Welcome to AC Science This will be an awesome class. Just remember to do all your work and you will do great. I will enjoy each of your. Ms Sussman.

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Welcome to AC Science This will be an awesome class. Just remember to do all your work and you will do great. I will enjoy each of your. Ms Sussman

6 th August 10, 2009 S6CS3b Use metric inputs of scientific calculations to determine the proper unit for expressing an answer S6CS3a Analyze data in scientific experiments by using equivalent forms, such as integers and decimals S6CS2a Follow correct procedures for use of scientific equipment S6CS2b Demonstrate appropriate techniques during lab situations

Essential Question, classwork, and homework EQ- How can we identify minerals? Classwork- Introduction, syllabus, length activity Homework- Sign syllabus, secure materials, find a book cover