Wednesday, October 31, 2012

NONE

New Unit- Earth Changes
Universal Theme-
How are we as a population contributing to natural disasters such as earthquakes, volcanoes, and tsunamis?

Up to date Population clock 
http://www.census.gov/main/www/popclock.html

Monday, October 29, 2012

HW

SCIENCE QUIZ- TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30TH 
INFERENCES, VARIABLES, HYPOTHESIS AND PREDICTION


REVIEW "REVIEW GUIDE TONIGHT" OR REVIEW WEBSITES BELOW 

Answers to review guide-

MV- intentionally changed by the investigator in an investigation
RV- outcome that can be impacted by the change
CV- stays the same

Variables for apple tree- suggested answers
weather, water, sunlight, soil, type of tree, seeds, climate

Variables for runner- suggested answers
type of shoes, brand of shoes, weather, food, water, clothes, training, track

1. MV- time of day
RV- score or performance
CV- same students, same quiz, location, teacher

2. MV- number of minutes of spelling practice
RV- scores on spelling tests
CV- number of words, difficulty, type of test, same children

3. MV- type of tennis balls
RV- Best  bounce
CV- parking lot, height bounce, same person

1. Observation uses your five senses to gather observations
2. Inference is an assumption based on your observations and data. Why your data happened..

Maybe it is going to rain
Perhaps no one is in the classroom
Maybe there is no food day


HYPOTHESIS- https://sites.google.com/site/taepsciencefair/writing-a-hypothesis

VARIABLES- http://mathxscience.com/scientific_method_variables.html

VARIABLES- https://docs.google.com/a/nssd112.org/viewer?a=v&q=cache:Cve-s2_T3JYJ:nsmithcac.wikispaces.com/file/view/%2BVariable%2BWorksheet.pdf+&hl=en&gl=us&pid=bl&srcid=ADGEESgieAw5fD2RVvEpa7eC72geIiO4aDu3tKoEu1eiyptr8HeYFEi_exjk_1VHDU7w_XOlqNo6CfbzrK-Qn5i17lxEiohXro4nVRhWH3lxmftjrUUxv1Vl6eTqTydTV-2WenQbFHQg&sig=AHIEtbQSN4MTdww4Lbbo15muo4QXB8VeRw

Friday, October 26, 2012

SCIENCE QUIZ- TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30TH 
INFERENCES, VARIABLES, HYPOTHESIS AND PREDICTION
COMPLETE REVIEW GUIDE #3 DUE MONDAY


1. MV- Temperature
   RV- growth of plant
   CV- soil, pot, water, sunlight

Hypothesis- If you increase the temperature, then the growth of the plant will also increase

2. MV- amount of sugar
    RV- taste of Kool- Aid
   CV- type of sugar, type of Kool-Aid, container

Hypothesis- IF the amount of sugar increases, then the Kool Aid will taste better.

3. MV- amount of candy
    RV- number of cavities
    CV- type of candy, person, size of candy 

Hypothesis- IF the amount of candy increase, then the number of cavities will also increase.

Prediction- I think that if I eat more candy I will get more cavities 

Thursday, October 25, 2012

SCIENCE QUIZ- TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30TH 
INFERENCES, VARIABLES, HYPOTHESIS AND PREDICTION
COMPLETE REVIEW GUIDE #2 BY FRIDAY



ANSWERS TO REVIEW GUIDE #2



1.MANIPULATED VARIABLE- A FACTOR THAT IS CHANGED ON PURPOSE IN THE INVESTIGATION. 



RESPONDING VARIABLE- THE OUTCOME OF THE INVESTIGATION THAT MIGHT BE AFFECTED BY THE CHANGE.



CONTROLLED VARIABLE- STAYS THE SAME DURING THE INVESTIGATION. 



2. CONTROLLED VARIABLES ARE ESSENTIAL IN AN INVESTIGATION TO MAKE SURE THE CHANGE IS THE ONLY DATA YOU ARE COLLECTING. ALSO, CONTROLLED VARIABLES MAKE SURE THAT YOUR DATA IS ACCURATE AND RELIABLE. 



3. LIP BALM SITUATION

MV- BRANDS OF LIP BALMS
RV- PREVENTING DRY, CHAPPED LIPS
CVS- PERSON, APPLIED MORNING AND EVENING, TWO WEEKS, SAME PERSON


CLAY SITUATION

MV- AMOUNT OF CLAY
RV- RATE OF FALL
CVS- TYPE OF CLAY, AMOUNT OF WATER, GRADUATED CYLINDER, STOP WATCH


BUBBLE GUM SITUATION

MV- BRANDS OF GUM
RV- DIAMETER OF BUBBLE
CVS- THREE MIN CHEW, STUDENT, SIZE OF GUM, STOPWATCH

Wednesday, October 24, 2012

Journal Lightning

Periods 2, 7, 8 - Due Thursday, October 25th 

Compare and contrast the following science skills- hypothesis and prediction. Use a Venn diagram to complete this journal entry. Each "circle" area should have at least three complete thoughts using complete sentences.
DO NOT WRITE A PARAGRAPH FOR THIS ENTRY!!!


 
SCIENCE QUIZ- TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30TH 
INFERENCES, VARIABLES, HYPOTHESIS AND PREDICTION
COMPLETE REVIEW GUIDE #2 BY FRIDAY



ANSWERS TO REVIEW GUIDE #2


1.MANIPULATED VARIABLE- A FACTOR THAT IS CHANGED ON PURPOSE IN THE INVESTIGATION. 


RESPONDING VARIABLE- THE OUTCOME OF THE INVESTIGATION THAT MIGHT BE AFFECTED BY THE CHANGE.


CONTROLLED VARIABLE- STAYS THE SAME DURING THE INVESTIGATION. 


2. CONTROLLED VARIABLES ARE ESSENTIAL IN AN INVESTIGATION TO MAKE SURE THE CHANGE IS THE ONLY DATA YOU ARE COLLECTING. ALSO, CONTROLLED VARIABLES MAKE SURE THAT YOUR DATA IS ACCURATE AND RELIABLE. 


3. LIP BALM SITUATION
MV- BRANDS OF LIP BALMS
RV- PREVENTING DRY, CHAPPED LIPS
CVS- PERSON, APPLIED MORNING AND EVENING, TWO WEEKS, SAME PERSON


CLAY SITUATION
MV- AMOUNT OF CLAY
RV- RATE OF FALL
CVS- TYPE OF CLAY, AMOUNT OF WATER, GRADUATED CYLINDER, STOP WATCH


BUBBLE GUM SITUATION
MV- BRANDS OF GUM
RV- DIAMETER OF BUBBLE
CVS- THREE MIN CHEW, STUDENT, SIZE OF GUM, STOPWATCH


Tuesday, October 23, 2012

 

Journal Lightning

Periods 1, 5, 9- Due Wednesday, October 24th 
Periods 2, 7, 8 - Due Thursday, October 25th 

Compare and contrast the following science skills- hypothesis and prediction. Use a Venn diagram to complete this journal entry. Each "circle" area should have at least three complete thoughts using complete sentences.
DO NOT WRITE A PARAGRAPH FOR THIS ENTRY!!!


 
SCIENCE QUIZ- TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30TH 
INFERENCES, VARIABLES, HYPOTHESIS AND PREDICTION
COMPLETE REVIEW GUIDE #1 TONIGHT

 
ANSWERS TO REVIEW GUIDE # 1 

1. INFERENCE
2. OBSERVATION
3. OBSERVATION 
4. INFERENCE
5. INFERENCE
6. INFERENCE
7. OBSERVATION
8. OBSERVATION
9. INFERENCE
10. OBSERVATION OR INFERENCE - DEPENDING ON IF YOU ARE WITH THE FRIENDS OR JUST LOOKING 
11. PERHAPS OR MAYBE

FOSSIL ACTIVITY
THERE ARE TRACKS FROM THREE DIFFERENT ANIMALS IN THE ROCKS- OBSERVATION

ONE ANIMAL WAS CHASING ANOTHER ANIMAL- INFERENCE

TWO DIFFERENT ANIMALS DIED IN THIS SPOT- OBSERVATION

WHEN THE ANIMALS WALKED HERE THE GROUND WAS WET- INFERENCE

ONE OF THE ANIMALS THAT DIED HERE HAD BONY PLATES- OBSERVATION

ONE OF THE ANIMALS THAT DIED HERE HAD SHARP TEETH- OBSERVATION

THE ANIMAL THAT HAD SHARP TEETH ATE MEAT- INFERENCE 

Monday, October 22, 2012

Journal Lightning 

Periods 1, 5, 9- Due Wednesday, October 24th 

Periods 2, 7, 8 - Due Thursday, October 25th 

Compare and contrast the following science skills- hypothesis and prediction. Use a Venn diagram to complete this journal entry. Each "circle" area should have at least three complete thoughts using complete sentences.

DO NOT WRITE A PARAGRAPH FOR THIS ENTRY!!
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Friday, October 19, 2012

HW

Journal Lightning 

Periods 1, 5, 9- Due Wednesday, October 24th 

Periods 2, 7, 8 - Due Thursday, October 25th 

Compare and contrast the following science skills- hypothesis and prediction. Use a Venn diagram to complete this journal entry. Each "circle" area should have at least three complete thoughts using complete sentences.

DO NOT WRITE A PARAGRAPH FOR THIS ENTRY!!
!


Thursday, October 18, 2012

HW

Journal Lightning 

Periods 1, 5, 9- Due Wednesday, October 24th 

Periods 2, 7, 8 - Due Thursday, October 25th 

Compare and contrast the following science skills- hypothesis and prediction. Use a Venn diagram to complete this journal entry. Each "circle" area should have at least three complete thoughts using complete sentences.

DO NOT WRITE A PARAGRAPH FOR THIS ENTRY!!!


Wednesday, October 17, 2012

HW

Journal Heart 
Periods 2, 7, 8 due Thursday, October 18th


Dr. Bunsen Honeydew and Beaker are developing a Cranium Crunch Homework Machine.  However, they can't manufacture this machine because they forgot to record the following quantitative data.

1- Amount of Smarty Pants juice used to power the machine
2- Distances of each metal piece used to assemble the machine
3- Mass of each part of the machine

Explain to Dr. Bunsen Honeydew and Beaker why PRECISELY recording these three metric measurements will help them manufacture this product for people to purchase.  Also, tell them what scientific equipment they should use to measure the Smarty Pants juice, distance of each metal piece, and the mass of each part of the machine.

Journal Lightning 

Periods 1, 5, 9- Due Wednesday, October 24th 

Compare and contrast the following science skills- hypothesis and prediction. Use a Venn diagram to complete this journal entry. Each "circle" area should have at least three complete thoughts using complete sentences.
DO NOT WRITE A PARAGRAPH FOR THIS ENTRY!!!

Monday, October 15, 2012

Journal Heart

Periods 1, 5, 9 due Wednesday, October 17th

Periods 2, 7, 8 due Thursday, October 18th


Dr. Bunsen Honeydew and Beaker are developing a Cranium Crunch Homework Machine.  However, they can't manufacture this machine because they forgot to record the following quantitative data.

1- Amount of Smarty Pants juice used to power the machine
2- Distances of each metal piece used to assemble the machine
3- Mass of each part of the machine

Explain to Dr. Bunsen Honeydew and Beaker why PRECISELY recording these three metric measurements will help them manufacture this product for people to purchase.  Also, tell them what scientific equipment they should use to measure the Smarty Pants juice, distance of each metal piece, and the mass of each part of the machine.

Friday, October 12, 2012

HW

Journal Heart

Periods 1, 5, 9 due Wednesday, October 17th

Periods 2, 7, 8 due Thursday, October 18th


Dr. Bunsen Honeydew and Beaker are developing a Cranium Crunch Homework Machine.  However, they can't manufacture this machine because they forgot to record the following quantitative data.

1- Amount of Smarty Pants juice used to power the machine
2- Distances of each metal piece used to assemble the machine
3- Mass of each part of the machine

Explain to Dr. Bunsen Honeydew and Beaker why PRECISELY recording these three metric measurements will help them manufacture this product for people to purchase.  Also, tell them what scientific equipment they should use to measure the Smarty Pants juice, distance of each metal piece, and the mass of each part of the machine.

Thursday, October 11, 2012

Journal Heart

Periods 1, 5, 9 due Wednesday, October 17th

Periods 2, 7, 8 due Thursday, October 18th

Dr. Bunsen Honeydew and Beaker are developing a Cranium Crunch Homework Machine.  However, they can't manufacture this machine because they forgot to record the following quantitative data.

1- Amount of Smarty Pants juice used to power the machine
2- Distances of each metal piece used to assemble the machine
3- Mass of each part of the machine

Explain to Dr. Bunsen Honeydew and Beaker why PRECISELY recording these three metric measurements will help them manufacture this product for people to purchase.  Also, tell them what scientific equipment they should use to measure the Smarty Pants juice, distance of each metal piece, and the mass of each part of the machine.

Wednesday, October 10, 2012

HW

Journal Zig Zag

 

Periods 2, 7, and 8 due on Thursday, October 11th
U
sing complete sentences, describe 8 observations about the footprints. Your observations can include qualitative and quantitative observations.  Finally, infer what has caused this event to occur.



Journal Heart

Periods 1, 5, 9 due Wednesday, October 17th

Dr. Bunsen Honeydew and Beaker are developing a Cranium Crunch Homework Machine.  However, they can't manufacture this machine because they forgot to record the following quantitative data.

1- Amount of Smarty Pants juice used to power the machine
2- Distances of each metal piece used to assemble the machine
3- Mass of each part of the machine

Explain to Dr. Bunsen Honeydew and Beaker why PRECISELY recording these three metric measurements will help them manufacture this product for people to purchase.  Also, tell them what scientific equipment they should use to measure the Smarty Pants juice, distance of each metal piece, and the mass of each part of the machine.


Tuesday, October 9, 2012

Journal Zig Zag

Periods 1, 5, 9, due on Wednesday, October 10th 

Periods 2, 7, and 8 due on Thursday, October 11th
U
sing complete sentences, describe 8 observations about the footprints. Your observations can include qualitative and quantitative observations.  Finally, infer what has caused this event to occur.

Monday, October 8, 2012

Journal Zig Zag

Periods 1, 5, 9, due on Wednesday, October 10th 

Periods 2, 7, and 8 due on Thursday, October 11th
U
sing complete sentences, describe 8 observations about the footprints. Your observations can include qualitative and quantitative observations.  Finally, infer what has caused this event to occur.

Friday, October 5, 2012

HW

Journal Zig Zag

Periods 1, 5, 9, due on Wednesday, October 10th 

Periods 2, 7, and 8 due on Thursday, October 11th

U
sing complete sentences, describe 8 observations about the footprints. Your observations can include qualitative and quantitative observations.  Finally, infer what has caused this event to occur.

Thursday, October 4, 2012

Journal Zig Zag

Periods 1, 5, 9, due on Wednesday, October 10th 

Periods 2, 7, and 8 due on Thursday, October 11th

U
sing complete sentences, describe 8 observations about the footprints. Your observations can include qualitative and quantitative observations.  Finally, infer what has caused this event to occur.

Wednesday, October 3, 2012

HW

Journal Zig Zag

Periods 1, 5, 9, due on Wednesday, October 10th 

Using complete sentences, describe 8 observations about the footprints. Your observations can include qualitative and quantitative observations.  Finally, infer what has caused this event to occur.

Monday, October 1, 2012


Quiz, Tuesday October 2nd

Observations (qualitative and quantitative)
Metric Conversions
Measuring in cm and mm

Review "review"guide this evening or complete the review below. 

Read the following examples and then decide if the example is qualitative (1) or
quantitative (2).

1. It is white and black poka-dots. ________ (1 or 2)

2. It taste sour. ______ (1 or 2)

3. One leaf is 9 cm long. ____ (1 or 2)

4.It makes a loud pop sound. ____ (1 or 2)

5. The mass of the computer is 1.5 kg. ____ (1 or 2)

6.It smells sweet. ____ (1 or 2)

7.The temperature of the room increases by 8 degrees C. ____ (1 or 2)

8. The flower clusters in 3 blooms. ____ (1 or 2)


Measuring

http://www.mathsisfun.com/measure/metric-length.html

Converting

http://www.sheppardsoftware.com/mathgames/measurement/measurement_mania_metric.htm

http://www.thatquiz.org/tq/previewtest?Q/W/Q/C/88451195094140
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