Don’t forget to check Focus for information on an extra-credit opportunity called “Postcards from Space!”
Students who complete an exemplary project (following the rubric) can earn up to 10 bonus points added to your assessment category.
Happy winter solstice! Not only is today the shortest day of the year, but tonight there is a full moon and a meteor shower.
Today in class we worked on the following gravity activities
- Formation of the Solar System video
- Gravity Tutorial (link on OneView)
- Solar System Hands-on Modeling Investigation
Our final 2 days of testing (and short classes) we did the following review lessons – ppt notes below
Earth’s Evolution
Theories Vs. Laws
On Sunday Jan 20th there is a total lunar eclipse that will be visible from Jacksonville. It’s starting a bit later in the evening, but you do not have school on Monday Jan. 21st.
All students received a copy of the Mid Year Scrimmage review packet. Students are to use the CUBE2 strategy as they work through the problems.
This is a 50 point classwork assignment and it is due on Friday Dec. 14th (the day of the scrimmage).
I have uploaded the CUBE2 instructions and an example to Focus. If you need another copy of the study guide, check the documents on OneView.
Due to mid year scrimmage testing period, classes were short. Look below for the ppt. lessons/notes.
Comp Sci. – Earth’s Spheres Review
Phy. Sci.- Seasons, Moon Phases, Tides & Eclipses
Moon Phase Notes
Neat Science Article
Remember- you need to upload your project PowerPoint to Focus. Please don’t email me your projects!
Good news everyone!
False alarm- Don’t worry about changing the file format of your PowerPoint. After trying it on a different computer I was able to open .pptx files so just upload normally. I’ll let you know individually if there’s an issue. Thanks!
