Sit - Share 1. State your favorite thing that you've learned so far at LEC. Planning for Effective Collaboration and Accountability 1. Set mini-deadlines. Exit Ticket: Reflection - (On your half sheet) 1. How does your role in your group use your strengths?
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| Friday - 8/21 |
D.E.A.R - Please bring in something to read
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TOPIC: Professional/non professional behavior, Activity: 1. Stand Up-Hand Up-Pair Up. 2. Shake hands with your partner. 3. Read your scenario and decide how to react professionally. 4. Model to the class.
FINSH: Your paddles, Your sticky hands
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TOPIC: Electricity/ Review QUIZ TODAY ESSENTIAL QUESTION: Wht does it take to get an A on the NCFE? ANTICIPATORY SET: TASK CARDS - ELECTRICITY (STUDY TIME) GROUPS WORK: Review Boards SURVIVOR GROUPS WORK: NAME THAT EQUATION VOCABULARY: POTENTIAL DIFFERENCE, VOLTS, CIRCUITS INDEPENDENT WORK: STUDY CLOSING:Word-Up |
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 - DECEMBER 5, 2019
TOPIC: Electricity/ Review ESSENTIAL QUESTION: Wht does it take to get an A on the NCFE? ANTICIPATORY SET: TASK CARDS - ELECTRICITY GROUPS WORK: Review Boards SURVIVOR GROUPS WORK: Jeopardy VOCABULARY: POTENTIAL DIFFERENCE, VOLTS, CIRCUITS INDEPENDENT WORK: STUDY CLOSING:Word-Up |
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 - DECEMBER 4, 2019
TOPIC: Electricity WARM UP: QUIZ BOWL ESSENTIAL QUESTION: What is Electricity? POWER-POINT PRESENTATION: TASK CARDS - ELECTRICITY ANTICIPATORY SET: CLICK HERE for QUIZ BOWL GROUPS WORK: QUIZ BOWL SURVIVOR GROUPS WORK: "True or False" ELECTRICITY VOCABULARY: POTENTIAL DIFFERENCE, VOLTS, CIRCUITS INDEPENDENT WORK: STUDY CLOSING:Word-Up |
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 - DECEMBER 3, 2019
TOPIC: Electricity WARM UP: Study Time ESSENTIAL QUESTION: What is Electricity? POWER-POINT PRESENTATION: TASK CARDS - Potential and Kinetic Task Cards ANTICIPATORY SET: TRUE OR FALSE GROUPS WORK: I Have -Who Has SURVIVOR GROUPS WORK: "True or False" ELECTRICITY VOCABULARY: POTENTIAL DIFFERENCE, VOLTS, CIRCUITS INDEPENDENT WORK: STUDY QUIZ - BLOCK 1 - WORK AND POWER CLOSING:Word-Up |
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 - NOVEMBER 2, 2019
TOPIC: Potential and Kinetic Energy WARM UP: QUIZIZZ ESSENTIAL QUESTION: What is Energy? POWER-POINT PRESENTATION: TASK CARDS - Potential and Kinetic Task Cards GROUPS WORK: I Have -Who Has SURVIVOR GROUPS WORK: "True or False" Potential/Kinetic Energy VOCABULARY: Work, Power, Energy INDEPENDENT WORK: QUIZ - BLOCK 1 - WORK AND POWER CLOSING:Word-Up |
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TOPIC: Work and Power WARM UP: QUIZIZZ ESSENTIAL QUESTION: What is Work? POWER-POINT PRESENTATION: WORK and POWER ANTICIPATORY SET: Millionaire Game Review GROUPS WORK: WORK and POWER SURVIVOR GROUPS WORK: "True or False" Work and Power VOCABULARY: Work, Power INDEPENDENT WORK: Task Cards CLOSING:Word-Up BLOCK 2 |
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Today is "Project Friday." This is the SCORING RUBRIC for your Roller Coaster Project |
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| - NOVEMBER 19, 2019 QUIZ ON MOTION TODAY TOPIC: WAVES WARM UP: QUIZIZZ ESSENTIAL QUESTION: What are waves? POWER-POINT PRESENTATION: WAVES ANTICIPATORY SET: GROUPS WORK: WAVES REVIEW TASK CARDS SURVIVOR GROUPS WORK: Jeopardy VOCABULARY: Doppler; Amplitude; Compression; Interference INDEPENDENT WORK: QUIZIZZ CLOSING:Word-Up |
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QUIZ TODAY on MOTION and FORCES TODAY'S TOPIC: FORCES and MOTION STARTER PROMPT: QUESTION OF THE DAY ESSENTIAL QUESTION: What IS A FORCE? CLOSING: Word Up |
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Today is "Project Friday." This is the SCORING RUBRIC for your Roller Coaster Project
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QUIZ TODAY on MOTION and FORCES TODAY'S TOPIC: FORCES STARTER PROMPT: QUESTION OF THE DAY ESSENTIAL QUESTION: What IS A FORCE? |
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TOPIC: STARTER PROMPT: MOTION REVIEW TASK CARDS ESSENTIAL QUESTION: What are the variables used to describe motion? |
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TOPIC: STARTER PROMPT: Exercise Your Brain ESSENTIAL QUESTION: What are the variables used to describe motion? CLOSING: Word Up |
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Today is "Project Friday." This is the SCORING RUBRIC for your Roller Coaster Project. |
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TOPIC: STARTER PROMPT: Distance Displacement Problem ESSENTIAL QUESTION: What are the variables used to describe motion?
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TOMORROW WILL BE YOUR SECOND PERIODIC TABLE QUIZ.
TOPIC: Escape Room- Newton's Law ANTICIPATORY SET: Escape Room GROUP WORK: Blunt Force VIDEO: Check this out VOCABULARY: volume, density POWER-POINT PRESENTATION: DENSITY |
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TOPIC: Surviving the NCFE STARTER PROMPT:Last 10 TASK CARDS ANTICIPATORY SET: Sink or Float GROUP WORK: Here is the LINK to the TASK CARDS VIDEO: Check this out VOCABULARY: volume, density POWER-POINT PRESENTATION: DENSITY |
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TOPIC: Radfioactive Decay Lab STARTER PROMPT:Density Worksheet ANTICIPATORY SET: Sink or Float GROUP WORK: Here is the LINK to the TASK CARDS VIDEO: Check this out VOCABULARY: volume, density POWER-POINT PRESENTATION: DENSITY |
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TOPIC: Radfioactive Decay Lab STARTER PROMPT:TASK CARDS ANTICIPATORY SET: TWIZZLER LAB GROUP WORK: Here is the LINK to the TASK CARDS Half Life Lab VOCABULARY: Half-Life; Alpha; Beta, Gamma, Decay POWER-POINT PRESENTATION: DENSITY |
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TOPIC: Radfioactive Decay Lab STARTER PROMPT:M& Mium ANTICIPATORY SET: Half-life Lab GROUP WORK: Half Life Lab VOCABULARY: Half-Life; Alpha; Beta, Gamma, Decay |
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TOPIC: Radfioactive Decay STARTER PROMPT: Millionaire Game Review ANTICIPATORY SET: Half-life Penny Lab VOCABULARY: Half-Life; Alpha; Beta, Gamma, Decay
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Today is "Project Day." This is the SCORING RUBRIC for your Roller Coaster Project. |
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QUIZ TODAY ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS: STARTER PROMPT: 10 minute study time ANTICIPATORY SET: ECM activity GROUP WORK: Handouts -Acids and Bases VOCABULARY: pH, hydronium, ion, neutralization, salt, hydroxide INDEPENDENT WORK: POWER-POINT PRESENTATION: |
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ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS: STARTER PROMPT: Survivor Task Cards ANTICIPATORY SET: Word-Up GROUP WORK: Handouts 
-Counting Atoms Worksheet - Balancing Chemical Equations Worksheet VOCABULARY: Subscript; Coefficient; molecule; polyatomic INDEPENDENT WORK: Please take notes. POWER-POINT PRESENTATION: Student Reactions Power Point Lesson WORKSHEETS: Here is a link to a video that may help you with the balancing of your chemical equations. |
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ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS: STARTER PROMPT: Survivor Task Cards ANTICIPATORY SET: Word-Up GROUP WORK: Handouts
-Counting Atoms Worksheet - Balancing Chemical Equations Worksheet VOCABULARY: Subscript; Coefficient; molecule; polyatomic INDEPENDENT WORK: Please take notes. POWER-POINT PRESENTATION: 2018 New Student Balancing Equations Balancing Equatios #2 WORKSHEETS: Here is a link to a video that may help you with the balancing of your chemical equations. |
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QUIZ TODAY: CHEMISTRY and PERIODIC TABLE TOPIC: Chemical Bonds Starter Prompt: IONIC COMPOUNDS ESSENTIAL QUESTION: How does the Periodic Table help identify the different bonds? HOOK: Alien Periodic Table GROUP WORK: Naming Covalent Compounds Lewis Structures - Compounds Lewis Structures - Diatomic VOCABULARY: Ionic; Covalent; metallic; Valance electrons; Diatomic INDEPENDENT WORK: Quiz CLOSING: Word-Up POWER-POINT PRESENTATION: |
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Today is "Project Friday." and Quiz Correction Day This is the SCORING RUBRIC for your Roller Coaster Project. |
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QUIZ TODAY: CHEMISTRY and PERIODIC TABLE TOPIC: Chemical Bonds Starter Prompt: IONIC COMPOUNDS ESSENTIAL QUESTION: How does the Periodic Table help identify the different bonds? HOOK: Alien Periodic Table GROUP WORK: Naming Ionic Compounds VOCABULARY: Ionic; Covalent; metallic; Valance electrons; Diatomic INDEPENDENT WORK: Quiz CLOSING: Word-Up POWER-POINT PRESENTATION: |
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TOPIC: Chemical Bonds Starter Prompt: Alien Periodic Table ESSENTIAL QUESTION: How does the Periodic Table help identify the different bonds? HOOK: Alien Periodic Table GROUP WORK: Counting Atoms VOCABULARY: Ionic; Covalent; metallic; Valance electrons; Diatomic INDEPENDENT WORK: Quiz CLOSING: Word-Up |
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TOPIC: Chemical Bonds Starter Prompt: Alien Periodic Table ESSENTIAL QUESTION: How does the Periodic Table help identify the different bonds? HOOK: Alien Periodic Table GROUP WORK: Alien Table "Survivor" VOCABULARY: Ionic; Covalent; metallic; Valance electrons; Diatomic INDEPENDENT WORK: Quizizz CLOSING: Word-Up POWER-POINT PRESENTATION: BONDS |
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TOPIC: Synthesis Paper When you are finished with your QUIZ you will start on your Synthesis paper. This paper will be due: Friday, OCTOBER 18, 2019 This week, you will be working on your last writing assignment for this class. If you hand in your paper ahead of time, I will review your paper and make suggestions for revisions. Please submit this on Google drive and allow editing, please. Make sure your paper is double spaced; has a header which includes your name, the date and the title of your paper. You also will need a reference list. Your final paper will be due Friday, OCTOBER 18, 2019. This counts as a Test Grade. Late papers will receive a deduction in points for each day it is late. FIRST THINGS FIRST: SECOND: Read these two papers explaining the differences between a summary and a synthesis paper. Writing a Synthesis and Summary vs. Synthesis LASTLY: Then read the two assigned reading passages. You will be writing a synthesis paper using these two articles.The mysterious Fourth State of Matter and The second Science Writing Passage - The Fifth State of Matter Group Work: - With your table partner, read the two assigned passages Independent Work: You are now ready to write Important Information: You will have two weeks to work on this paper. It should be at least one page in length. Pay attention to the due dates above. I need your rough draft no later than Tuesday, October 15th and your final paper by Friday, October 18th. If you do not hand in a rough draft, you will receive a twenty five point deduction. You will be graded as follows: - In-text citations will be worth fifteen points. - Reference list will be worth fifteen points. - Heading will be worth ten points. Here is a template to follow for your reference list: Author B. B. (Date of publication). Title of page [Format description when necessary]. Retrieved from https://www.someaddress.com/full/url/ Eco, U. (2015). How to write a thesis [PDF file]. (Farina C. M. & Farina F., Trans.) Retrieved from https://www.researchgate.net/...How_to_write_a_thesis/.../ If the page's author is not listed, start with the title instead. If the date of publication is not listed, use the abbreviation (n.d.). Spotlight Resources. (n.d.). Retrieved from https://owl.purdue.edu/owl/about_the_owl/owl_information/l
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TOPIC: Chemical Bonds Starter Prompt: Dog Show ESSENTIAL QUESTION: How does the Periodic Table help identify the different bonds? HOOK: Let It Snow GROUP WORK: Dog Show "Survivor" VOCABULARY: Ionic; Covalent; metallic; Valance electrons; Diatomic INDEPENDENT WORK: Atomic Configuration Worksheet CLOSING: Word-Up POWER-POINT PRESENTATION: BONDS |
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WARM UP: what is the PERIODIC TABLE? ESSENTIAL QUESTION: What is an ATOM? POWER-POINT PRESENTATION: - Atoms and Elements and - How To Lewis Dots ANTICIPATORY SET: Build an element GROUPS WORK: Survivor SURVIVOR GROUPS WORK: Worksheet VOCABULARY: Bohr; Atom/Element; Electrons; Periodic Table INDEPENDENT WORK: - Atom Basics and Build an Element and Quiz corrections CLOSING: Fill in your Periodic Table |
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TODAY IS QUIZ DAY - 10 MINUTES STUDY TIME
When you are finished with your QUIZ you will start on your Synthesis paper. This paper will be due: Friday, OCTOBER 18, 2019 This week, you will be working on your last writing assignment for this class. If you hand in your paper ahead of time, I will review your paper and make suggestions for revisions. Please submit this on Google drive and allow editing, please. Make sure your paper is double spaced; has a header which includes your name, the date and the title of your paper. You also will need a reference list. Your final paper will be due Friday, OCTOBER 18, 2019. This counts as a Test Grade. Late papers will receive a deduction in points for each day it is late. FIRST THINGS FIRST: SECOND: Read these two papers explaining the differences between a summary and a synthesis paper. Writing a Synthesis and Summary vs. Synthesis LASTLY: Then read the two assigned reading passages. You will be writing a synthesis paper using these two articles.The mysterious Fourth State of Matter and The second Science Writing Passage - The Fifth State of Matter Group Work: - With your table partner, read the two assigned passages Independent Work: You are now ready to write Important Information: You will have two weeks to work on this paper. It should be at least one page in length. Pay attention to the due dates above. I need your rough draft no later than Tuesday, October 15th and your final paper by Friday, October 18th. If you do not hand in a rough draft, you will receive a twenty five point deduction. You will be graded as follows: - In-text citations will be worth fifteen points. - Reference list will be worth fifteen points. - Heading will be worth ten points. Here is a template to follow for your reference list: Author B. B. (Date of publication). Title of page [Format description when necessary]. Retrieved from https://www.someaddress.com/full/url/ Eco, U. (2015). How to write a thesis [PDF file]. (Farina C. M. & Farina F., Trans.) Retrieved from https://www.researchgate.net/...How_to_write_a_thesis/.../ If the page's author is not listed, start with the title instead. If the date of publication is not listed, use the abbreviation (n.d.). Spotlight Resources. (n.d.). Retrieved from https://owl.purdue.edu/owl/about_the_owl/owl_information/l |
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TOPIC: Reaction Types ESSENTIAL QUESTION: What are the different chemical reactions and how do we tell them apart? STARTER PROMPT: ANTICIPATORY SET: Mind Game Riddle Survivor Group Work: Task Cards VOCABULARY: Synthesis; Decomposition; Double/Single Reation INDEPENDENT WORK: Solubility Worksheet PowerPoint Presentation: Closing: Word Up Game - Important Colloids and Other States Closing: Word Up Game |
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DATE: OCTOBER 1, 2019
TOPIC: Reaction Types ESSENTIAL QUESTION: What are the different chemical reactions and how do we tell them apart? STARTER PROMPT: ANTICIPATORY SET: Obleck Survivor Group Work: VOCABULARY: Synthesis; Decomposition; Double/Single Reation INDEPENDENT WORK: Comic Strip Diatomic Molecules PowerPoint Presentation: - Important Colloids and Other States Closing: Word Up Game - Important Colloids and Other States Closing: Word Up Game |
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TOPIC: MATTER 
WARM UP: Question of the Day ESSENTIAL QUESTION: What is meant by properties and structures? POWER-POINT PRESENTATION: - PHASE CHANGES of WATER |
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TOPIC: MATTER
WARM UP: TEN MINUTES STUDY TIME ESSENTIAL QUESTION: What is meant by properties and structures? POWER-POINT PRESENTATION: - PHASE CHANGES of WATER |
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TOPIC #1: Electricity and Ohm's Law WARM UP: Quizizz ESSENTIAL QUESTION: How do Series Circuits differ from Parallel Circuits? POWER-POINT PRESENTATION: Please refer to your reference table for the equations you need to use. Make your triangles and have at it! YOU CAN DO THIS! TOPIC #2: Parallel Circuits
VOCABULARY: Series; Resistance; Current; Voltage; Parallel INDEPENDENT WORK: Quizizz
CLOSING: WORD - UP FOLLOW THIS LINK TO YOUR PROJECT TEMPLATE
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TOPIC #1: Electricity and Ohm's Law WARM UP: Brain Buster ESSENTIAL QUESTION: How do Series Circuits differ from Parallel Circuits? POWER-POINT PRESENTATION: Please refer to your reference table for the equations you need to use. Make your triangles and have at it! YOU CAN DO THIS! TOPIC #2: Parallel Circuits
VOCABULARY: Series; Resistance; Current; Voltage; Parallel INDEPENDENT WORK:
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TOPIC #1: Electricity and Ohm's Law WARM UP: Brain Buster ESSENTIAL QUESTION: How do Series Circuits differ from Parallel Circuits? POWER-POINT PRESENTATION: Please refer to your reference table for the equations you need to use. Make your triangles and have at it! YOU CAN DO THIS! TOPIC #1: POWER EQUATION TOPIC #2: Parallel Circuits
SURVIVOR GROUP WORK: VOCABULARY: Series; Resistance; Current; Voltage; Parallel INDEPENDENT WORK: TOPIC #3 : Series Circuits INDEPENDENT WORK: SERIES CIRCUITS CLOSING: WORD - UP |
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TOPIC: BENCHMARK WARM UP: 10 minute study time ESSENTIAL QUESTION: What do I remember and what do I have to study? POWER-POINT PRESENTATION: ANTICIPATORY SET: "QUIZ CORRECTIONS" GROUPS WORK: Roller Coaster Project SURVIVOR GROUPS WORK: Study Time VOCABULARY: Benchmark INDEPENDENT WORK: Benchmark, Quiz Corrections CLOSING:Clean - up |
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TOPIC #1: Electricity and Ohm's Law WARM UP: Brain Buster ESSENTIAL QUESTION: What is Ohm's Law and how does it relate to electricity? POWER-POINT PRESENTATION: TOPIC #2: Parallel Circuits
ESSENTIAL QUESTION: How do Series Circuits differ from Parallel Circuits?? GROUP WORK: Parallel Circuits Worksheet Please refer to your reference table for the equations you need to use. Make your triangles and have at it! YOU CAN DO THIS! Today you will be correcting your Periodic Table for you quiz tomorrow. VOCABULARY: Series; Resistance; Current; Voltage; Parallel INDEPENDENT WORK: PARALLEL CIRCUITS POWER-POINT PRESENTATION: PARALLEL CIRCUITS; TOPIC #3 : Series Circuits ESSENTIAL QUESTION: How do Series Circuits differ from Parallel Circuits?? GROUP WORK: Please refer to your reference table for the equations you need to use. Make your triangles and have at it! YOU CAN DO THIS! VOCABULARY: Series; Resistance; Current; Voltage INDEPENDENT WORK: SERIES CIRCUITS POWER-POINT PRESENTATION: Series Circuits TOPIC: ELECTRICITY ESSENTIAL QUESTION: What is Electricity? Group Work:Ohm's Law Worksheet |
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IMPORTANT REMINDER - BENCHMARK ON THURSDAY TOPIC: Magnetism WARM UP: Brain Buster ESSENTIAL QUESTION: What are magnets and how are they used? POWER-POINT PRESENTATION: ANTICIPATORY SET: "Magnet Racing" GROUPS WORK: Task Cards; Reading Passage;Race SURVIVOR GROUPS WORK: Task Cards VOCABULARY: Domains; Magnets; Solenoid INDEPENDENT WORK: Reading Passage CLOSING:Word-Up |
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TOPIC: Magnetism WARM UP: Brain Buster ESSENTIAL QUESTION: What are manets and how are they used? POWER-POINT PRESENTATION: ANTICIPATORY SET: "Magnet Racing" GROUPS WORK: Task Cards; Reading Passage;Race SURVIVOR GROUPS WORK: Task Cards VOCABULARY: Domains; Magnets; Solenoid INDEPENDENT WORK: Reading Passage CLOSING:Word-Up |
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TOPIC: Graphing WARM UP: "Getting the Point ESSENTIAL QUESTION: How do we interpret graphs? POWER-POINT PRESENTATION: NONE ANTICIPATORY SET: "Getting the Point GROUPS WORK: Graphing Packet VOCABULARY: Graph; Variable; Scale INDEPENDENT WORK: Packet SPECIAL NOTE: |
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TOPIC: WAVES 2 WARM UP: Brain Buster ESSENTIAL QUESTION: What are waves? POWER-POINT PRESENTATION: ANTICIPATORY SET: "Jeopardy" GROUPS WORK: Jeopardy ; Word -Up SURVIVOR GROUPS WORK: Jeopardy VOCABULARY: Doppler; Amplitude; Compression; Interference INDEPENDENT WORK: Task Cards CLOSING:Word-Up |
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TOPIC: WAVES 2 WARM UP: Escape Room ESSENTIAL QUESTION: What are waves? POWER-POINT PRESENTATION: WAVES ANTICIPATORY SET: "Brain Drain" GROUPS WORK: Jeopardy ; Word -Up SURVIVOR GROUPS WORK: Jeopardy VOCABULARY: Doppler; Amplitude; Compression; Interference INDEPENDENT WORK: IMA, AMA Packet CLOSING:Word-Up |
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TOPIC: Simple Machine WARM UP: 10 minutes study time for QUIZ ESSENTIAL QUESTION: POWER-POINT PRESENTATION: ANTICIPATORY SET: "Can You Lift This Box?" GROUPS WORK: Table Partners SURVIVOR GROUPS WORK: "Warm-Up" question VOCABULARY: Work; Power; Force; Focrum; Wheel and axle INDEPENDENT WORK: Mechanical Advantage Packet CLOSING: Lab Write-Up |
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TOPIC: WORK and POWER
WARM UP: "BRAIN-DRAIN ESSENTIAL QUESTION: How are work and Energy related? POWER-POINT PRESENTATION: WORK AND POWER ANTICIPATORY SET: Word-Up GROUPS WORK: "Six-Station"; Rube Goldberg Project SURVIVOR GROUPS WORK: Rube Goldberg VOCABULARY: Work; Power; Force INDEPENDENT WORK: "Six-Station Work and Power Lab CLOSING: Rube Goldberg Project |
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TOPIC: WORK and POWER !!!QUIZ TODAY!!! WARM UP: 10 Minute study time for QUIZ ESSENTIAL QUESTION: How are work and Energy related? POWER-POINT PRESENTATION: WORK AND POWER ANTICIPATORY SET: Rube Goldberg Project GROUPS WORK: Rube Goldberg Project SURVIVOR GROUPS WORK: Goldberg VOCABULARY: Work; Power; Force INDEPENDENT WORK: Quizizz; Work and Power Packet CLOSING: Word- Up |
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TOPIC: Energy Transformation WARM UP: Question of the Day ESSENTIAL QUESTION: What is "The Law of Conservation of Energy?" POWER-POINT PRESENTATION: HEAT- Conduction, Convection, Radiation
GROUPS WORK: Rube Goldberg Machines VOCABULARY: Potential; Kinetic; Conservation CLOSING: Word-Up |
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TOPIC: Potential and Kinetic Energy Energy WARM UP: Potential and Kinetic Energy Task Cards ESSENTIAL QUESTION: What is "The Law of Conservation of Energy?" POWER-POINT PRESENTATION: HEAT- Conduction, Convection, Radiation
GROUPS WORK: Rube Goldberg Machines SURVIVOR GROUPS WORK: VOCABULARY: Potential; Kinetic; Conservation CLOSING: Word-Up |
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TOPIC: Conservation of Energy PLEASE ANSWER THE QUESTIONS ON THE POTENTIAL and KINETIC TASK CARDS. YOU MAY WORK IN YOUR SURVIVOR GROUP. YOU WILL NEED A PIECE OF LINED PAPER ON WHICH TO RECORD YOUR ANSWERS. HAND IN YOUR ANSWER SHEET WHEN YOU ARE DONE. YOU MAY PLACE IT IN THE CLASSROOM BOX. THESE COUNT AS"SURVIVOR" POINTS. SORRY I AM NOT IN CLASS TODAY BUT MY INFECTION GOT WORSE AND I ENDED UP IN THE HOSPITAL. I WILL MISS YOU ALL. WARM UP: Potential and Kinetic Energy Task Cards ESSENTIAL QUESTION: What is "The Law of Conservation of Energy? POWER-POINT PRESENTATION:
GROUPS WORK: Word Problems to Solve SURVIVOR GROUPS WORK: VOCABULARY: Potential; Kinetic; Conservation CLOSING: Word-Up |
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Everyone on your team is responsible Before working on a "Roller Coaster," Group Work: Roller Coaster Adventure HOW TO MAKE A PAPER ROLLER Please watch all videos. How to build a Roller Coaster Physics Style |
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TOPIC: Conservation of Energy WARM UP: 10 minutes study time for the quiz ESSENTIAL QUESTION: What is "The Law of Conservation of Energy? POWER-POINT PRESENTATION: - HEAT- Conduction, Convection, Radiation
GROUPS WORK: Word Problems to Solve SURVIVOR GROUPS WORK: VOCABULARY: Potential; Kinetic;Conservation CLOSING: Word-Up |
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TOPIC: Motion and Energy
ESSENTIAL QUESTION: What is energy and how does it relate to motion? |
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TOPIC: Motion
ESSENTIAL QUESTION: What are the variables used to describe motion? |
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TOPIC: Newton's Laws of Motion
ESSENTIAL QUESTION: What are the variables used to describe motion? GROUP WORK: Marble Racing
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TOPIC: Motion GROUP WORK: Marble Racing Newton's Second Law Mass and Weight Before we get into the subject of gravity and how it acts, it's important to understand the difference between weight and mass. We often use the terms "mass" and "weight" interchangeably in our daily speech, but to an astronomer or a physicist they are completely different things. The mass of a body is a measure of how much matter it contains. An object with mass has a quality called inertia. If you shake an object like a stone in your hand, you would notice that it takes a push to get it moving, and another push to stop it again. If the stone is at rest, it wants to remain at rest. Once you've got it moving, it wants to stay moving. This quality or "sluggishness" of matter is its inertia. Mass is a measure of how much inertia an object displays. Weight is an entirely different thing. Every object in the universe with mass attracts every other object with mass. The amount of attraction depends on the size of the masses and how far apart they are. For everyday-sized objects, this gravitational pull is vanishingly small, but the pull between a very large object, like the Earth, and another object, like you, can be easily measured. How? All you have to do is stand on a scale! Scales measure the force of attraction between you and the Earth. This force of attraction between you and the Earth (or any other planet) is called your weight. If you are in a spaceship far between the stars and you put a scale underneath you, the scale would read zero. Your weight is zero. You are weightless. There is an anvil floating next to you. It's also weightless. Are you or the anvil mass-less? Absolutely not. If you grabbed the anvil and tried to shake it, you would have to push it to get it going and pull it to get it to stop. It still has inertia, and hence mass, yet it has no weight. See the difference? |
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TOPIC: Motion GROUP WORK: Marble Racing Survivor: Net Force Escape Room |
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DATE: MONDAY, AUGUST 5, 2019 
STARTER PROMPT: Draw This Please ESSENTIAL QUESTION: What are the variables used to describe motion? |
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DATE: TUESDAY, August 6, 2019 TOPIC: STARTER PROMPT: "Float Your Boat" ESSENTIAL QUESTION: What are the variables used to describe motion? ANTICIPATORY SET: "Cat Walk" |
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DATE: WEDNESDAY, August 7, 2019 TOPIC: 
STARTER PROMPT: Distance Displacement Problem ESSENTIAL QUESTION: What are the variables used to describe motion? |
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DATE: THURSDAY, August 8, 2019 TOPIC: STARTER PROMPT: Questions of the Day ESSENTIAL QUESTION: What are the variables used to describe motion? GROUP WORK: Word Up |
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Date - August 8, 2019 TOPIC: Friction and Free-Fall GROUP WORK: Science Friction Super Hero |
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DATE: August 9, 2019 
TOPIC: STARTER PROMPT: Quizziz ESSENTIAL QUESTION: What are the variables used | ||
