Videos watched this week
during class
NASA website

Homework 

Journal Planet 

 

Period 1,5,9 - Due Wednesday, February 5th 

Periods 2, 7,8- Due Thursday, February 6th 

Copies of homework assignments 

Journal Planet 

Compare and contrast the inner and outer planets. Information about each planet ( you do not need to include Pluto) needs to be included in inner planets, outer planets, or the similarity section of the Venn diagram. The attached Venn diagram can be used to complete this entry. 

Videos watched this week
during class
NASA website

Hydration in Room 103

Bring $ 1.00 and a reusable bottle on the following days to hydrate during your science class. All profits will go to the HPHS Charity Drive

Wednesday, January 29th- Kool aid

Thursday, January 30th- Lemonade

Friday, January 31st. Extras?????

To conserve resources only reusable bottles will be filled

Also, check out the 4 Hands R J jewelry for sale!

Homework 

Journal Moon-  Extended due date until Friday, if necessary for all classes 

Period 2,7,8- Due Thursday, January 30th

Journal Planet 

Period 1,5,9 - Due Wednesday, February 5th 

Periods 2, 7,8- Due Thursday, February 6th 

Copies of homework assignments 

Journal Moon

Imagine that no one on Earth used a calendar.  You need to develop a new calendar to make sense of the chaos. For your new calendar development you need to include the following: 1- describe the system you would use to organize days/months/years (for example our calendar organizes time based on the Earth’s rotation and revolution), 2-how and when would the different season occur, and 3- how time would be established (night and day). 

OR

There are parts of the Earth (Arctic and Antarctic Circle-Iceland, Sweden, Russia, NW Canada, etc) that experience “Midnight Sun” (sun never falls below the horizon- 24 hours sunlight) and “Polar Night” ( sun does not rise). 
Would you rather live through the “Midnight Sun” or “Polar Night” for 6 months? 

Journal Planet 

Compare and contrast the inner and outer planets. Information about each planet ( you do not need to include Pluto) needs to be included in inner planets, outer planets, or the similarity section of the Venn diagram. The attached Venn diagram can be used to complete this entry. 

Videos watched this week
during class
NASA website

Hydration in Room 103

Bring $ 1.00 and a reusable bottle on the following days to hydrate during your science class. All profits will go to the HPHS Charity Drive

Wednesday, January 29th- Kool aid

Thursday, January 30th- Lemonade

Friday, January 31st. Extras?????

To conserve resources only reusable bottles will be filled

Also, check out the 4 Hands R J jewelry for sale!

Homework 

Journal Moon-  Extended due date until Friday, if necessary for all classes 

Period 2,7,8- Due Thursday, January 30th

Journal Planet 

Period 1,5,9 - Due Wednesday, February 5th 

Copies of homework assignments 

Journal Moon

Imagine that no one on Earth used a calendar.  You need to develop a new calendar to make sense of the chaos. For your new calendar development you need to include the following: 1- describe the system you would use to organize days/months/years (for example our calendar organizes time based on the Earth’s rotation and revolution), 2-how and when would the different season occur, and 3- how time would be established (night and day). 

OR

There are parts of the Earth (Arctic and Antarctic Circle-Iceland, Sweden, Russia, NW Canada, etc) that experience “Midnight Sun” (sun never falls below the horizon- 24 hours sunlight) and “Polar Night” ( sun does not rise). 
Would you rather live through the “Midnight Sun” or “Polar Night” for 6 months? 

Journal Planet 

Compare and contrast the inner and outer planets. Information about each planet ( you do not need to include Pluto) needs to be included in inner planets, outer planets, or the similarity section of the Venn diagram. The attached Venn diagram can be used to complete this entry. 

Videos watched this week
during class
NASA website

Hydration in Room 103

Bring $ 1.00 and a reusable bottle on the following days to hydrate during your science class. All profits will go to the HPHS Charity Drive

Wednesday, January 29th- Kool aid

Thursday, January 30th- Kool aid

Friday, January 31st. Lemonade

To conserve resources only reusable bottles will be filled

Also, check out the 4 Hands R J jewelry for sale!

Homework 

Journal Moon

Period 1,5,9- due Wednesday, January 29th 

Period 2,7,8- Due Thursday, January 30th

Extended due date until Friday, if necessary for all classes 

Copies of homework assignments 

Journal Moon

Imagine that no one on Earth used a calendar.  You need to develop a new calendar to make sense of the chaos. For your new calendar development you need to include the following: 1- describe the system you would use to organize days/months/years (for example our calendar organizes time based on the Earth’s rotation and revolution), 2-how and when would the different season occur, and 3- how time would be established (night and day). 

OR

 

There are parts of the Earth (Arctic and Antarctic Circle-Iceland, Sweden, Russia, NW Canada, etc) that experience “Midnight Sun” (sun never falls below the horizon- 24 hours sunlight) and “Polar Night” ( sun does not rise). 
Would you rather live through the “Midnight Sun” or “Polar Night” for 6 months? Explain your choice!  

Videos watched this week
during class
NASA website
Mars Curiosity Rover Information  
Landing of Curiosity- Computer animation
Curiosity Rover Prototype Here on Earth 
Jupiter 

Hydration in Room 103

Bring $ 1.00 and a reusable bottle on the following days to hydrate during your science class. All profits will go to the HPHS Charity Drive

Tuesday, January 28th- Kool Aid

Wednesday, January 29th- Lemonade

Thursday, January 30th- Lemonade

To conserve resources only reusable bottles will be filled

Also, check out the 4 Hands R J jewelry for sale!

Homework 

Journal Moon

Period 1,5,9- due Wednesday, January 29th 

Period 2,7,8- Due Thursday, January 30th

Copies of homework assignments 

Journal Moon

Imagine that no one on Earth used a calendar.  You need to develop a new calendar to make sense of the chaos. For your new calendar development you need to include the following: 1- describe the system you would use to organize days/months/years (for example our calendar organizes time based on the Earth’s rotation and revolution), 2-how and when would the different season occur, and 3- how time would be established (night and day). 

OR

 

There are parts of the Earth (Arctic and Antarctic Circle-Iceland, Sweden, Russia, NW Canada, etc) that experience “Midnight Sun” (sun never falls below the horizon- 24 hours sunlight) and “Polar Night” ( sun does not rise). 
Would you rather live through the “Midnight Sun” or “Polar Night” for 6 months? Explain your choice!  

Videos watched this week
during class
NASA website
Mars Curiosity Rover Information  
Landing of Curiosity- Computer animation
Curiosity Rover Prototype Here on Earth 
Jupiter 

Hydration in Room 103

Bring $ 1.00 and a reusable bottle on the following days to hydrate during your science class. All profits will go to the HPHS Charity Drive

Tuesday, January 28th- Kool Aid

Wednesday, January 29th- Lemonade

Thursday, January 30th- Lemonade

To conserve resources only reusable bottles will be filled

Also, check out the 4 Hands R J jewelry for sale!

Homework

Journal Moon

Period 1,5,9- due Wednesday, January 29th 

Period 2,7,8- Due Thursday, January 30th

Copies of homework assignments 

Journal Moon

Imagine that no one on Earth used a calendar.  You need to develop a new calendar to make sense of the chaos. For your new calendar development you need to include the following: 1- describe the system you would use to organize days/months/years (for example our calendar organizes time based on the Earth’s rotation and revolution), 2-how and when would the different season occur, and 3- how time would be established (night and day). 

OR

 

There are parts of the Earth (Arctic and Antarctic Circle-Iceland, Sweden, Russia, NW Canada, etc) that experience “Midnight Sun” (sun never falls below the horizon- 24 hours sunlight) and “Polar Night” ( sun does not rise). 
Would you rather live through the “Midnight Sun” or “Polar Night” for 6 months? Explain your choice!  

Videos watched this week
during class
NASA website
Mars Curiosity Rover Information  
Landing of Curiosity- Computer animation
Curiosity Rover Prototype Here on Earth 
Jupiter 
Saturn  


Review of Information from last week- 
 
 


Homework

Journal Moon

Period 1,5,9- due Wednesday, January 29th 

Journal Earth

Period 2,7,8- Due Thursday, January 23rd 

Copies of homework assignments 

Journal Earth 

Earth’s twin sister Venus makes a complete rotation every 8.2 months.  Predict four ways in which the Earth would change if a rotation on Earth changed from 24 hours to 8.2 months. 

OR

It is said that solstices and equinoxes start the various seasons (December 21, March 21, June 21, and September 22). Do you believe these dates officially start the various seasons? WHY or WHY NOT?  

Journal Moon

Imagine that no one on Earth used a calendar.  You need to develop a new calendar to make sense of the chaos. For your new calendar development you need to include the following: 1- describe the system you would use to organize days/months/years (for example our calendar organizes time based on the Earth’s rotation and revolution), 2-how and when would the different season occur, and 3- how time would be established (night and day). 

OR

There are parts of the Earth (Arctic and Antarctic Circle-Iceland, Sweden, Russia, NW Canada, etc) that experience “Midnight Sun” (sun never falls below the horizon- 24 hours sunlight) and “Polar Night” ( sun does not rise). 
Would you rather live through the “Midnight Sun” or “Polar Night” for 6 months? Explain your choice!