Prep Notes:
Make permission slip for food labs.
Homeroom:
Morning Advisory:
Introduction of Daily Reading
Daily Reading Log
Daily Reading folder
first Daily reading article - Washington’s Birthday
Grade 7 agenda:
Do Now:
Grade 7 Recyclers - we will have a recycling meeting next Wednesday at Lunch
Please take out SAILING TO AMERICA ARTICLE.
I will collect it.
Please take out your Vocabulary Worksheet From Yesterday
Get a textbook and complete the following:
In your 3 ring binder, make a table of SI (metric) prefixes and their numerical values.
Make it look like the example on the board.
Use a ruler and make it neatly.
Draw a color diagram showing the difference between accuracy and precision
Pages NOS13 and NOS14
Homework:
Read and review metric prefixes and the meaning of accuracy and precision in measurement.
Short quiz Tuesday.
Lesson:
Go over Vocabulary Worksheet From Yesterday
discuss the “Sailing to America” Article
DI: THE MEANING OF SLANT
SIT UP
LISTEN
ASK/ANSWER QUESTIONS
NOTEBOOK READY
TRACK THE SPEAKER
SLANT: Metric Measurement
metric Prefixes and their numerical value
Basic Properties of Matter
Metric units for basic properties
MAKE FOLDER TABS
I USE HANGING FILE FOLDERS FOR PASSING BACK WORK WHEN YOU ARE ABSENT.
THE FILING CABINET HAS A DRAWER FOR YOUR GRADE LEVEL.
NAMES ARE ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY.
MAINTAINING AND CHECKING YOUR FOLDER (AFTER AN ABSENCE) IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY.
MAKE TABS
YOU WILL BE GROUPED WITH FIVE PEERS EACH GROUP RECEIVES
(1) INDEX CARD
(1) PAIR OF SCISSORS
(1) RULER
(1) SAMPLE FOLDER TAB - WHICH IS TO BE RETURNED UNDAMAGED AT THE END OF THE EXERCISE
As time permits: Quiz Study, flashcards, etc.
Mid-day Advisory:
Grade 8 agenda:
Shortened Classes - Pep Rally!!
Do Now:
Please take out Sailing to America Article
i will collect it.
Homework:
Lesson:
SLANT:
MATTER – STUFF, ANYTHING TAKING UP SPACE AND HAVING MASS
ATOMS – SMALLEST PARTICLES OF MATTER
NEGATIVE ELECTRON CIRCLE NUCLEUS
NUCLEUS MADE OF POSITIVE PROTONS AND NEUTRAL NEUTRONS
SUBSTANCE: MATTER WITH COMPOSITION AND PROPERTIES THAT ARE UNIFORM (ALWAYS THE SAME). EXAMPLES:
ELEMENTS
ON PERIODIC TABLE
EACH MADE OF ONE TYPE OF ATOM
COMPOUNDS
made from atoms of different elements bonded together
formed from molecules
CHEMICAL FORMULAS - composition never varies!
MIXTURES: MATTER THAT VARIES IN COMPOSITION AND PROPERTIES.
these are not pure substances.
made from different substances Blended together but nothing is bonded.
can be SEPARATED by physical MEANS.
can vary in composition - any proportions
EXAMPLES:
HETEROGENEOUS MIXTURES ARE POORLY MIXED AND EASY TO IDENTIFY DIFFERENT SUBSTANCES IN THEM
PIZZA
SALAD
SAND AND WATER
MANY ROCKS
HOMOGENEOUS MIXTURES ARE REALLY EVENLY MIXED AND MAY LOOK UNIFORM EVEN THOUGH THEY ARE NOT
MILK WITH
BRASS OR BRONZE
AIR
SOLUTIONS LIKE GATORADE
SOLUTIONS ARE HOMOGENEOUS MIXTURES MADE FROM ONE SUBSTANCE THAT DISSOLVES IN ANOTHER
THE PARTICLES ARE EITHER SINGLE ATOMS OR MOLECULES AND ARE THE BEST MIXED MIXTURES
SALTWATER (OCEAN)
TEA
AIR