Tuesday, October 1, 2019. Day 1

Homeroom:

Morning advisory:

Grade 8 agenda:

Do Now:

  1. Copy homework into your agenda

  2. Take out your “Where did it go? Wrap Up worksheet

  3. Complete the:

    (HW Check and pass back old papers.)

Homework:

Lesson:

Review: HOW CAN A CHANGE IN ENERGY AFFECT THE STATE OF MATTER WORKSHEET

Discuss “Where did it go? Wrap Up worksheet

SLANT: Conservation of Mass

  1. Mass is conserved during any physical or chemical change

    • this assumes the change occurs in a closed system

    • matter cannot enter or leave

    • all the same particles are present

    • only the arrangement, location, or motion of the particles can change.

  2. Did our experiment obey this law?

    1. Yes - evidence?

    2. No - Why?

  3. Discuss

  4. Collect

pass out corrected lesson outline worksheets

review and discuss

Slant: physical changes to matter

  1. physical change: any change which alters the form or appearance of matter but does not change its identity

    • changes in

      • size or shape

      • temperature

      • shape

      • state

  2. changes in state occur when thermal energy is added or taken away

    • melting/freezing

    • boiling/condensation

    • sublimation/deposition

  3. dissolving is a physical change

    • a sample of matter with breaks up into its individual particles and mixes evenly with another substance

  4. mass is always conserved during physical changes

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Afternoon advisory:

Grade 7 agenda:

Do Now:

copy homework into your agenda.

SLANT: Density Notes

Homework:

density Practice worksheet

  • Complete on a new sheet of paper.

  • put a full, formal heading at the top of the sheet.

  • Do the “odd” number problems only.

  • Neatness counts as part of your grade.

Lesson:

slant: density

  1. density: a ratio between the mass of a sample of matter and its volume

    • also a way to think of how tightly matter is packed into a sample

    • demonstration

  2. density is calculated by dividing mass by volume

    1. mass is measured in grams

    2. volume may be measured in mL or cm3

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  1. solving a density problem in FDSS format

    • One step problem

    • two step problem

time to work on data tables/assistance with reprogramming

(HW Check and pass back old papers.)

Afternoon dismissal: