Week 19: Jan. 16 - 19

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2007/01/16, Tuesday, Science-9

Snow Day:  School cancelled today due to snow.  Have fun at home in the snow!

2007/01/17, Wednesday, Science-9

GLEs:  2.1.1. Understand how to generate and evaluate questions that can be answered through scientific investigations.  2.1.2. Understand how to plan and conduct systematic and complex scientific investigations. 2.1.3. Synthesize a revised scientific explanation using evidence, data, and inferential logic.

Lesson:  [Period 4 only] Collect data for pendelum mass experiment and begin graphing data.

Assignment:  No assignment; graph and write-up to be finished in class tomorrow (Thursday).

2007/01/18, Thursday, Science-9

GLEs:  2.1.1. Understand how to generate and evaluate questions that can be answered through scientific investigations.  2.1.2. Understand how to plan and conduct systematic and complex scientific investigations. 2.1.3. Synthesize a revised scientific explanation using evidence, data, and inferential logic.

Lesson:  [4th & 5th period] Students finish "Pendulum Mass" experiment write-up and hand in.  [6th period]  Students do "Pendulum Length" experiment in class.

Assignment:  [4th & 5th period] Students do "Pendulum Length" experiment write-up from "Starting Question" - "Data Table."  Experiment will be performed in class on Friday.  [6th period]  Students complete "Pendulum Length" experiment at write-up.  Hand in write-up Friday at beginning of class.

2007/01/19, Friday, Science-9

GLEs:  2.1.1. Understand how to generate and evaluate questions that can be answered through scientific investigations.  2.1.2. Understand how to plan and conduct systematic and complex scientific investigations. 2.1.3. Synthesize a revised scientific explanation using evidence, data, and inferential logic.

Lesson: [4th & 5th period] Students do "pendulum length" experiment in class and complete write-up.  Write-up due at end of class today.  [6th period]  Students hand in "Pendulum Length" experiment in class then do Hooke's law experiment or  work on Sudokus.

Assignment:   None.

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