1. Mr. Mullett September 25, 2017 Day 17 of 180 – Bb day
Science 81
Mr. Mullett September 25, 2017
Day 17 of 180 – Bb day

2. Agenda PODs Clickers Final Test Study Guide Journals
OB1 – C-Layer Check-IN – Clicker In and Repair
A1a Lab Report Puzzle
B3 – What’s your Mass?
A3 – Advocacy Poster
Interview
Exit Card

3. Problem of the Day
Please calculate the Volume of the following irregular object.
Situation A(initial) Situation B (final)
vi = 10.5 mL vf = 21.5 mL

4. C-Layer Correct Sign out an answer key with teacher
Using a highlighter, circle incorrect answers and correct them
DO NOT put Checks next to every answer you get right!
Return Highlighter and Answer key to teacher.

5. C-Layer Check-In OB1 – Concept Layer Check-in Blue Folder
Use your corrected C-layer packet to complete the Check-in
Careful, I have changed the measurements on all questions
Hang on to, you will clicker them Tomorrow!

6. A1a - Puzzle A1a – Lab report puzzle Use the 9 different Pieces
Use your lab report template that was passed out on Monday
Arrange the Pieces on the Green Paper correctly (Using both sides)
Glue Stick them to the green Paper and place into the clear trays by windows

7. B3 – What’s your mass? B3 – What’s your mass? Worksheet Yellow folder
Watch YouTube video - _V7vIo&index=31&list=PLNzoFHqWzgC6 PerPZgC35Zis0TFQbRP5X&t=11s
Using your backpacks (you may get), measure your mass with and without the pack.

8. Homework
If your not done with C-Layer and corrected it, …Collected this Friday
If you haven’t Vocab Quizzed yet…
If you haven’t finished your Check-in… Clickered in by Friday
If you haven’t Interviewed yet…
You HAVE HOMEWORK!!!

9. Welcome to Science 81 Notebook – JOURNAL #2 Please Pick 1
Looking at these pictures, pick one situation
What information do you want to know?
What skills do you wish you had?
What feelings do you think the people are having?

10. Welcome to Science 81 Notebook – JOURNAL #3 Please Pick 1
How could you describe the difference in density of two different objects? (Foam and Stone same volume)
How could describe the difference in density of two different situations of the same object? (Sleeping Bag)
What happens when you compare/combine liquids of differing densities?

11. Welcome to Science 81 Notebook – JOURNAL #4 Please Pick 1
How could you describe the steps to find the density of a liquid?
How could you describe the steps to the scientific method?

12. Welcome to Science 81 Notebook – JOURNAL #5 Please Pick 1
How has the first 16 days of Science been for you? (Awesome, Good, Fair, Ehhh) Give Examples to support
If Mr. Mullett could help improve your science experience, how could he, and what would you be willing to do more of for that request?

13. Where are you? Concept Layer Not Done
C-Layer Done, Working on Concept Check-in (OB1) and or Interview (OB2)
Building Layer

14. Purpose of this class Today
Density - Notes and Demonstration
Continue working on your C-Layer. In particular, C3.
Vocabulary Quiz (C4) – DUE!
OB1 – C-Layer Check-in Available
OB2 – Interview Available

15. Describing density

16. Bell work Student have been studying density. What statement below
best describes what density is?
How hard something is
How soft something is
How much matter there is within
How slow if flows
Not sure none of the above

17. Bell work
If Density is equal to Mass divided by Volume, what is the density of an object that has a mass of 10 grams, and displaces water from 10 mL to 20 mL?
10 g/mL
1 g/mL
Not sure