817 Science 2019-2020-817 Assignments
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- 2019-2020 School Year
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Upcoming Assignments
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Past Assignments
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Explore any remaining exhibit you find interesting at the Smithsonian
Based on your observations, complete the attached see think wonder sheet
Based on your observations, complete the attached see think wonder sheet
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Take some time today to explore the Saint Ocean Hall at the Smithsonian Museum
Explore the Saint Ocean Hall Exhibitions of the Museum found in the Center section of the first floor.
Based on your observations, complete the attached see think wonder sheet
Explore the Saint Ocean Hall Exhibitions of the Museum found in the Center section of the first floor.
Based on your observations, complete the attached see think wonder sheet
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Take some time today to explore the Human Origins Exhibit at the Smithsonian Museum
Explore the Human Origin Exhibitions of the Museum found in the top left section of the first floor.
Based on your observations, complete the attached see think wonder sheet
Explore the Human Origin Exhibitions of the Museum found in the top left section of the first floor.
Based on your observations, complete the attached see think wonder sheet
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Take some time today to explore the Mammal Hall of the Smithsonian Museum
Explore the Mammal Section of the Museum found in the bottom left section of the first floor.
Based on your observations, complete the attached see think wonder sheet
Explore the Mammal Section of the Museum found in the bottom left section of the first floor.
Based on your observations, complete the attached see think wonder sheet
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Take some time today to explore the Butterfly Section of the Smithsonian Museum
Explore the Partners in Evolution: Butterfly Section of the Museum found in the bottom left section of the second floor.
Based on your observations, complete the attached see think wonder sheet
Explore the Partners in Evolution: Butterfly Section of the Museum found in the bottom left section of the second floor.
Based on your observations, complete the attached see think wonder sheet
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Take some time today to explore the Fossil Section of the Smithsonian Museum
Explore the Fossil Section of the Museum found in the bottom right section of the first floor.
Select an exhibit from that section that you find interesting
Based on your observations, complete the attached see think wonder sheet
Explore the Fossil Section of the Museum found in the bottom right section of the first floor.
Select an exhibit from that section that you find interesting
Based on your observations, complete the attached see think wonder sheet
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Take some time today to explore the Bird Exhibit of the Smithsonian Museum
On the top right corner, select the Birds of D.C. Exhibit from the menu bar
Walk down the halls of the exhibit
Based on your observations, complete the attached see think wonder sheet
On the top right corner, select the Birds of D.C. Exhibit from the menu bar
Walk down the halls of the exhibit
Based on your observations, complete the attached see think wonder sheet
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Take some time today to explore one of NASA’S Space Stations Zarya and Zvezda.
Based on your observations, complete the attached see think wonder chart
Based on your observations, complete the attached see think wonder chart
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Take some time today to explore one of NASA’S Space Stations Cupola and Leonardo.
Based on your observations, complete the attached see think wonder chart
Based on your observations, complete the attached see think wonder chart
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Take some time today to explore one of NASA’S Space Stations Destiny, Columbus, and Kibo.
Based on your observations, complete the attached see think wonder chart
Based on your observations, complete the attached see think wonder chart
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Take some time today to explore one of NASA’S Space Stations.
Based on your observations, complete the attached see think wonder chart
Based on your observations, complete the attached see think wonder chart
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Students
As I shared last week, these signs of racial discrimination are becoming evermore visible yet we still have the opportunity of using our voice to continue to fight against them. Last week, I read Homegoing by Yaa Gyasi and it was a powerful reminder of the pains that we experience as a race, from slavery to incarceration. When compared with the current happenings, police brutality, wrongful convictions, disproportionate COVID deaths in Black and Hispanic Communities, it is quite blatant that individual and systemic racism is still existent today. This is the cry of the protesters. I encourage you to read, listen to podcasts, watch a documentary (try 13th on Netflix) on the roots of the pain we share. Continue to use you voice!
Assignment: Watch this Ted Talk and in no less that 5 sentences, write a reflection on what you heard. A reflection may contain a short summary, your thoughts, examples of something that stand out, etc.
As I shared last week, these signs of racial discrimination are becoming evermore visible yet we still have the opportunity of using our voice to continue to fight against them. Last week, I read Homegoing by Yaa Gyasi and it was a powerful reminder of the pains that we experience as a race, from slavery to incarceration. When compared with the current happenings, police brutality, wrongful convictions, disproportionate COVID deaths in Black and Hispanic Communities, it is quite blatant that individual and systemic racism is still existent today. This is the cry of the protesters. I encourage you to read, listen to podcasts, watch a documentary (try 13th on Netflix) on the roots of the pain we share. Continue to use you voice!
Assignment: Watch this Ted Talk and in no less that 5 sentences, write a reflection on what you heard. A reflection may contain a short summary, your thoughts, examples of something that stand out, etc.
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Take some time today to observe the elephants at the Smithsonian National Zoo. Make sure that you complete the attached See-Think-Wonder sheet based on your observation.
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Take some time time today observing the black footed ferret
Based on your observations, complete the attached see think wonder sheet
Based on your observations, complete the attached see think wonder sheet
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Take some time today playing with this simulation showing Newton's Second Law of Motion on a Hot Air Balloon
Watch the into video describing how Lift and Net Force affect a Hot Air Balloon
Watch the tutorial after the intro video to understand how to control the Hot Air Balloon
Turn on "Show FBD"
Turn on "Show Net Force"
Set the Burner on Max
On your quickwrite sheet, explain how does the Net Force change as the Balloon travels into the sky. Why do you believe this change is occurring?
Watch the into video describing how Lift and Net Force affect a Hot Air Balloon
Watch the tutorial after the intro video to understand how to control the Hot Air Balloon
Turn on "Show FBD"
Turn on "Show Net Force"
Set the Burner on Max
On your quickwrite sheet, explain how does the Net Force change as the Balloon travels into the sky. Why do you believe this change is occurring?
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Take some time to play around with different forces in the attached simulation.
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Based on the forces shown in the simulation, attach a screen shot that shows a medium airplane that is flying completely horizontal.
On your quickwrite sheet, please explain which force or forces were greatest in order to keep the plane horizontal.
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Based on the forces shown in the simulation, attach a screen shot that shows a medium airplane that is flying completely horizontal.
On your quickwrite sheet, please explain which force or forces were greatest in order to keep the plane horizontal.
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Take some time to play around with different forces in the attached simulation.
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Based on the results of each trial, complete your answers on the attached quickwrite sheet:
1. Assuming there is no friction or air resistance acting on the sled, the person has to ___________ in order to keep the sled moving at constant speed
2. Assuming there is no friction or air resistance acting on the sled, the person has to ___________ in order to keep the sled moving at increasing speed
3. Assuming there is no friction or air resistance acting on the sled, the person pushes the sled forward and then stops pushing. What happens in this scenario?
4. Assuming there is no friction or air resistance acting on the sled, the person pushes the sled forward and then pulls it back. What happens in this scenario?
Log in with your school email
Based on the results of each trial, complete your answers on the attached quickwrite sheet:
1. Assuming there is no friction or air resistance acting on the sled, the person has to ___________ in order to keep the sled moving at constant speed
2. Assuming there is no friction or air resistance acting on the sled, the person has to ___________ in order to keep the sled moving at increasing speed
3. Assuming there is no friction or air resistance acting on the sled, the person pushes the sled forward and then stops pushing. What happens in this scenario?
4. Assuming there is no friction or air resistance acting on the sled, the person pushes the sled forward and then pulls it back. What happens in this scenario?
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Watch the attached virtual tour of the coral reefs of Palau where you'll explore amazing underwater cities found near a remote network of islands in the Pacific Ocean.
Once completed, record your observations in the attached see think wonder sheet
Remember to click “Turn-In” once done.
Once completed, record your observations in the attached see think wonder sheet
Remember to click “Turn-In” once done.
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Look at the attached image
Create a MEAL paragraph that answers the following question:
"How is Newton's Laws of Motion being applied to the Rocket?"
Use evidence using the videos from this week and last week to support your answer
Use at least 3 of the following vocabulary words in your explanation:
Force
Action
Increase
Decrease
Reaction
Create a MEAL paragraph that answers the following question:
"How is Newton's Laws of Motion being applied to the Rocket?"
Use evidence using the videos from this week and last week to support your answer
Use at least 3 of the following vocabulary words in your explanation:
Force
Action
Increase
Decrease
Reaction
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Watch the attached video of Newton's Third Law of Motion
Based on the Video answer the 3 questions on the attached worksheet:
1. What is Newton's Third Law of Motion
2. What is the action and reaction demonstrated by the astronauts in the video?
3. Why does wearing the battery pack affect the motion of the astronaut named Alexander?
4. How do space vehicles apply action and reaction forces to blast off?
Based on the Video answer the 3 questions on the attached worksheet:
1. What is Newton's Third Law of Motion
2. What is the action and reaction demonstrated by the astronauts in the video?
3. Why does wearing the battery pack affect the motion of the astronaut named Alexander?
4. How do space vehicles apply action and reaction forces to blast off?
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Watch the attached video on the Newton's Final Law of Motion
Record Newton's Third Law of Motion in your vocabulary bank
Make sure you click Turn In once completed
Record Newton's Third Law of Motion in your vocabulary bank
Make sure you click Turn In once completed
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Based on this weeks lessons, complete the attached worksheet
Read all directions carefully
Remember to click "Turn-In" once completed
Read all directions carefully
Remember to click "Turn-In" once completed
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Watch the attached video about Newton's Second Law of Motion
Record in your vocabulary bank the definition of Newton's Second Law of Motion
Answer the questions attached to the video
Record in your vocabulary bank the definition of Newton's Second Law of Motion
Answer the questions attached to the video
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Watch the attached video to calculate an object's weight
Based on the video calculate the weight of the 4 objects based on their masses
Remember to click "Turn-In" once completed
Based on the video calculate the weight of the 4 objects based on their masses
Remember to click "Turn-In" once completed
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Watch the attached video on mass and weight
Record the definitions of mass and weight into your vocabulary bank
Make sure you complete all questions attached and Remember to click "Turn In"
Record the definitions of mass and weight into your vocabulary bank
Make sure you complete all questions attached and Remember to click "Turn In"
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Take some time today to look through some of the presentations from STEAM NIGHT. Based on what you seen. Complete the attached see think wonder sheet based on one of the presentations from STEAM NIGHT.
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Complete the attached questions based on your knowledge of Net force, speed, and acceleration.
Remember to click "Turn In". once completed
Remember to click "Turn In". once completed
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Watch the brief video on how to complete the acceleration simulation
Based on the simulation describe where in your model does the skater accelerate and decelerate
Describe your answers using points A, B, C, D, and E
Attach a picture or screenshot of your simulation will support your answer
Remember to click "turn in" once completed
Based on the simulation describe where in your model does the skater accelerate and decelerate
Describe your answers using points A, B, C, D, and E
Attach a picture or screenshot of your simulation will support your answer
Remember to click "turn in" once completed
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Watch the attached video on Acceleration
Record the definition and formula for acceleration in your vocabulary bank
Based on the video complete the 3 questions attached on the practice sheet
Remember to click "Turn In" once completed
Record the definition and formula for acceleration in your vocabulary bank
Based on the video complete the 3 questions attached on the practice sheet
Remember to click "Turn In" once completed
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Watch the attached video on speed
Record the formulas in you vocabulary bank
Answer the attached questions and calculate for speed and distance
Record the formulas in you vocabulary bank
Answer the attached questions and calculate for speed and distance
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Take some time to make some observations about the video of the Orchid Show at the Botanical Gardens. Based on what you see, complete the attached see think wonder sheet.
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Calculate the Net force and direction for each problem on the attached sheet.
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Watch the attached video on how to calculate the Net Force on an Object
Based on the video complete the 4 practice problems on the second slide of the Net Force Practice Problems worksheet
Make sure you calculate the force and direction and press "Turn-In" when you're done
Based on the video complete the 4 practice problems on the second slide of the Net Force Practice Problems worksheet
Make sure you calculate the force and direction and press "Turn-In" when you're done
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Watch the attached Brainpop video on the laws of motion
Record the definition of friction in your vocabulary bank
On the exit ticket, summarize Why did Moby's rock stop moving after he flicked it?
Record the definition of friction in your vocabulary bank
On the exit ticket, summarize Why did Moby's rock stop moving after he flicked it?
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Watch the attached video about Newton's first law of motion
Record in your vocabulary bank the definition of Inertia and Newton's First Law of Motion
Answer the questions attached to the video
Record in your vocabulary bank the definition of Inertia and Newton's First Law of Motion
Answer the questions attached to the video
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Watch the attached video of Baboon at the San Diego zoo. Based on the video compete the attached see think wonder chart.
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Based on the types of forces discussed in the video from yesterday, complete the attached worksheet to identify the types of forces affecting the box.
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Watch the attached video about various forces on an object
Record the definition of force into your vocabulary bank
Based on the video, identify 1 force discussed in the video for each column in your three column chart and describe what each force does
(Ex. Applied Force - the force that ...)
Record the definition of force into your vocabulary bank
Based on the video, identify 1 force discussed in the video for each column in your three column chart and describe what each force does
(Ex. Applied Force - the force that ...)
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Watch the attached brainpop video about the scientist Isaac Newton. Based on the video, complete the attached exit ticket providing a summary of what Isaac Newton discovered.
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Watch the attached video about the two types of energy we will be working on for the next few weeks.
Record in your vocabulary bank the definitions of Potential and Kinetic Energy
Record in your vocabulary bank the definitions of Potential and Kinetic Energy
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Watch the attached video of Koalas at the San Diego zoo. Based on the video compete the attached see think wonder chart.
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Starting Next Week we will start our next unit on Force and Motion. We will be learning about different forces, acceleration, speed, and gravity once again. Thinking about these ideas watch the attached video of a ball bouncing. Based on the video and the topics we will learn, complete the attached See-Think-Wonder Chart
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Use your vocabulary bank and the Attached Simulations of the Earth, Moon, and Sun to complete the attached worksheet
Please read ALL DIRECTIONS CAREFULLY
Remember that clockwise moves from right to left
counterclockwise moves from left to right
Please read ALL DIRECTIONS CAREFULLY
Remember that clockwise moves from right to left
counterclockwise moves from left to right
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Based on your progress so far in online learning. What about Google classroom or the other websites are you struggling with? (Ex: I am struggling with knowing where to submit my assignment)
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Complete this follow up survey and let me know what are your current feelings about online learning.
Remember to click turn in once completed.
Remember to click turn in once completed.
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Watch the attached video about Tigers at the San Diego zoo. Based on the video compete the attached see think wonder chart.
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Watch the attached video about the Platypus at the San Diego zoo. Based on the video compete the attached see think wonder chart.
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Watch the attached video about the rhinos at the San Diego zoo. Based on the video compete the attached see think wonder chart.
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Take some time today to observe the behaviors of these penguins at thw Georgia aquarium. Based on your observations. Complete the attached see think wonder chart.
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Spend some time today observing these Cheetah cubs. Based on your observations, complete the attached see think wonder chart.
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Watch this Web cam of the Pandas at the Atlanta Zoo
Based on your observations complete the attached See-Think-Wonder Sheet.
Based on your observations complete the attached See-Think-Wonder Sheet.
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Take some time today to observe the Condors in the San Diego Zoo
Focus on the behaviors and features of these birds
Based on your observations, complete the attached See-Think-Wonder Chart Sheet
Focus on the behaviors and features of these birds
Based on your observations, complete the attached See-Think-Wonder Chart Sheet
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Use the articles from these next two weeks in order to fill this vocabulary bank for the unit
You have until the end of next week in order to complete the assignment and fill out each term
You have until the end of next week in order to complete the assignment and fill out each term
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Watch the attached video on Tides
Record the definition of Tides into your vocabulary bank
Title your sheet "Tides"
In your effect section, write down "High Tide is created"
Based on the video, record 1 cause for how gravity cause of High Tide
Also record 1 cause for how the location of the moon causes High Tide
Record the definition of Tides into your vocabulary bank
Title your sheet "Tides"
In your effect section, write down "High Tide is created"
Based on the video, record 1 cause for how gravity cause of High Tide
Also record 1 cause for how the location of the moon causes High Tide
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Watch the attached video on the Solar System
Write down brainpop's definition of a satellite
On the left column of your sheet, identify 2 examples of a satellite of the sun
On the right column, identify 1 example of a satellite of Jupiter
Write down brainpop's definition of a satellite
On the left column of your sheet, identify 2 examples of a satellite of the sun
On the right column, identify 1 example of a satellite of Jupiter
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Watch the attached video about eclipses
Record all vocabulary into your vocabulary bank
Based on the video, on the effect section, write down "An eclipse occurs"
Write down in the cause section what 2 positions causes an eclipse to occur
Record all vocabulary into your vocabulary bank
Based on the video, on the effect section, write down "An eclipse occurs"
Write down in the cause section what 2 positions causes an eclipse to occur
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Complete both Worksheets about Phases of the Moon and Gravity
Use the videos from this past week to help you answer the questions provided
Use the videos from this past week to help you answer the questions provided
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Watch the attached brainpop video about the phases of the moon
Add all vocabulary into your vocabulary bank
Focus on the following phases of the moon:
Full Moon
New Moon
First Quarter
Third Quarter
Describe where each phase of the moon is located using your graphic organizer
ex. (The Moon is Located in the middle of the Earth and the Sun)
Add all vocabulary into your vocabulary bank
Focus on the following phases of the moon:
Full Moon
New Moon
First Quarter
Third Quarter
Describe where each phase of the moon is located using your graphic organizer
ex. (The Moon is Located in the middle of the Earth and the Sun)
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Watch the attached simulation of the moon orbiting the earth
Focus on the appearance of the moon as it orbits around the earth
Complete the attached See-Think-Wonder Chart based on what you observe about the simulation
Focus on the appearance of the moon as it orbits around the earth
Complete the attached See-Think-Wonder Chart based on what you observe about the simulation
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Look at the attached simulation '
Place the skateboarder 6m above ground, at the top of the ramp on Planet X
Let go of the skateboarder and observe his speed
Repeat steps for Planet Y
Answer the following questions in a MEAL paragraph on your quickwrite exit ticket:
Which planet for you believe has lower gravity? What evidence supports your claim?
Place the skateboarder 6m above ground, at the top of the ramp on Planet X
Let go of the skateboarder and observe his speed
Repeat steps for Planet Y
Answer the following questions in a MEAL paragraph on your quickwrite exit ticket:
Which planet for you believe has lower gravity? What evidence supports your claim?
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Watch the attached video about gravity
Record the definition in your vocabulary bank and answer the following questions on your exit ticket:
Left Column: How did Newton calculate gravity's pull on an object?
Right Column: Based on the video, which object would have a greater gravitational pull? The Moon or the Earth? Why?
Record the definition in your vocabulary bank and answer the following questions on your exit ticket:
Left Column: How did Newton calculate gravity's pull on an object?
Right Column: Based on the video, which object would have a greater gravitational pull? The Moon or the Earth? Why?
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Based on the topics from this week use your vocabulary bank and your previous assignments to complete the attached models
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Watch the attached video about the Seasons
Username: tfbrain
password: tfbrain
Add all vocabulary terms into your vocabulary bank
Based on the video create a short paragraph that connects all three words found in your exit ticket
Username: tfbrain
password: tfbrain
Add all vocabulary terms into your vocabulary bank
Based on the video create a short paragraph that connects all three words found in your exit ticket
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Read the Following Articles about Earth's Rotation and Revolution
Define all words into your vocabulary bank
On the two column notes slide, Label the Left side Rotation and the Right side Revolution
Identify the following
Define Rotation and Revolution in your own words
How long does it take for one Rotation and Revolution to be completed
What part of Earth does Rotation travel along?
What does Revolution travel around?
What direction does the Earth Rotate/ Revolve?
Define all words into your vocabulary bank
On the two column notes slide, Label the Left side Rotation and the Right side Revolution
Identify the following
Define Rotation and Revolution in your own words
How long does it take for one Rotation and Revolution to be completed
What part of Earth does Rotation travel along?
What does Revolution travel around?
What direction does the Earth Rotate/ Revolve?
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What High School Did You Get Accepted into? Was it your first choice? How do you feel about going to High School?
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View the attached Simulation of the Earth, Moon and Sun
To log-in to the simulation:
Username: covid19
password: edumedia
Based on the simulation focus on the movements of the Earth and Moon
What do you think rotation is based on the simulation?
What do you think revolution is based on the simulation?
What do you believe rotation affects on Earth?
What do you believe revolution affects on earth?
To log-in to the simulation:
Username: covid19
password: edumedia
Based on the simulation focus on the movements of the Earth and Moon
What do you think rotation is based on the simulation?
What do you think revolution is based on the simulation?
What do you believe rotation affects on Earth?
What do you believe revolution affects on earth?
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Complete this quiz based on your knowledge of genetics
Read all descriptions carefully for how to answer certain short response questions
Read all descriptions carefully for how to answer certain short response questions
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Look at the following slides
based on your notes and knowledge of genetics identify the vocabulary that belongs in each image
based on your notes and knowledge of genetics identify the vocabulary that belongs in each image
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Independently Read the Article to yourself. Make sure your setting is set to 1040L. As you read, pay attention to why the lemur had six fingers to include in your "Whats Important Section"
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Submit the following on this assignment
1. Your final draft of your Instruction Manual
2. Your final draft of your Storyboard
3. A link or attachment to your final video tutorial
1. Your final draft of your Instruction Manual
2. Your final draft of your Storyboard
3. A link or attachment to your final video tutorial
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Split your screen to show the body systems handout and the digestive system article
Independently Read the Article
Highlight in red the function of your assigned process
Highlight in blue the organs involved with your assigned process
Copy and Paste your highlights into your body systems handout
Independently Read the Article
Highlight in red the function of your assigned process
Highlight in blue the organs involved with your assigned process
Copy and Paste your highlights into your body systems handout
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Independently Render the text looking out for one sentence that defines each organelle on your worksheet
Select a word that summarizes the function of the organelle
In your groups make an agreement as to which job best fits each organelle
Select a word that summarizes the function of the organelle
In your groups make an agreement as to which job best fits each organelle
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Fill in your name and your partners name on the form. Make sure you attach the topic you are investigating.
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Use these questions to complete corrections for your quiz.
Complete them on the attached handout and remember to press "turn in"
Complete them on the attached handout and remember to press "turn in"
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Once completed with your text rendering. Storyboard the article based on the sentences your group members chose.
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Read and annotate the article based on your seat number
1. Above-Average Warming In Cape Verde
2. Cooler Sand Is Favorable To Males
3. Keeping The Eggs Cool
1. Above-Average Warming In Cape Verde
2. Cooler Sand Is Favorable To Males
3. Keeping The Eggs Cool
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Read the Section based on your Table Number:
Tables 1, 6, 11 - A Goal To Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Tables 2, 7 - The U.S. Withdrew From The Paris Climate Accord
Tables 3, 8 - A Leader In Tech Promotes Climate-Related Projects
Tables 4, 9 - Old Devices Become "E-Waste"
Tables 5, 10 - Using Recycled Aluminum Is Another Big Step
As you read, highlight and write in your worksheet one word, phrase and sentence that you believe is most important to the section
Tables 1, 6, 11 - A Goal To Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Tables 2, 7 - The U.S. Withdrew From The Paris Climate Accord
Tables 3, 8 - A Leader In Tech Promotes Climate-Related Projects
Tables 4, 9 - Old Devices Become "E-Waste"
Tables 5, 10 - Using Recycled Aluminum Is Another Big Step
As you read, highlight and write in your worksheet one word, phrase and sentence that you believe is most important to the section
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Research the type of pollution based on your seat number. What is this type of pollution? Provide an example.
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Paste a link to one website that you found to use for your science fair. Give a 1-2 sentence summary about that link.
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Read EVERY section carefully and answer the questions attached to the google form.
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Submit on a Google Doc your Testable and Measurable Science Fair Question. You may only continue with your question once you receive approval from myself.
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Read the attached article and answer review questions 1-3 on Google Docs.
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Read the attached article and complete the 3 review questions on a google doc.
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Complete the attached pre-assessment. Wait for instructions before you begin.