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August 30, 2005

So far, so good...

We are moving right along into chapter 15, the atmosphere!  Make sure you are reviewing your notes over the composition of the atmosphere and air pressure.  Also, a warm-up check will be coming soon in class, so make sure you can find them easily.  Here are the upcoming assignments and daily activities through Thursday (Don't forget...TEST ON WEDNESDAY!):

Wednesday:
1.  We'll check workbook pages 177-181.  You need to have the right answers to use as a study guide.
2.  We are going to do a sample newspaper article on meteorology so that you have an example for your project.  Come to class ready to summarize!
3.  If time allows, we are going to watch Bill Nye teach us about air pressure.

Thursday:
1.  You will use a graphic organizer to take notes over the layers of the atmosphere.
2.  You will then draw a free form map over the layers.  This is
HOMEWORK if not finished in class.  Due: Friday



August 25, 2005

Science Quiz Tomorrow!

For Friday...Study for your science quiz!  Also, finish your variables worksheet.  We will review variables in class before you quiz!  Friday's homework:  Enjoy your weekend...

August 24, 2005

Welcome to Earth Science

     We are currently studying the four branches of Earth Science, measurement, and the scientific method.  Tomorrow students will be practicing how to write a hypothesis and to identify independent, dependent, and control variables.  Student should be ready to take a quiz over this information on Friday.

     Wednesday's Homework:
         
1.  Write 10 observations and inferences
          2.  Study for Friday's Quiz


     Here's what to study for Friday's quiz:
         
1.  Branches of Earth Science worksheet
          2.  Measurement Chart notes (focus on standard unit and tool)
          3.  Scientific Method notes (know the steps and how to identify variable)