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Wednesday, December 20, 2017

Density = mass/Volume HW



1. What is density?  Write a paragraph and draw a picture of your findings.

2. Watch the following video and jot down some thoughts, be creative :).






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4. a. True/False: Solid water (ice) is less dense than liquid water.
b. Describe: How do liquid molecules move?
c. What happens to the kinetic energy of the water molecules as the temperature falls from  25 °C  to  4 degrees Celsius?


From properties of matter to the states of matter:














Thursday, December 14, 2017

Holiday Science Articles and Experiments



Science in the news during the holiday season

***Due Friday, 12-15-17***   (602, 603 MUST DO; 621, 623 option 1)


1. How To Get Your Kids Into Science This Christmas

2. Counting Birds: Christmas Means Citizen Science For The Birds

3. Dec. 21: The Winter Solstice Explained

4. Musicians Attempt To Make The Happiest Christmas Song Of All Time Using Science

5.  Starbucks' Christmas Tree Frappuccino Is a Chemical Nightmare, Science Says

6. The Shortest Day: The Science of the Winter Solstice

7.   7 Scientific Truths About Christmas, Santa, And Reindeer

8. The science of Christmas: Santa Claus, his sleigh, and presents

9. The Science Behind Santa's Christmas Eve Journey

10. Watch: The Science Of Christmas


Investigate and Experiment the holiday season!
***Due Monday, 12-18-17***  (602, 603 MUST DO; 621, 623 option 2)


1.  Spangler Science: Tricks and experiments for the holidays

2.   TOP 10 MUST-TRY CHRISTMAS SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FOR KIDS

3.  20 Christmas Science Activities

4.   BEST CHRISTMAS SCIENCE ACTIVITIES AND EXPERIMENTS FOR KIDS

5.   CHRISTMAS STEM IDEAS AND ACTIVITIES FOR ENGINEERING CHRISTMAS TREES

Wednesday, December 6, 2017

Simple Machines Slideshow

You are going to create a slides presentation showing your understanding of the various simple machines.
*Due Date: Monday 12/11/17*

  1. Title slide with picture of ALL the simple machines.
  2. Inclined plane: Two pictures with a real world example and a sentence explaining the simple motion and how it makes work easier.
  3. Lever: Two pictures with a real world example and a sentence explaining the simple motion and how it makes work easier.
  4. Wedge: Two pictures with a real world example and a sentence explaining the simple motion and how it makes work easier.
  5. Wheel and Axle: Two pictures with a real world example and a sentence explaining the simple motion and how it makes work easier.
  6. Screw: Two pictures with a real world example and a sentence explaining the simple motion and how it makes work easier.
  7. Pulley: Two pictures with a real world example and a sentence explaining the simple motion and how it makes work easier.

Friday, December 1, 2017

C3 Homework

1. C3S1 pp. 74-76, RC, BQ, Applying Math #1-2, SC#1


2. C3S2, self check #1; Find 3 examples of a machine making work easier.
3. Read p. 84, SC #4, “Physical Setting: Define”
4. p. 72 - Science Journal


5. C3S3 – Vocabulary, RC, BQ, p. 87 Physical Setting “Design”
C3S3-RC, BQ, PS 5.2g p. 87, SC #5


6. Find 2 examples of friction this weekend, sketch a picture, and explain their purpose.  Hint: subway stations, stairs, bathrooms

7. Science Article Machines


8. Science Article Thanksgiving

9. Science Article Simple Machines


10. Science Article Happy Holidays

11.
  • Visualizing Main Ideas p. 95
  • C3 Review
  • pp. 96-97 - # 4, 6-9, 11, 12, 14, 18, 20, 22, 25, 26