Homework!!!

Read pages 18-20 Digging Deeper, answer the As You Read questions on a new page in your lab notebook.

Lab Write-up

Job:

Title: Investigation 2: Comparing Weather Reports

Date:

Key Question: What does a weather report contain?

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Getting Started:  Vocabulary

Pressure-

Hail-

Weather forecast-

Weather report-

Investigate:

1.

Weather Word	Description in forecast	Definition	Unit of measurement (inches, degrees, percents, etc
Temperature
Precipitation
Wind
Humidity
Dew Point
Visibility
UV Index

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Chicago Fire Player coming to the Brighton Park Library tomorrow!!

Hey everyone!  Check this out!!  You can click below to see the picture on the Chicago Fire website.

Chicago Fire Soccer Book Reading
Who: Chicago Fire Forward, Gabriel Ferrari
When: Tuesday, April 12 @ 6:00 pm
Where: Brighton Park - 4314 S. Archer Ave.
What: Chicago Fire Forward, Gabriel Ferrari will be visiting the Chicago Public Library’s Brighton Park branch on Tuesday, April 12 at 6:00 p.m. to read stories, sign autographs and pose for pictures. Don’t miss out on this exciting event to hear Ferrari read your favorite children’s books!

Homework over the weekend!

Your homework is to complete the graphic organizer (note taking) for Monday.

Gallery Walk with 308

The students walked around the classroom, like you would in a museum, to view the different pamphlets created by the students.

Extra Credit

Green Book:
Read pages B8-B15
Write 10 key facts, Answer 103 (B15)

Due Wednesday

Homework for Science

Complete Investigation 5, numbers 1-7

Homework for Thursday, Feb 24

Great experiment today!

If you did not finish #5and 6 on page 32/32 then its your homework.

Movement of the Earth's Lithospehric Plates...using shaving cream!!

No homework from 307. LOOK at all the names!

This is half the class!!

These student didn't do their homework!!

Homework

Activity #3, numbers 6 and 7

Its been awhile since I posted...

Its been too hard to list the homework this past week because each class is doing something different.  Anyways, here are some highlights from the students who were permitted to complete the experiment. 
Investigation 2: The interior of the Earth

We dropped a pebble into the container and timed how long it would take for the waves to go from one side, to the other.  We then related this experiment to an earthquake.

Using Slinkys the students learned about compressional and shear waves.

TGIF

Hello Blog Readers!

Homework for tonight (309 and 310 only)-Review and Reflect,, but not #7

308-"As you Read questions on page 4

307-Read 1-7, Do "As you Read questions and Review and Reflect # 1, 4, 5, 6, 10

All of the above assignments need to be completed in the Science notebook.  I'll collect your data sheets on Tuesday.  NO SCHOOL MONDAY!!!

Our new unit is INTERESTING!!

But its too bad that some classes haven't completed their homework, therefore the experiment can't be done.  :(

This is the homework for some classes and the second assignment is for the other classes that didn't do the experiment:

Read "Digging Deeper" on pages 4-7, answer the "As You Read" questions on page 4 in your lab notebook

Green book: Read B24-25, answer "Reading Focus" question, write a summary for:
Listening for Echoes
Mapping for Sound

Tuesday, 1-11-11

Hi Everyone!!

Well, I was able to see most of you today and it was fun starting our new unit-Dynamic Planet.  Yesterday and today we talked about what we are going to learn in this unit, how it is related to the previous unit and we completed a pre-assessment on the overhead.

Tomorrow, we'll complete our lab-write up (only 309 & 310) and we'll start the experiment.  See you then!!

Yarod's drawing.  This page serves as the cover page of the unit in the lab notebooks.

Pre-assessment

 

Test tomorrow

Homework is a little different for each class (some did not complete their homework from last night), but EVERYONE needs to study for tomorrow's unit test!!

Reread the yellow pages and know all of the definitions for the vocabulary words.

Our "mercury" spill

Turns out it wasn't mercury.  If it was mercury it would have rolled up into little balls.  Thank goodness because the whole school would have had to be evacuated if it was!

Questions to answer by Thursday

From Investigation 7

1A
3A*, B*, D
5A
7A, B
8A, B, C

*means only the writer has to have it done

Also, finish your graph or #8--whichever you were supposed to do.

From today's experiment

Kassandra and Jonathan's neatly wrapped cups.

Griselda, Kimberly and Christopher's data

Learning about heat energy

Yesterday and today we have been doing an experiment measuring the temperature of water to see which container holds heat the best. 

You need to have 1a, 3a,b,d done by Wednesday