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Curious about the Table of Contents??  Click HERE for a link of what's in mine.  

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Go to this link to explore the different body systems.

 
Pg. 82 L and R should be finished for homework.
 
 

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Alternative Energy Packet.
 
To be completed by the next period.  
 
Make sure to get all notes and all questions completed. 

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Today we talked about Fossil Fuels.  
 
For homework, make sure you have pg. 71 R and 72 R complete. (attached as "Fossil Fuels HW") 
As well, you are going to create a Fossil Fuel Wheel complete with pictures.  (2 pictures of how we use: oil, natural gas, coal; 2 pictures each of how we can conserve: oil, natural gas, coal; 4 pictures of the effects of global climate change)  I have attached what the wheel should look like.  It is to be drawn on pg. 71L (not pg. 73L like the picture shows).

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While Ms. Moore is gone (that's me), read over and find patterns comparing global winds and global currents.  Think about GYRES, think about GLOBAL CLIMATE ZONES, think about HOW THE SPICES REACTED TO GETTING BLOWN ON!

 

Here's the GOOGLE SLIDES

 
 

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Curious about the Coriolis Effect???  Read about what we did with Ms. Moore here!
 
For homework: add to your summary on pg. 60L and take the Socrative.com formative assessment.

 

  1. go to Socrative.com
  2. Login as “student”
  3. Room Name: 737ZYAV95
 
 

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Biome Matching Activity:

 
Each biome has its own climate.  Each climate has its own adaptations.  What would those adaptations look like? What sort of adaptations would an organism need to survive the wet heat? The dry heat? 

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This link leads to the slideshow that contains the article, the philosophical chairs discussions, and the videos.

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Go through the slide show and write in the animal and plant adaptations on the graphic organizer.  
 

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A crucial lesson on how heat transfer, density, and pressure all relate to weather.  Why is it that low pressure systems bring rain?
 
Follow along with this Google Slideshow to get a better idea!

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THIS JUST IN! You’re a newscaster!


For this project, students were shown a news broadcast video illustrating an odd outbreak affecting an urban area that hints at a zombie outbreak!  Students were then asked to:

  • create their own broadcast
  • delegate roles throughout
  •  prepare a scripted presentation that will be performed in front of the class.  

This will be the final project of our Surviving Science Unit.
 
Attached below is the Zombie Broadcast Rubric and Presentation Expectations

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Today was the last day of our 3 day investigation!  
 
Investigative Form Day 3 is going to be graded next class.  I have also included the data that is necessary to analyze!
 
Remember, a CLAIM is an inference that answers a question.  It does not include data or observations. It is subjective which means others can come to similar conclusions, but as long as it answers the question, it doesn't have to look like everyone else's claim. EVIDENCE is not subjective, it is objective.  This means, that the evidence must be an observation that supports the claim.  REASONING should link the evidence and the claim together, it is what connects the ideas to the data.

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TEST!!!

HOW TO PREPARE: 
  • Read your notebook thouroughly unit "Surviving Science"  (pages 7L-22R)
  • Get lots of sleep
  • eat breakfast (or lunch)
 
 

NOTEBOOK CHECK!!!

HOW TO PREPARE: 
  • Make sure everything is glued in properly and neatly
  • Update your table of contents
  • Review the Notebook Checklist attached below
    ***Notebook Checklist is not set in stone and subject for adjustments

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Yesterday we looked at attendance data to establish if there was a "health concern" at Truman, Kennedy, Jackson, and Roosevelt Middle School.  Students came to the conclusion that there was, in fact, a health concern, but only at Truman and Jackson Middle School.

  • We filled out "Analyzing Attendance Data" which helped us organize our thoughts and got us to look closely at particularly interesting data.  I will attach this form below.  The completed form belongs on 19 R.
  • Then we completed an "Investigative Report Form Day 1" where students practiced their CER skills.  
    • This form will be stamped and graded with feedback for up to 5 points.  It will be put on your "Labs and Reports" grade.  
    • If you are unhappy with your score, you may come in after school by OCT 10th to get it restamped.
  • Also attached is the Attendance Data Graphs students were asked to analyze and decipher. 

Today we continued our investigation into the health concerns at Truman and Jackson Middle School.  Students were asked what would the next steps in their investigation if they were actual health investigators.  Classes came to the conclusion that they would test the water, talk to the parents, see if the students came into contact with any other sick people or animals, see if there were patterns where they hung out, etc.  I was impressed with their creativity!

  • Students were provided with interviews from parents and school calendars for Truman and Jackson which will be attached below.  This is the data they were analyzing, so it does not belong in the notebooks.
  • Students were asked to organize their thoughts using "Analyzing Calendars and Interviews" form. This form belongs on page 20 R. 
  • Then we completed an "Investigative Report Form Day 2" where they further practiced their CER skills. It belongs on pg. 20 L
    • This form will be stamped and graded with feedback for up to 5 points.  It will be put on your "Labs and Reports" grade.  
    • If you are unhappy with your score, you may come in after school by OCT 10th to get it restamped.
 

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Today marked the first day of our investigation that will complete this unit!
 

Home of the Falcons

Letter from Principal

Director


Community Health Department

Dear Director:

I want to alert you to a possible health problem affecting students at the Truman Middle School. On Wednesday, May 20th, 15 students were sent to the nurse with flu like symptoms.  The symptoms included but were not limited to slow movement, slurred speech and violent tendencies.  They were sent home and have not returned to school.  I just had a discussion with the director of our student band, Officer Willis. He told me that in his class on Wednesday, May 20, one-third of his students were absent.  There have also been multiple sightings of these missing students in and around campus acting abnormally.  Today, in Mrs. Arviso’s classroom, there was a call to the nurse about a sick child.  The child was unstoppably coughing and projectile vomiting.  By the time the nurse got to the classroom, we had evacuated all students from the room.  The nurse entered the room and was attacked by said student.  Now the nurse is showing signs of similar symptoms.  

This situation reminds me of last year when we had a widespread outbreak of the flu. Can you help us determine if we should be concerned? If there is a problem, can you suggest measures we might take to prevent or contain the disease?

Thank you for your attention to this matter.

Sincerely,

Peter Hastings

Principal, Truman Middle School

 
I have attached the data you will need to analyze and complete the "Analyzing Attendance Data" form.  I have also attached to