Mrs. Hernandez 8 th Grade Science April 22 nd -26th 2013.

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Mrs. Hernandez 8 th Grade Science April 22 nd -26th 2013

Monday: Forces & Motion Bill Nye: “Motion” Exit Quiz OBJECTIVES: LANGUAGE: CONTENT: PSE

Tuesday: Forces & Motion Learning Targets Guided Notes OBJECTIVES: LANGUAGE: CONTENT: PSE

Wednesdays: Forces & Motion Late Start Demo: Toy Story With Worksheet Student Directed Guided Notes OBJECTIVES: LANGUAGE: CONTENT: PSE

Thursday: Forces & Motion OBJECTIVES: LANGUAGE: Average, instantaneous & constant speed CONTENT: PSE “I can describe average speed, instantaneous speed, and constant speed.” “I can measure and calculate average speed.” Gizmo Due: Next Monday Student Directed GN Periods 1, 4 Toy Story Activity Periods 2, 3, 6 Graphing Speed: Glencoe W Sticky Cheat

Friday Forces & Motion OBJECTIVES: LANGUAGE: Speed, Acceleration, Velocity CONTENT: PSE “I can create a graph of speed and interpret the graph.” “I can compare and contrast speed, velocity, and acceleration. “ “I can measure and calculate velocity and acceleration.” Gizmo Due: Next Monday Quiz Graphing Speed: Glencoe pg Worksheet & sticky cheat

Next Week:  Monday: Bill Nye “Gravity”  Tuesday:  Wednesday:  Thursday:  Friday: