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BMS Science 7: November 2008
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Saturday, November 29, 2008. Water Use Survey Reminder. Hope Thanksgiving was restful and fun. Remember that your water use survey is due on Tuesday, 12/2. I will trade that for an update on any missing work you have - what a deal! Thursday, November 20, 2008. If you did not finish the questions and writing about the EBMUD system in class, be sure to have it completed for next Tuesday, 11/25. Have a great weekend! The Question (the myth):. Experiment Methodology (how did they do it? For Wednesday, Novemb...
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BMS Science 7: April 2009
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Monday, April 27, 2009. Lots of things coming up. We are off to Mendocino County for our field work tomorrow. Please do not forget that the next two sections of your lab reports (including the edited previous sections) are due next Tuesday, May 5. So, you will have your edited hypothesis and experiment methodology AND the first drafts of your Performing the Experiment and Data Analysis sections. Don't forget to have a nice, well-labeled graph that your data analysis text refers to.
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BMS Science 8: Whoah are we busy!
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Tuesday, April 21, 2009. Whoah are we busy! Do not forget the homework due tomorrow, Wednesday, April 22: In the Motion, Forces, and Energy. Book, read pages 11-28, and do ALL of the Chapter Review on pages 32-33. Make sure all of your renewable energy research projects are completed before Mexico (unless you have already talked with me). On Wednesday, we will do some self-assessments, review yesterday's LHS field trip, and begin going over the key points in our Motion work. Whoah are we busy!
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BMS Science 8: More clarity on renewable energy projects
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Wednesday, March 25, 2009. More clarity on renewable energy projects. It is hard to give an outline of expectations for all of you, since the projects are so diverse, but here goes. Section 1: Research Renewable energy resources vs. Non-renewable energy resources. A Define what renewables and non-renewables are. B Give 2 examples of renewable energy resources and 2 examples of non-renewables energy resources. 1 Explain how each of the four examples works. Section 2: Research YOUR renewable resource.
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BMS Science 8: September 2008
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Tuesday, September 30, 2008. Fix and/or Complete Solubility Work. If your teacher assessment indicated the need, please fix/complete your solubility homework for Wednesday, 10/1. Friday, September 26, 2008. I am proud to announce that Robert and Oswaldo were the victors in the hard-fought Elemental Bingo competitions in Thursday's classes. We will dig deeper into atomic structure and understanding the periodic table this coming week. Have a great weekend! Measurement Worksheets Revisions and Completion.
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BMS Science 8: January 2009
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Thursday, January 15, 2009. Quiz next Thursday, 1/22. Next week we will work on the "Handling the Minerals" worksheet. Be ready to get rolling on this when you get to class on Wednesday. Quiz next Thursday will cover the following topics:. Related information from the Relevant Elements worksheet (the info about element abundance in the Earth's crust). The rock cycle and basic information about the three main types of rocks. Difference between rocks and minerals. Have a good long weekend! Please make sure...
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BMS Science 7: As we continue with water.....
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Tuesday, March 24, 2009. As we continue with water. As we continue our water studies, I will be getting you a complete data set to begin working with next Tuesday. While you await that, I want you to begin viewing a very interesting film that is the starting point for our next unit on cells and DNA - The Journey of Man. Please complete the following work for Thursday's class. 1 For you, what was the most profound or useful scientific information or phenomenon addressed in the film so far?
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BMS Science 7: January 2009
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Thursday, January 15, 2009. Today we got started reading about, and understanding, the different water quality parameters that we will test in Strawberry Creek in the coming weeks. The boys earned a tough quiz on temperature and dissolved oxygen to be given at the beginning of class next Tuesday, 1/20. Everyone will have a quiz on Strawberry Creek and water quality next Thursday, 1/22. Please look for a field trip into the upper reaches of Strawberry Creek watershed during the afternoon of Thursday, 2/5.
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BMS Science 7: May 2009
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Tuesday, May 26, 2009. Thanks for the Chromosomes and DNA short presentations today - please see the year through to the end. Too many people did not complete this assignment. I will have your lab reports graded to hand back in the morning, along with a one-page DNA and chromosomes paper. You may want to use these to complete your self-assessment. YOUR SELF-ASSESSMENT IS DUE FRIDAY, MAY 29TH. Friday, May 15, 2009. Lab Reports Completed - now onto Cells. Thursday, May 7, 2009. Today, your Conclusion is due.
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BMS Science 8: Renewable Energy Project Outline
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Wednesday, March 18, 2009. Renewable Energy Project Outline. Sorry that this is up so late. For today, please make sure that you have an outline/description telling the approach that you are taking in your renewable energy project. All projects will have some written research, but less for those that have a serious hands-on or demonstration component. Outlines should include the following:. 1 Comparison of renewables to non-renewables and why you chose your topic. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
