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Mary Gore-Dozier
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Ms. Gore's 8th Grade Academy Science Class

The Week of Monday, November 2-Friday, November 6

Curriculum Objective 4.05 Identify substances based on characteristics of physical properties: density; boiling /melting points; solubility; specific heat.

Essential Questions How will observing physical properties help you interpret the world around you?

 Active Summary: Monday- We will begin class with a warm-up and essential question.  We will begin the first quarter with chapter 10 section 1 “physical properties and changes”.  We will review the section focus transparency “water, water everywhere” and students will define review and new vocabulary.  Students will then complete a lab where they model the composition of matter using gum drops and toothpicks.   Tuesday- Students will begin class with a warm-up and essential question.  We will watch a Bill Nye video   “phases of matter” and after the video students will complete video quiz 7. Following the video quiz students will complete an activity worksheet “what is matter?”. Wednesday- We will begin class with a warm-up and essential question.  Students will complete a “volume and density” activity worksheet and following that activity, students will complete a lab “determining volume”.  Thursday- We will begin class with a warm-up and essential question.  We will review section 10-1 “physical properties and changes” using the LCD projector and PowerPoint.  Following the PowerPoint presentation students will complete a teacher made reading comprehension guide for section 10-1.   Friday- We will begin class with a warm-up and essential question.  I will demonstrate two labs to the class titled “paper changes” and “acid wash jeans”.  Following the demonstrations students will complete a “solid, liquid , and gas” pyramid foldable activity.

 

HomeworkRecord observations of chemical changes encountered at home.  Write down the initial substances, the resulting substances, and the signs that the change was chemical rather than physical (due 11/06/09).

 

 

Have a Wonderful Week!!!!