Monday (1/28)

• No School

Tuesday (1/29)

• Team Task
  Why is it important the air you breathe, the water you drink and even parts of your are all solutions?

Daily Assignment

• What is a solution?
• Create a fodable using a piece of printer paper, fold the paper (hamburger bun style) in 1/2
• Fold three equal sections/ cut flaps
• Label sections - solid solutions, liquid solutions, gaseous solutions
• As you read organize your information as follows
  > Vocabulary on the back
  > Write the important information in the middle
  > Sort the specific information onto the tab labeled for each of the solutions
  Section questions 1 - 5 ~ write complete sentences

Wednesday (1/30)

• Hot Rocks: Risky Rocks
  How can geologist find evidence in our surroundings to support geological activity
• Record 20 facts from the movie

Thursday (1/31)

• Classifying solutions

Friday (2/1)

• Faces of the Earth

Monday (1/14)

• DVD

Tuesday (1/15)

• Determining Density Investigation ( conduct the procedures)
• Element Trading cards (Due Friday) No synthetic element choices

Wednesday (1/16)

• Changes of Matter Pictorial

Thursday (1/17)

• Changes of Matter online investigation

Friday (1/18)

• Element Process Grid
• Element Trading cards Due

Monday (1/7)

• Atoms vs. Elements pictorial notes
  Atom structure, elemts, periodic table review

Tuesday (1/8)

• Elements - Disocvery

Wednesday (1/9)

• Read-to-write 2.3 and 2.4
• Outline by changing the topic titles to questions
  2.3 - properties of Matter
• 2.4 - Energy of Matter
• Reading Handout

Thursday (1/10)

• Determining Density Investigation
• Inquiry write-up (one per group)
• Everyone must record the data in their own data table

Friday (1/11)

• Living in the Northwest (LIN)
• Writing procedures

Monday (12/31)

• No School

Tuesday (1/1)

• Happy New Years Day
• No School

Wednesday (1/2)

• No School

Thursday (1/3)

• What is a "System" Review
• Identify the parts of a bicycle (Complete all of the slides)

Friday (1/4)

Matter... Matters!

   Atoms: 2.1 (pgs 32 - 37) Reading from the book

• Outline: change the topic headings to questions Use the important information from the section being read to answer the question.
  Example: "Atoms" would be restated as:
  What are atoms?
  - building blocks of matter
  - combine to form different types of matter
  - different atom combinations form the different properties of matter
• The bulleted information should be short statements from the reading that answer the question as shown in the example.

   Combinations of atoms: 2.2 (pgs 38 - 42) Reading from the book

• Outline: Change the topic heading to questions
• Complete atom handout (complete both sides after reading both sections)