Mrs. Kahler's 8th Grade Science Class

Friday, May 11, 2007


I hope you all enjoyed your weekend. We are coming up on the last week of Chemistry and we will be continuing our Science Fair classwork. Progress Reports will be going home on Friday, May 18th. As always, please sign and return them to me on the following Monday for a class homework assignment. Have a great week!


Monday, May 14th


Science


Students will complete Lesson 15 "Atoms in equals Atoms out: Vinegar and Baking Soda". They are building models of molecules as the products and the reactants and getting very good at it. The will complete the Think and Write questions on page 73, 1-5. If there is any time left, we will work on our Science Fair project.


Tuesday, May 15th


Science


Students will complete lesson 16 "Atoms in equals Atoms out: Burning Butane". They again will be building models of the molecules and also looking at the chemical formulas. Students will be totally independent for this activity today. We have practiced this type of lesson 4 times now and everyone should know what to do. The Think and Write questions from page 76 #1-8 will be assigned and due tomorrow.


Creation Station


Students will continue to work on their Final Book Project. Their 10 quotes are due at the end of class today.


Wednesday, May 16th


Science


Students will complete lesson 17 "Where Does It Go?" The key question will be "Where do all the materilas and substances we use go when we are finished with them and throw them away?" This will be our last model making opportunity. The assignment is Think and Write page 79-80 #1-8.


Thursday, May 17th


Science


We will be preparing for the Chemistry test that will be tomorrow. We will either use a study guide or a game show to study for the test.


Creation Station


Students will be working on their final project. Due today is their, "Importance of ..." paper.



Friday, May 18th


Science


Students will be assessed on their Chemistry unit today. Progress reports will also go home today.





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