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Science 2009-2010

November 23rd----------------November 27th

In the lab students will be making hovercrafts. In this lab they will learn newtons third law (action-reaction) and what surface has the least friction.

7th Grade Chapter 2 test 11-23-09

8th Grade Quiz tuesday 11-24-09

Have a Nice Thanksgiving

 
7th Grade Field Trip to The Marin Headlands Institute
3-5-10  

Project design, research report format, and special paperwork for students who want to compete for a spot in the San Francisco Bay Area Science Fair will be addressed the next few weeks.

I will be handing out information for the science fair research report. It is the same as last year. I will go over it with the students to make it very clear. It's the last step of the science fair project.

 
Every Thursday students who need help with their work can come to the lab after school.
 
 
Science Fair 01-22-10 8:00 am O'brien Hall

K-5 science
Going over the rules of the lab
Plant leave identification
Gravity and Friction
(Gems) MIcroscopic explorations
Rubber Flubber chemistry and the making a bouncing polymer ball
Life cycle of a monarch butterfly. The butterflies actually appeared in the cage friday to complete the cycle. We will let them go early this week. 
How animals hide from predators
phases of the moon
How a three stage rocket can blast off in the lab(action-reaction)
Habitats and adaptation 
Finding the center of gravity
Flower dissection
adhesion/cohesion of water molecules
Essential and Endangered Desert Biomes
Biotic and Abiotic identification in the garden
How Does  The Energy in Chemicals Produce Movement
Creating parts an insect with clay
Dixie cup bells studying sound
Measuring Mass and Volume on a scale

Hope you all have a good week
Sincerely,
Bill Frank