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...to websites you'll need for specific assignments
6/14/11 Stained Glass Rotation Duplicate the sketch in this video.
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...to general files you might need whenever General syllabus for all classes Rewrite forms for quizzes or tests Basic Skills Practice Workbooks 6 7 8 Parent Letter/ Back 2 school List
...to sites/files for techies in class
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Old stuff:
6/7/11 Rotational Art
Duplicate the sketch in this video.
6/1/11 Say It With Symbols: Areas & Formulas
Duplicate the sketch in this video.
5/31/11 Eclipses
Study this website
Take these quizzes in new tabs 1 2
Memorize 5 facts about the event that will occur on
Raise your hand when you have done all these things.
5/26/11 Line Grapher
Make a sketch like the one in this video.
Use it to fill out this worksheet.
5/24/11 NASA's Eyes on the Solar System
Open this link in a new tab and do these three things:
1) Watch any tutorial of your choice, found in the
upper right hand corner of the screen.
2) Find one of NASA's space probes.
3) Explore one of the other planets and it's moons.
5/19/11 NASA Scavenger Hunt
Go to nasa.gov and open these 5 things in new tabs.
Raise your hand when you have found them.
1) The locations of the planets in tonight's sky.
2) Satellite pictures of the flooding happening in
Mississippi right now.
3) Live webcam pictures of the new Mars rover they
are assembling right now at JPL
4) The satellite Cassini's latest photos of Titan and
Callisto, the moons of Jupiter.
5) Class contest: Impress Mr. Bergmann and Mr. Lee
with the most interesting NASA website you can find.
5/10/11 Families on the periodic table
...and use this periodic table
...to take these quizzes 1 3 4
Raise your hand when you are ready to be quizzed
using this periodic table.
Due Monday May 9: My Element Project
Which element have I been assigned?
Resources to find information 1 2 3 4
5/3/11 Elements on the Periodic Table
...and use this website
...when taking these quizzes 1 2 3 4
4/28/11 Lines of Intersection
Replicate the sketch in the video.
Fill out the worksheet.
Duplicate the sketch in this video. Use your completed sketch to fill out this worksheet.
4/26/11 Protons, Neutrons, Electrons
then take these online quizzes next.
Raise your hand when you are finished.
3/16/11 Frogs, Fleas, and Painted Cubes 1-3
Use this video to make a new sketch.
3/15/11 6-3 Changes of state are physical changes.
2/15/11 5-3 Matter has observable changes.
Links: one two three four five
2/9/11 Looking for Pythagoras
Fill out this worksheet using a sketch made from this
2/8/11 5-2 Elements, Compounds, Mixture
Fill out this worksheet by reading these links and taking
1/27/11 7th grade link
1/27/11 8th grade worksheet
1/26/11 Looking for Pythagoras 2-3
Use this video to make a new sketch.
1/25/11 All Matter is made of Atoms
Then take the "quiz on matter".
Raise your hand when you are finished.
1/20/11 Ratios in triangles
Use this sketch to fill out this worksheet.
1/19/11 Helicopter Distance & Other Shapes
Duplicate the sketch in this video.
1/14/11 Triangle Tripler
Use this video to make a new sketch.
1/11/11 Rep-Tile and Fractal
Use this link to make a new sketch.
Due 1/10/11
12/15/10 Rectangles of constant area: Hyperbolas
Use this link to make a new sketch.
12/14/10 Will it float in oil? What about honey?
Use this website to fill out this worksheet.
12/9/10 Triangle Stretcher
Use your Triangle Stretcher Sketch to fill out
this worksheet.
12/8/10 Lines of Intersection
Replicate the sketch in the video.
Fill out this worksheet.
12/7/10 Introduction to Density
Use this website to fill out the worksheet
12/2/10 7th Grade GSP: Making a Triangle Stetcher.
8th Grade GSP: Line Grapher Worksheet 1
12/1/10 8th grade GSP: Making a Line Grapher
11/9/10 Parkworld (Remember, don't navigate back!)
11/4/10 Intro to GSP
11/2/10 Intro to Forces (Worksheet)
Physics 4 Kids (navigate wherever in this domain)
The Physics Classroom 1 (just use this page)
The Physics Classroom 2 (just use this page)
10/28/10 Intro to GSP Instructions
10/14/10 Forty Meter Dash Tables
This is a picture of the Word Document you should make on
your own and fill in. Save it in your computer lab folder.
Distance Time Speed Project is due on Monday;
1 page for the graph, 1 page for the tables.
Help
How to make a table in Microsoft Word.
How to change the orientation of your paper in Word:
go to the menu File >> Page Setup >> Click Landscape
10/7/10 Need for Speed
1) Copy the date and title of this assignment into your notebook.
2) Make five entries that have to do with running following
this format:
a) List the name and nationality of runner, and the date of event.
b) Distance (give units, usually meters)
c) Time (give units, probably seconds)
d) Speed (show work, give units)
e) Website used (only the first part of the url)
For example
a) Usain Bolt, Jamaica, 2008.
b) 100 m
c) 9.72 s
d) 100m / 9.72 s = 10.29 m/s
e) belfasttelegraph.co.uk
Use whatever relevant and credible websites you want to complete this. Here's a good link to use, if you want.
10/5/10 1.2 Speed and Velocity
Directions are on the worksheet.
(Link for Mr. Lee to show the class)
10/1/10 The Arithmetic Game
1. Open your notebook to a new section and title it
"Computer Lab: Scrap paper 10/1/10"
2. Use your notebook for the game you are about
to play. Record your work (if any) in your notebook
and when you can get a score of 10, then raise your hand.
9/30/10 Relative Motion Statements
In your notebook open up to a new page and title it with the
date and "Relative Motion Statements".
Make six relative motion statements based on the pictures you see
in my new photo gallery.
Remember that each statement must be a complete sentence with
1) frame of reference 2) object 3) speed and 4) direction
For example, "Relative to the truck, the ball shoots
backwards at 100 km."
9/28/10 1.1 Relative Motion (worksheet)
Instructions are on the worksheet
First Link: One train
Second Link: Two trains
Third Link: Relative motion gun
Fourth Link: pitching machine on a truck
9/23/10 NBA Stats
1. Open your math notebook and record any work there,
along with the date and heading "Computer Lab".
2. In a new tab open this link.
3. Choose a team and click through to their stats.
4. Find your team's 3p% column (3 pt shot percentage).
5. Make a stem and leaf plot from the data.
6. Make a line plot from the data.
7. Now that you have the data organized into charts,
what new information do you notice about your team?
(example: mode, median, maximum, minimum,
or the what the typical player's percentage is)
8. Raise your hand once you become a math-ionaire.
9/21/10 Wind Turbine Blade Design (Worksheet)
Instructions are on your worksheet.
First link: blade design
Second link: parts of a wind turbine
Third link: wind turbine design
9/17/10 NBA Stats
1. Open this link in a new tab.
2. Choose a team and click through to their stats.
3. Choose two different vertical columns to do the mean,
median, and mode on.
4. Raise your hand when you are finished.
9/15/10Milk, Food Coloring, & Soap
Read the links and be ready to answer these questions.
First link Second link Third link
Q: What are five types of molecules in milk?
Q: Which of those molecules are changed
by the soap?
Q: In what way are those molecules changed
by the soap?
Q: What does "homogenized" mean?
Q: Why does the food coloring appear to explode?
First link Second link Third Link
