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ISN Spot Check is post-poned! 
Be sure to bring all worksheets, ready to glue into ISN tomorrow. 

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Chapter 9, Section 2
  • Vocab
  • Standards Checks
  • Section review #1-4, 6, 8-9
Page 45 ISN

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Chapter 8, Section 1 and 2 Reviews
Pg 42 of ISN
 
*If you are going to the Orchestra trip, please turn in Mon/Tues

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Homework due Wednesday March 11:
Vocabulary from Chapter 5-Please do this on page 30 of your ISN. 

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Due: Monday/Tuesday
 
Study for Test- Study Guide on Webpage

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HW for January 28, due the 29/30
Page 11 ISN 
 
Chapter 15, Section 3
Key Terms (2)
Standards Check (2)
and Section Review #2-9 

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Due Wednesday January 21, 2015
 
Moon Phase Chart on Page 9 of your ISN 
 
Have a GREAT four day weekend! Woo hoo! 

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Current Event Homework 
  • Title- "Name of Article" and Source
  • Recent events and/or discoveries in Astronomy/Astrophysics News 
  • Half Page
  • Discuss the main point of the article and why/how this will benefit and influence further research in science. 
  • Please print out article, along with half page summary (can be typed or handwritten). 
Some great current event sources 

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Study Guide is NOT due for an assignment, it is for your own benefit to perform well on the test. 
 
Test day for "A" day: Dec 11th
Test day for "B" day: Dec 12th

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Students, 
On page 52 of your ISN, please draw & color Fig. 4 and 5 on Pages 387-388. 
As well, write out the description for each and write out Newton's 2nd Law. 
 
 

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Due Wednesday:
Create Circle Map for Newton's 1st Law on page 50 in your ISN.

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Pg 375 #1-9
In ISN page 48
 
Due next block

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HW- Pg 370-375 "Gravity"
Page 47 of ISN
 
Please define the key terms listed in that section
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Please answer all Standards Checks (4)
 
Key Terms:
Gravity
Law of Universal Gravitation
Universal 
Weight 
Mass

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Standards Check-Friction
Due Nov 5
 
Complete Standards Check from Pg 350-355 in ISN Pg 41
 
Also, attached is the PPT from today.

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Extra Credit:
 
Here is the link for the Coaster Crafter
 
Turn in the attached sheet on Monday/Tuesday for Extra Credit
 

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Good afternoon students! I have posted the rubric of the project, ALONG with the EXAMPLE!
*Please use the example as a reference and do not copy!

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THIS IS NOT DUE AS A HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENT!
 
Attached is the study guide for the Motion Mini-test
If you cannot print, let me know so I can get one for you. 

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Hi Students!
Over the weekend, you will need to complete the Speed/Velocity/Acceleration Worksheet. 
Below is an attached document of the worksheet. 
"A" day it is due on Monday 10/13
"B" day it is due on Tuesday 10/14
 
*Also is attached, is the powerpoint lesson. 
 
Have a great weekend! :)

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IN ISN PAGE 30! 
 
Go to Pg 342 of your textbook and Complete the "Quick Lab" at the bottom of the page. 
  1.    On pg 30 of your ISN, define 
    • acceleration
    • velocity
  2. Complete Quick Lab 
    • Use the data table to form the graph
    • Your motion graphing packet is a great source of notes to help you set up your x,y axis. 
    • Complete each step in the Quick Lab 

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SPEED MACHINES! 
Homework assigned on October 1st, 2014
 
Please download the attachment for the worksheet and print it out. 
If there are printer problems, please do on separate page. 
 
A Day: Due 10/2
B Day: Due 10/3
 
**This assignment will be collected at the beginning of class. 
 
If troubles with using word and downloading, here are the questions:
 
FORMULA : SPEED = Distance ÷ Time
Round answers to the nearest tenth (one decimal place)!
NASCAR fans love race day when they get a chance to cheer on their favorite team! If a driver was able to travel 600 miles in 3 hours, what was his average speed?
 
The fastest car on Earth, a British-made Thrust SSC, would win every NASCAR race in America. If it takes 0.5 hours (30 minutes) to travel 380 miles, what is its speed?
 
The fastest train on Earth, the TGV from France, can travel at faster speeds than trains in the United States. During a speed test, the train traveled 800 miles in 2.5 hours. What is its speed?
 
Spirit of Australia, a hydroplane boat, made speed records by traveling 239 miles in 0.75 hours (45 minutes). What is its record-breaking speed?
 
The fastest plane ever made, the Lockheed SR71, was able to travel 2200 miles per hour. Based on this speed, how far could it travel in:
2 hours? b. 3 hours? c. 5 hours?
Challenge:
  1. Which machine on this page is the fastest? ___________________

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ISN Page 26- "Motion HW pg 336-339"
  • Define Vocabulary Terms
    • motion
    • average speed
  • Math Focus section on page 338
    • #1-3
    • Show work please and box the answer!
  • Copy Graph on Page 339, Figure 4
    • Staple or complete on page (if enough room)
    • Graphing paper preferred if you have it, if not, lined is fine. 

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UPDATE!
Test has been moved to next Thursday and Friday (9/25-26)
"A" Day- 9/25
"B" Day-9/26
 
Check my webpage on Friday for the Practice Test to study over the weekend. 
 
Also, Spot Checks will take place on test date. We will be grading from Page 13 and beyond.  This spot check we WILL be checking page numbers, table of contents, glued in work, and completed pages. 

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Practice Test
*This is optional, however, will help you GREATLY with the test. 
 
Steps to access the test
  1. Access http://socrative.com
  2. Click on "Student Login" at the top right corner
  3. Enter the code: eecd4d00
  4. Enter your name and period. (Ex. Ms. Harwood, period 1) 
  5. And then take the test!
ISN Spot Check
There will be an ISN spot check #2 the day of the test. It will be the first 10 minutes of class. Please come to class (9/25-9/260 PREPARED!!!
       What is needed:
  1. Page 14 to present
  2. EVERYTHING Glued, taped, stapled in
  3. Table of Contents updated
  4. Correct Page numbers
Table of Contents Updated:
Page 14: Intro to Density Notes
Page 15: Intro to Density Notes continued
Page 16: E.D. (Experimental Design) D.Coke/Coke Lab
Page 17: D. Coke/ Coke Lab Worksheet and Response Questions
Page 18-20: Station Labs- Density Unit
Page 21: Density Worksheet HW (Due 9/11-12)
Page 22: Intro to Buoyancy Notes
Page 23: Bill Nye Notes-Buoyancy
 
 
 

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Copy of directions for the "Buoyancy Foldable" 

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Homework due Wednesday 9/08/14: Density Worksheet 
 
*Be prepared to have Experimental Design ready for Wednesday's Lab
 
Updated Table of Contents
14. Intro to Density Notes
15. Intro to Density Notes cont. (per 1,2,4,5), Volume worksheet (per 3)
16. Experimental Design, Coke and Diet Coke Lab 
 
*Powerpoint and homework are attached 

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Congratulations! You have finished your first lab in Ms. Harwood's class.
Now, it is time for an individual assessment. 
 
Gummy Bear Lab Report
Using your findings in the lab, you are going to create a lab report using a presentation tool. 
This presentation tool may be a:
  • Powerpoint
  • Prezi
  • Poster
  • Google Drive Presentation
  • Or any other ideas that need to be approved by me. 
1.You are going to cover the eight topics that are discussed within the rubric handout that was given in class. 
2.Be sure to explain each and every category of the report. 
3. The data table and graph that are to be used are your "Before and After" data, NOT your class data as a whole. 
4. Be sure to explain why or why not your hypothesis worked, or didn't work. 
5. BE SPECIFIC!