Thursday, August 29, 2019. Day 3

Prep Notes:

  1. Make dividers for Daily Reading

  2. Make Log Sheets for:

  • What I learned.

  • Vocab of the day

Homeroom and Morning Advisory:

Grade 8 agenda:

Do Now:

Please:

  1. Copy the homework.

  2. take out your chapter outline from yesterday

  3. Get a copy of the text and complete it.

Homework:

Read “Sailing for America: Swedish youth activist plans visit to UN Events.”

  • complete the attached questions for tomorrow.

Lesson:

Finish Chapter Outline

Discuss

SLANT:

  1. matter – stuff, anything taking up space and having mass

  2. Atoms – smallest particles of matter

    • negative electron circle nucleus

    • nucleus made of positive protons and neutral neutrons

  3. 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

      • with

      • chemical formulas

  4. mixtures: matter that varies in composition and properties. 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

reminder: “Sailing for America” article due tomorrow

Mid-day Advisory:

Grade 7 agenda:

Do Now:

Copy the homework.

Please take out your lesson outline.

The three hole punch is being passed around to get it ready to go into your binder.

Complete the “Vocabulary” worksheet while it goes around.

Homework:

Read “Sailing for America: Swedish youth activist plans visit to UN Events.”

  • complete the attached questions for tomorrow.

Lesson:

Go over Lesson Outline

Reminder: “Sailing for America” article due tomorrow

Afternoon Advisory:

Wednesday, August 28, 2019. Day 2

Homeroom:

Morning Advisory:

Grade 7 agenda:

Do Now:

Obtain a copy of the textbook “systems and Cycles.”

  • Locate pages NOS∙12 to NOS∙18

Homework:

Finish the Measurement and Scientific Tools reading and Lesson Outline from class.

Lesson:

Read “Measurement and Scientific Tools” in iScience 7 Systems and Cycles

If you do not finish in class, use the handout or these Reading Essentials

Are you struggling with the reading? Try the “Reading Coach”version of this chapter.

pages NOS∙12 to NOS∙18

Complete the Lesson Outline

During class, pass out the “Reading Essentials” to all students and circulate the hole punch.

They should punch and place these in their 3 ring binder.

Students who finish early can read the following article on Greta Thunberg and answer the attached questions.

Mid-day Advisory:

Grade 8 agenda:

Do Now:

Open up to your HW.

Get the same object you had to examine yesterday.

Discuss and answer the question “Is this object a substance?” supporting your answer with observations and reasoning.

Homework:

Lesson:

Read 379 to 384 in cause and effect.

complete the lesson outline.

Afternoon Advisory:

Tuesday, August, 27, 2019. Day 1

Homeroom:

Seating assignments

Collection of tissues, wipes, etc.

Morning Advisory:

Welcome Back Slideshow

  • Slides 1 through 6

Grade 8 agenda:

Extension 9:25 to 9:55

P2 9:55 to 10:30

P3 10:30 to 11:05

P4 11:05 to 11:40

Do Now:

  1. Copy the homework into your agenda:

  2. Open your three ring binder. On the first sheet in the science section write the heading:

    • “What is a substance?”

  3. Copy the following definition:

    • A substance is matter with composition that is always the same.

  4. The room is set up with stations.

    • visit each station

    • examine the object there

    • decide whether the object is a substance

  5. In your binder:

    • describe the object

    • identify whether it is a substance.

    • Describe your reasoning in complete sentences.

  6. go on to the next station.

Homework:

read pages 381 to 383 in the online textbook

  • clearly define and describe elements, compounds, and mixtures

  • be sure your notes discuss key differences between these three things

Lesson:

Evacuation Plan

Set Up Three Ring Binder:

  • Science Tab - three hole punch and insert.

  • Place sheets of lined paper in the section.

  • Add a date and title to the top of the first page.

SLANT: Binder expectations:

  • Each day, write the day and date a couple of lines below where we left off the previous day.

  • Take all notes and perform all classwork for that day below this.

  • continue on to the next page if space runs out.

  • You may continue to use a page for more than one day if there is space.

  • Go on to the next sheet when needed.

  • All homework is done on its own clean sheet of paper.

  • Always place a full heading at the top of any homework.

Whole class read and take notes:

  • pages 379 to 381

  • understanding matter to substances

read and discuss the material in class

  • annotate your three-ring binder notebook

review the do now lab results

  • which of these objects were substances?

  • Which of these objects were not substances?

Mid-day Advisory:

Schedule adjustment:

  • 12:13 to 12:58

  • P5 12:58 to 1:33

  • P6 1:33 to 2:08

  • P7 2:08 to 2:43

Today only

WELCOME BACK SLIDESHOW

  • Slides 8 through 19

Grade 7 agenda:

classes shortened

Do Now:

Copy down the homework into your agenda.

Leave your agenda open on the table for me to check.

Homework:

Make a table listing metric prefixes and their values from 1000 to 1/1000.

Lesson:

Evacuation Plan

Set Up Three Ring Binder:

  • Science Tab - three hole punch and insert.

  • Place sheets of lined paper in the section.

  • Add a date and title to the top of the first page.

The meaning of SLANT

  • Sit Up

  • Listen

  • Ask/Answer Questions

  • Notebook Ready

  • Track the Speaker

SLANT: Class Routines

  • Enter and sit

  • Arrange materials, homework out, agenda open.

  • Copy homework and complete the “Do Now”

  • Leave your agenda open for me to check.

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

SLANT: Binder expectations:

  • Each day, write the day and date a couple of lines below where we left off the previous day.

  • Take all notes and perform all classwork for that day below this.

  • continue on to the next page if space runs out.

  • You may continue to use a page for more than one day if there is space.

  • Go on to the next sheet when needed.

  • All homework is done on its own clean sheet of paper.

  • Always place a full heading at the top of any homework.

Afternoon Advisory:

Wednesday, September 26, 2018. Day 3

Grade 8 Agenda:

Community Service Opportunity - Paxton Little League Field Maintenance

  • See Mr. Wahlstrom

HOMEWORK:

Average Speed Lab Analysis due tomorrow NLT 8:00AM

DO NOW:

LESSON:

Pass back and go over G&L wk 3 quiz

Complete CPO measurements

MAKE A DATA TABLE TO COLLECT DATA.

  • COLUMNS FOR TRIAL NUMBER, TIME

  • 10 TRIALS

COLLECT DATA

  • 10 trials

  • remove and remeasure outliers

  • if you did not finish yesterday, you need to remeasure all 10 trials today.

FINDING AVERAGE SPEED:

  1. DETERMINE THE AVERAGE TIME (based on 10 trials) IN YOUR NOTEBOOK.

    • SHOW YOUR WORK.

  2. DETERMINE THE AVERAGE SPEED IN YOUR NOTEBOOK

    • SHOW YOUR WORK IN FDSS FORMAT.

  3. Share your results with class data

    • posted on the white board

  4. ENTER AVERAGE SPEED DATA INTO YOUR GOOGLE CLASSROOM SPREADSHEET.

  5. COMPLETE STATISTICS AND GRAPHING PER THE INSTRUCTIONS tab

  6. Turn it in.


WIN:

G&L REview Week 4 words

Greek and Latin Week 4 Answer Key

Grade 7 Agenda:

HOMEWORK:

Greek and Latin Wk 4 Flashcards due tomorrow.

  • don’t forget example words with definitions

  • weeks 1-4 answer key posted in student resources.

DO NOW:

Open your science notebook and set up a new page with the following title

  • displacement lab, 9-26-18

get out YOUR displacement worksheet homework

LESSON:

Pass back and go over G&L Week 3 quiz

Go over displacement Practice worksheet

Displacement Lab:

  1. Make a data table like the example on the board

  2. 3 columns

    • station

    • initial volume

    • final volume

    • Give the table a title

    • Make it neat - use a ruler

  3. 8 stations - 8 rows

  4. Lab groups

    • I assign

  5. Add water to graduated cylinder

    • enough to cover object

  6. Record Vi

  7. Slide object into graduated cylinder

  8. record Vf

  9. remove object, empty water

  10. neaten station and prepare to rotate

Tuesday, September 25, 2018. Day 2

Grade 7 Agenda:

HOMEWORK:

Complete Displacement Worksheet for tomorrow.

DO NOW:

Copy homework into your assignment notebook.

  1. Open your science ntoebook and add the following heading:

  2. 9/25/18, Finding volume through displacement

  3. Review your flashcards until I am ready to begin.

LESSON:

SLANT:

Finding volume through displacement.

When an object is submerged, it displaces an amount of water equal to its volume.

Water level in a container rises exactly as much as the volume of the object.

The volume of the object is the difference between the starting volume and the ending volume.

  • Vo - volume of object

  • Vi - initial volume

  • Vf - final volume

  • Vo = Vf - Vi

Example

G&L Week 3 Quiz

Displacement Worksheet - finish for tomorrow. Show work.

WIN:

Study and Extra Help

Grade 8 Agenda:

Community Service Opportunity

  • Babysitting: PTO meeting this thursday, 5:30 pm

HOMEWORK:

Finished average speed graphs due in google classroom on Thursday.

DO NOW:

LESSON:

Operating the CPO timer

set-up

positioning

  • 10 cm & 92 cm from top of ramp.

operation

collecting data

FINDING AVERAGE SPEED:

  1. MAKE A DATA TABLE TO COLLECT DATA.

    • COLUMNS FOR TRIAL NUMBER, TIME

    • 10 TRIALS

  2. Determine the average time in your notebook.

    • show your work.

  3. Determine the average speed in your notebook

    • Show your work in FDSS format.

  4. Enter average speed data into your google classroom spreadsheet.

  5. Complete statistics and graphing per the instructions

Monday, September 24, 2018. Day 1

Grade 8 Agenda:

HOMEWORK:

1) Bring all greek and Latin Flashcards to class tomorrow

2) Greek and Latin Definitions due Wednesday

  • complete on the worksheet

3) Greek and Latin Flashcards due Thursday

  • Please do not finish these before checking definitions in advisory on Wednesday

4) Greek and Latin Week 4 Quiz - Monday, October 1st

DO NOW:

  1. Copy all homework into your assignment notebook.

  2. Please get a copy of the Greek and Latin week 4 words

  3. take out your flashcards

  4. study quietly while we prepare for the quiz.

LESSON:

Greek and Latin Week 3 Quiz

When you finish, please get a dictionary and quietly look up definitions for the week 4 words.

As time permits: Spreadsheet Programming

WIN:

Grade 7 Agenda:

HOMEWORK:

1) Bring all greek and Latin Flashcards to class tomorrow

2) Greek and Latin Definitions due Wednesday

  • complete on the worksheet

3) Greek and Latin Flashcards due Thursday

  • Please do not finish these before checking definitions in advisory on Wednesday

4) Greek and Latin Week 4 Quiz - Monday, October 1st

DO NOW:

  1. Copy all homework into your assignment notebook.

  2. Please get a copy of the Greek and Latin week 4 words

  3. take out your flashcards

  4. study quietly while we prepare for the quiz.

LESSON:

Programming Spreadsheets:

  • Average

  • Maximum

  • Minimum

  • Range

  • Copying across columns

Independent time to finish.

Turn it in

Greek and Latin Week 3 Quiz will be TOMORROW

When you finish, please get a dictionary and quietly look up definitions for the week 4 words.

If you did not finish the spreadsheet analysis of car data - finish it now.

As time permits: CPO timer operation.

Friday, September 21, 2018. Day 6.

Homeroom:

 

Grade 7 Agenda:

Homework:

Greek and Latin Week 3 Quiz on Monday

Do Now:

Please obtain a chrome book when I dismiss you to do so.

Turn it on and oriented so it is facing out away from you.

Get out your flashcards for a desk check.

study them silently while I pass back quizzes

Lesson:

Flashcard check

Pass back G&L Week 2 quiz

  • Review.

Joining Google Classroom.

Code on smartboard

Programming Spreadsheets

demonstration

student instruction

  • Cells

  • Function Bar

  • Function Syntax

  • maximum

  • minimum

  • average

  • calculating range.

practice

completion

Turn it In!

WIN:

Grade 8 Agenda:

Homework:

Greek and Latin Week 3 Quiz on Monday

Do Now:

Get out your week 3 G&L flashcards.

Open your science notebook to your data and calculations from Wednesday

Place both facing toward me on your table.

Lesson:

Check G&L Flashcards

Grading Check of Average Speed Work

calculation of average time

calculation of average speed

fdss

Posting of class data

Create a spreadsheet of the class data in google classroom.

Make a data table with appropriate borders, and column headers that include units.

Program the spreadsheet to Find the maximum, minimum, Average, and range of the class data using spreadsheet functions.

Make a bar graph of the data with appropriate axis labels.

Your data table should look like this. Remember to use programmed spreadsheet functions to calculate the statistics in red.

Your data table should look like this. Remember to use programmed spreadsheet functions to calculate the statistics in red.

Your graph should look like this. Use the Axis tabs under customize to set the values on the Y axis to a minimum of 0 and a maximum of 150.

Your graph should look like this. Use the Axis tabs under customize to set the values on the Y axis to a minimum of 0 and a maximum of 150.

Wednesday, September 19, 2018. Day 4.

Homeroom:

 

Grade 7 Agenda:

Homework:

Finished Data Table due Friday

  • All calculations to be shown on the back of the handout or in the margin below the table.

  • You may use a calculator but must show the method/work

G&L Week 3 flash cards due Thursday

Greek and Latin Week 3 Answer Key

Do Now:

Lesson:

Finish measurement (as needed)

Transfer data to class data table.

  • One team at a time to enter.

  • Whole class to copy from smart-board.

Use the space below the table and the back of the sheet to calculate average and range.

  • You may use a calculator but must show the method/work

  • High-lite the “High Value” in one color and the “Low Value” in a different color

Complete calculations for Friday

Guided Instruction: Class to complete calculations for Stations 1 and 2 together

Measuring Liquid Volume Lab Data Table.JPG

WIN:

Greek and Latin Week 3 Answer Key

  • correct your definitions

  • make flashcards for tomorrow.

Grade 8 Agenda:

Homework:

G&L Week 3 flash cards due Thursday

Greek and Latin Week 3 Answer Key

Do Now:

Lesson:

Finding Average Speed:

Set up and measure distance and time data on the first hole (lowest).

Make a data table to collect data.

  • Columns for Trial Number, Time

  • 10 trials

Identify highest and lowest times with two different highlighters.

remove these as outliers

calculate the average time with the remaining (8) values.

Find the average speed

Using the CPO Timer.

Setup

Operation

  • Measure distance between the photogates!

Repeat data collection

  • Make data table

  • 10 trials

Identify highest and lowest times with two different highlighters.

remove these as outliers

calculate the average time with the remaining (8) values.

Find the average speed

Tuesday, September 18, 2018. Day 3.

Homeroom:

 

Grade 8 Agenda:

Homework:

Greek and Latin Week 3 Definitions due tomorrow.

Do Now:

Please take out your Vector Solutions worksheet.

Lesson:

Pass back and review motion quiz.

Go over Vectors Worksheet Solutions.

Introduce CPO equipment

Average Speed lab

WIN:

G&L Week 3 Words

Grade 7 Agenda:

Homework:

Do Now:

  • Please open your notes to the last topic (MEASURING liquid volume and the meniscus)

  • Copy this data table neatly into your science notebook.

Lesson:

Volume Measurement Lab:

Review meniscus and measurement protocol:

8 stations

groups assigned by me

make measurement and record in science notebook

take great care not to spill or break Please

be sure to use appropriate precision (estimated digit) and label units

Add your results to the Class data table:

Lab Protocols and Norms

  • work cooperatively

  • Everyone should check the group’s work is accurate and precise.

  • Stay at your station with your team

  • Listen for my instructions