| science7mrk |
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| Peirce Middle School |
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WELCOME BACK!! TUE. 9-3 Welcome back! First day activities, scavenger hunt, ice breaker, etc. HOMEWORK: NONE WED. 9-4 Course outline handed out, science safety contract, books must be covered HOMEWORK: Books covered, safety contract signed FRI. 9-6: Start "Blizzard" activity. HOMEWORK: NONE MON. 9-9: Finish Blizzard activity. Review atoms, elements, and periodic table of elements. HOMEWORK: NONE TUE. 9-10: Review periodic table of elements. HOMEWORK: Quiz on periodic table on Friday. WED. 9-11: Start Fermi research project. HOMEWORK: Quiz on Friday THUR. 9-12: Complete Fermi project. Review for quiz HOMEWORK: Quiz Friday, Fermi # 1 due Monday FRI. 9-13: Quiz on periodic table of elements. Complete Fermi HOMEWORK: Fermi # 1 due Monday MON. 9-16: Review atoms, molecules, size of atoms HOMEWORK: pg. 6-11 terms/questions due wed TUE. 9-17: Review elements/compounds/ mixtures HOMEWORK: pg. 6-11 terms/questions due wed WED. 9-18: Review electron orbits, families of elements, dot diagrams HOMEWORK: NONE THUR. 9-19: Picture day (students go out in science) HOMEWORK: NONE FRI. 9-20: Mr. Kimberling has a substitute. HOMEWORK: Read pg. 12-20. Define key terms pg. 12 and do questions pg. 20 MON. 9-23: Review families of elements/ periodic table. HOMEWORK: NONE TUE. 9-24: Review ions, ionic bonds, metals/nonmetals. HOMEWORK: NONE WED. 9-25: Lab- liquid volume and measurement HOMEWORK: Complete lab data table THUR. 9-26: Review ions, valence electrons, families of periodic table. HOMEWORK: NONE FRI. 9-27: Lab demonstration. "Reactivity of metals". HOMEWORK: NONE MON. 9-30: Mr. Kimberling has a substitute today. HOMEWORK: pg. 22-27 terms and questions due tue TUE. n 10-1: Review writing ionic compounds, formulas, charges HOMEWORK: NONE WED. 10-2: Review polyatomic ions, formulas, naming of compounds HOMEWORK: NONE THUR. 10-3: Review elements, periodic table, families of elements. HOMEWORK: NONE FRI. 10-4: Review properties of hydrogen, chemical reactions, flammability test HOMEWORK: Finish worksheet study guide "ionic bonding" MON. 10-7: Review ionic bond properties, covalent bonds HOMEWORK: NONE TUE. 10-8: Review covalent bonds, double and triple bonds, polar bonds HOMEWORK: pg. 30-35 terms and questions due thur WED. 10-9: Mr. Kimberling has a substitute today HOMEWORK: pg. 41-43 chapter review due Friday THUR. 10-10: Review polar bonds, surface tension, capillary action, water properties HOMEWORK: Chapter review due Friday. TEST ch. 1 thur FRI. 10-11: Review ch. 1 for test thur MON. 10-14: Study skills for test. Study guide for test ch. 1 HOMEWORK: TEST ch. 1 thur TUE. 10-15: Review for test ch. 1 on thur HOMEWORK: TEST ch. 1 thur WED. 10-16: Continue review for test ch. 1 HOMEWORK: TEST ch. 1 thur THUR. 10-17: TEST ch. 1 HOMEWORK: NONE FRI. 10-18: Half day today. Mr. Kimberling has a substitute today HOMEWORK: NONE MON. 10-21: Finish test. Preview ch. 2 section 1 HOMEWORK: pg. 46-53 terms and questions due wed TUE. 10-22: Chemical/physical lab today. HOMEWORK; pg. 46-53 terms/questions due wed WED. 10-23: Complete chemical/physical lab today HOMEWORK: NONE THUR. 10-24: Review chemical and physical properties, changes, observations, hypotheses HOMEWORK: Complete study guides (chemical/physical changes) FRI. 10-25: Review evidence for physical/chemical change. Exothermic and Endothermic reactions, preview balancing equations HOMEWORK: Study guides (chemical/physical change) due Monday MON. 10-28: Review balancing chemical equations. HOMEWORK: NONE TUE. 10-29: Continue review of balancing chemical equations HOMEWORK: NONE WED. 10-30: Review types of chemical reactions: Synthesis, Decomposition, Single displacement, Double displacement. HOMEWORK: NONE THUR. 10-31: Review types of chemical reactions, reaction of Aluminum and copper chloride which is a single displacement reaction. HOMEWORK: pg. 56-63 key terms and questions due Friday. TEST/QUIZ on ch. 1 WED FRI. 11-1: Review ch. 2 for QUIZ wed HOMEWORK: Chapter review pg. 79-81 # 1-4, 7-9, 14, 17-20, # 2 pg. 81 MON. 11-4: Review ch. 2 for quiz wed HOMEWORK: Quiz ch. 2 wed TUE. 11-5: No School Inservice day WED. 11-6: Quiz ch. 2 HOMEWORK: NONE THUR. 11-7: Review graphs (bar, line, pie). HOMEWORK: pg. 36-39 key terms/questions due Friday. Survey 50 people favorite topic by Friday FRI. 11-8: Graph results of survey. Bar and pie graphs. HOMEWORK: Complete graphs by Monday MON. 11-11: Finish graphs. Preview forces ch. 2 HOMEWORK: Graphs due tue TUE. 11-12: Review forces, friction, balanced forces, unbalanced forces HOMEWORK: NONE WED. 11-13: Review friction, types of friction, thermal heat. HOMEWORK: NONE THUR. 11-14: Mr. Kimberling has a substitute HOMEWORK: pg. 42-50 terms/questions due mon FRI. 11-15: Review Bernoulli's principle, lift, airplane and birds wings HOMEWORK: NONE MON. 11-18: Review gravity, factors of gravity, earth/moon system, weightless in space, inertia HOMEWORK: NONE TUE. 11-19: Review Newton's first law of motion, Inertia, balanced forces, unbalanced forces HOMEWORK: NONE WED. 11-20: Pop quiz on Newton's 1st law, friction, gravity, inertia, balanced forces, fluids HOMEWORK: NONE THUR. 11-21: Review Newton's 2nd law of motion. HOMEWORK: NONE FRI. 11-22: Continue review of Newton's 2nd law of motion HOMEWORK: Finish worksheet (problems 1-10) MON. 11-25: Review factors of Newton's 2nd law of motion, (force, mass, acceleration, friction) HOMEWORK: NONE TUE. 11-26: 1/2 day for students- conferences. HOMEWORK: NONE NO SCHOOL- THANKSGIVING BREAK MON. 12-2: Mr. Kimberling has a substitute today. HOMEWORK: pg. 54 questions. pg. 53 and 54 math practice. Study guides TUE. 12-3: Mr. Kimberling has a substitute today. HOMEWORK: pg. 55 to 61 terms/questions. (make up 5 F=MA questions with answers) WED. 12-4: We are starting a lab today. Newton's 2nd law and 3rd law preview HOMEWORK: Calculate ratios from 1st part of lab THUR. 12-5: Continue with lab. HOMEWORK: Lab results, questions, and graph due mon FRI. 12-6: Review Physics of falling/rolling objects. HOMEWORK: Carts and bricks lab due mon. MON. 12-9: Review Newtons 3rd law, reaction forces, action forces HOMEWORK: NONE TUE. 12-10: SNOW DAY WED. 12-11: We are starting a writing assignment. "A Day in Space". Due Date: Thur. Dec. 19th HOMEWORK: TEST ch. 2 WED dec. 18th THUR. 12-12: Review momentum, (MOM=MV), kg/ms. HOMEWORK: TEST ch. 2 wed. ESSAY due thur FRI. 12-13: Review Centripetal force, momentum, forces HOMEWORK: TEST ch. 2 wed., ESSAY due thur MON. 12-16: Review ch. 2 for test on wed HOMEWORK: TEST ch. 2 wed., ESSAY due thur. Chapter Review pg. 69-71 # 1-23 due wed TUE. 12-17: Review for ch. 2 test. HOMEWORK: TEST ch. 2 wed., ESSAY due thur., Chapter Review pg. 69-71 # 1-23 due wed WED. 12-18: TEST ch. 2 HOMEWORK: None THUR. 12-19: Review inertia, Newton's laws of motion HOMEWORK: NONE FRI. 12-20: Review inertia, Newton's laws of motion THUR. 1-2: Preview ch. 4 (work and simple machines) HOMEWORK: Finish crossword puzzle FRI. 1-3: No school Snow day MON. 1-6: Review problem solving techniques, team building exercises HOMEWORK: NONE TUE. 1-7: Lab- Stations of work. HOMEWORK: NONE WED. 1-8: Start egg project in class. Students will design and build tomorrow. HOMEWORK: NONE THUR. 1-9: Build and construct egg device in class. HOMEWORK: Egg device must be ready to test tomorrow FRI. 1-10: Continue with construction of device. Test device on mon. HOMEWORK: Egg device must b ready to go mon. MON. 1-13: Test egg device today. HOMEWORK: Finish lab report: due tue TUE. 1-14: Review "work" and "power". (solving word problems using these equations) HOMEWORK: pg. 108-113 terms/questions plus math practice due wed WED. 1-15: Review work and power problems. HOMEWORK: NONE THUR. 1-16: Lab- Power walking up ramp HOMEWORK: complete calculations for lab FRI. 1-17: 1/2 day today. Mr. Kimberling has a substitute. HOMEWORK: Finish lab TUE. 1-21: Snow day WED. 1-22: Snow day THUR. 1-23: Review requirements for Compound Machine project. Informational sheet is going home and needs to be returned (signed) HOMEWORK: Project sheet signature due next thur FRI. 1-24: Review simple machines and work/power HOMEWORK: pg. 114-121 key terms/questions due mon MON. 1-27: Review simple machines, levers, mechanical advantage, input and output force HOMEWORK: NONE TUE. 1-28: Review mechanical advantage, efficiency, ideal machines, real machines. HOMEWORK: Sketches for project due tomorrow WED. 1-29: Review sketches for project. HOMEWORK: Bring materials to class to work on project THUR. 1-30: Building day for projects. HOMEWORK: Poster due thur FRI 1-31: Mr. Kimberling has a substitute today HOMEWORK: Study guide packet due Monday MON. 2-3: Snow day TUE. 2-4: 2 hour delay snow. Building day in class for project HOMEWORK: Poster due thur FRI. 2-7: Mr. Kimberling has a substitute today. HOMEWORK: Poster is now due Monday MON. 2-10: Building day for projects. HOMEWORK: Project due tue Feb. 18 TUE. 2-11: Simple machine lab in class today. HOMEWORK: Project due tue Feb. 18 WED. 2-12: Continue simple machine lab. HOMEWORK: Project due tue Feb. 18 TUE. 2-18: Present projects in class today. We will launch them tomorrow! HOMEWORK: Project completed WED. 2-19: Launch projects in class today. HOMEWORK: Quiz on Friday (calculating work and power, the six simple machines, and how machines make work easier) THUR. 2-20: Mr. Kimberling has a substitute today. HOMEWORK: Quiz friday on work, power, simple machines. Chapter Review pg. 141-142 # 1-23 due Monday FRI. 2-21: Quiz today on work, power, simple machines HOMEWORK: Chapter review due Monday MON. 2-24: Preview chapter 5 (energy and motion) HOMEWORK: Finish crossword puzzle TUE. 2-25: Review potential and kinetic energy, solving word problems using these equations (Ep= W H) (Ek= .5mv2) HOMEWORK: Review equations. WED. 2-26: Continue review of potential and kinetic energy and solving word problems using the equations. HOMEWORK: Complete all "easy" word problems on worksheet
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| Useful links |
- Weather information; satellite, radar, forecasts
- Hubble pictures, animations, mission information
- Interactive site involving force, mass, and friction
- Interactive site involving mass, height, and potential energy
- Great site for making games, puzzles, activities
- Simple machines and mechanical advantage
- Rube Goldberg devices and other information
- Mineral reference site(pictures,info.)
- Ionic and Covalent bonds tutorial
- Hydrothermal vents
- Pangaea and plate tectonics
- Cool microscope site showing SEM and TEM images
- moon phases
- Anatomy of the Eye
- astrobiology
- images of "spirit" on Mars
- Bird Photos
- Images of Parasites
- Periodic table with info. about elements
- Updated periodic table
- balancing chemical equations
- kinetic theory of molecules simulation
- **Practice quizzes by chapter for Glencoe Science Interactions book
- http://mc2.cchem.berkeley.edu/Java/molecules/
- ONLINE TEXTBOOK ACCESS (USERNAME: science78)
- Interactice geologic time scale
- Rock cycle activity
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