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Learning Log / Homework Calendar

Date	Homework	Learning Log
3/15/20	NONE ALL DUE DATES ARE POSTPONED -HW Description-	LEARNING LOGS POSTPONED UNTIL CLASS RESUMES SEE GOOGLE CLASSROOM FOR DISTANCE LEARNING PROGRAM WHILE WE ARE OFF CAMPUS.
3/11/20	Bonding Graphic Organizer due tonight -HW Description-	#58 To better understand how molecular (covalent) bonding between atoms works it is important to learn Lewis Dot Diagrams! Watch and Learn. Take Notes and Explain AND Lewis Dot Tutorial
3/10/20	Bonding Graphic Organizer Wednesday -HW Description-	#57 Takes notes on this video about Ionic Bonds and Ionic Bonding Ionic Bonding Part 1
3/9/20	Bonding Graphic Organizer Wednesday -HW Description-	#56 Takes notes on this video about Ionic and Covalent Bonding Atomic Bonding
2/25/20	AY2 due tonight -HW Description-	#50-55 AY#2 Presentations- Name of presenter Topic of investigation 3-5 science ideas shared and conclusion after analyzing data
2/24/20	AY2 due tomorrow -HW Description-	NONE IN LIEU OF FINAL AY2 WORK TIME
2/12/20	Valentine Gift Box -HW Description-	None in lieu of class time to work on Element Gift Box
2/11/20	PRINT ELEMENT PACKET for Valentine Party -HW Description-	#49 Propose a simple slogan for your Element Gift Box. The slogan should reveal at least some content about the element. For example, "It's mean and sometimes green and if your want your pool clean don't forget your CHLORINE!!!
2/10/20	AY2 Data due tonight -HW Description-	#48 Create one original piece of artwork using any working App on your iPad. Use a minimum of 3 colors, some text, and some dimension so that the artwork reflects some content about the element it is designed to represent. Choose a theme for your artwork and support your claim with reference to both the artwork and the science.
2/6/20	AY2 Data due Feb. 10 -HW Description-	#47 Valentine's Element Gift Box Exchange. You will randomly choose 1 element from a box and become an EXPERT on everything there is to know about that element. Take a picture of the element card you randomly pick, do some online research and make this learning log entry "All about the Element."
2/5/20	Bohr Models due tonight -HW Description-	#46 Take photos of the timeline on pages 180-181. Explain the history of elements included on the periodic table.
2/4/20	Bohr Models due tomorrow -HW Description-	#45 Read page 177 about electron dot diagrams for valence electrons. Write the electron dot diagram for any: 2 alkali metals, 2 alkali earth metals and 2 halogens. Textbook chapter here
2/3/20	AY2 Data due Feb. 10 -HW Description-	#44 What are valence electrons? Research and answer this question using the internet. You will not understand how bonding between atoms works UNLESS you can create Bohr Models! Watch and Learn. Take Notes and Explain- Bohr Model Tutorial
1/30/20	AY2 Data & Graphs due Feb. 10 -HW Description-	#43 Take notes on the video Part 2 Uranium-Twisting the Dragon's Tail. Choose a theme for the video and justify your claim with evidence from the film.
1/29/20	AY2 Data due Feb. 10 -HW Description-	#42 Galileo Galilei is the man associated with the basic concepts in astronomy, physics and engineering. Using internet resources make a Book Creator "fan page" dedicated to him including images, text, maps, dates and history. Be sure to include a basic: Who, What, When, Where and Why. All images should be borrowed from Creative Commons or sketched yourself.
1/28/20	AY2 Data due Feb. 10 -HW Description-	NONE IN LIEU OF CHAPTER 4 OPEN NOTES TEST
1/27/20	Chapter 4 Tuesday tomorrow -HW Description-	NONE IN LIEU OF TEST PREP
1/23/20	Chapter 4 test next Tuesday -HW Description-	#41 How is radiation used in science, medicine and industry? What are tracers? When do doctors use Technetium-99, Iodine-131 and Cobalt-60? Use pages 162-163 as your resource and choose a theme to support with evidence.
1/22/20	AY2 Data due Feb. 10 -HW Description-	#40 Use pages 160-161 to list and describe 3 types of radioactive decay. Discuss the "penetrating power" of all 3 types of radiation. Import photos from the text to this learning log then choose a theme that you can support with evidence.
1/21/20	Chapter 4 test next Tuesday -HW Description-	#39 Take notes on the video "Uranium-Twisting the Dragon's Tail. Choose a theme for the video and justify your claim with evidence from the film.
1/16/20	Periodic Table Placemat due Friday -HW Description-	#38 List the names and ATOMIC NUMBERS of ALL ALKALI METALS then take notes on the video from The Royal Society of Chemistry The Alkali Metals in Water
1/15/20	Periodic Table Placemat due Friday -HW Description-	#37 Who was Dmitri Mendeleev? Take notes on the video from Crash Course Chemistry with Hank Green History of the Periodic Table
1/14/20	Periodic Table Placemat due Friday -HW Description-	#36 Take notes on this video and then determine the correct number of protons, neutrons and electrons for any 3 elements on the periodic table Protons, Neutrons and Electrons
1/13/20	AY2 Title, Hook, Intro, Materials and Procedure TONIGHT -HW Description-	#35 What are atoms? When were they discovered? What do they "look" like? Why are they important? What are the names of the major atoms in animals like us? Use your stylus to draw a model of what you think an atom looks like. Who were a few of the pioneering players in our understanding of atoms?
12/2/19	Learning Logs and AY2 proposals due this week -HW Description-	NO LEARNING LOGS WILL BE POSTED ONLINE DURING SEX ED. LEARNING LOGS WILL RESUME IN JANUARY 2020!
11/21/19	AY2 proposal due 12/6 -HW Description-	#34 Takes notes on the Steven Johnson video, "CLEAN-Six Innovations that Made the Modern World."
11/20/19	Gas Laws lab due tomorrow -HW Description-	#33 You now have some background information about Gas Laws. For today's learning log please spend 5 minutes manipulating the variables in this pHet simulation Take at least 3 screen shots of your experiments and explain what is happening in each image.
11/19/19	Gas Laws lab due Thursday -HW Description-	#32 Create a fan page for scientist Jacques Charles(1746-1823)Include photo, life history, contributions to science and chemistry and his famous Charles'Law
11/18/19	Gas Laws lab due Thursday -HW Description-	#31 Create a fan page for scientist Robert Boyle (1627-1691)Include photo, life history, contributions to science and chemistry and his famous Boyle's Law
11/14/19	Ch 3 Graphic Organizer due tomorrow night -HW Description-	#30 We now know about the basic properties of solids, liquids and gases. When matter changes from state to another we use the term phase changes and this process includes a change in energy. Take notes on this video about phases changes and energy. Bozeman-Solids, Liquids and Gases
11/13/19	States of Matter Graphic Organizer due Friday -HW Description-	#29 Understanding states of matter, also called phases of matter is crucial in learning the properties and behavior of matter under different conditions of temperature and pressure. Take detail notes from this video States of Matter
11/5/19	AY Presentations ALL WEEK -HW Description-	#25-28 AY#1 Presentations- Name of presenter Topic of investigation 3-5 science ideas shared and conclusion after analyzing data
10/23/19	Quiz Chapter 2 10/29 -HW Description-	#24 Two types of Mechanical Waves are Transverse and Longitudinal. Today you will design your own experiment to measure waves. To get you ready for design thinking please take notes on the first 9 minutes of the video Physics of Longitudinal and Transverse Waves
10/22/19	Quiz Chapter 2 10/29 -HW Description-	#23 What do you know about huge Surface Wind waves in the ocean? Watch this video about Mavericks-Big Waves and describe the science behind BIG WAVES. What are 3 factors necessary to create the huge waves here in the Bay area?
10/21/19	AY Data & Graphs due tonight -HW Description-	#22 Watch the video in class (or via TCI.com) about the problem involving the Las Olas Hermosas restaurant on the coast of California. What is the problem & what are possible solutions? What are waves?
10/16/19	Nobel Prizes 2019 document due Friday -HW Description-	None in lieu of Challenge Days Week
10/15/19	Energy Conversiona Book due tonight. -HW Description-	None in lieu of Challenge Days Week
10/10/19	Elements, Mixtures & Compounds Mini-Lab -HW Description-	#21 Nobel Prize Week Introduction to EXPLOSIVES! Complete the Kaboom Video notes in class and post evidence here.
10/9/19	Due Thursday:Elements, Mixtures & Compounds Mini-Lab -HW Description-	#20 Ms Eagle passed out a paper copy of the Participation and Citizenship rubric in class. Circle at least 5 behaviors you believe are your best traits/behaviors I can observe in class daily and then put an X next to at least 5 traits/behaviors you think you might need to work on to get a good score on this portion (15%) of your overall grade in my class. Take a photo of your paper rubric and import it to this learning log space. Write at least two sentences about the Citizenship and Participation grade you think you have earned these first 7 weeks of 8th grade. I will be checking your science supplies today in class.
10/8/19	due Thursday:Elements, Mixtures & Compounds Mini-Lab -HW Description-	None in lieu of Learning Logs 7-19 submission
10/7/19	AY Data & Graphs due 10/21/19 -HW Description-	#19 Using the following vocabulary words and the data and images from the Chemistry in a Baggie Lab and the notes from Learning Log#18 to demonstrate your understanding of chemical changes: chemical reaction, endothermic, exothermic, reactants, products, yields and the Law of Conservation of Matter.
10/3/19	AY1 experiments must be completed before October 21st. -HW Description-	None in lieu of Chapter 1 test.
10/2/19	AY1 experiments must be completed before October 21st. -HW Description-	#18 Take notes on this Bozeman Physical and Chemical Changes You will be witnessing a chemical change during today's lab
10/1/19	Ch.1 test session 4 this week -HW Description-	None in lieu of Ch. 1 Test Prep
9/30/19	Submit Cube Cooler Challenge today IN CLASS -HW Description-	#17 Last week we studied the physical properties of water during Part 1 of the Rainbow Volume Lab. Take notes on this Bozeman Science-Water A Polar Molecule video then discuss your observations of Adhesion and Cohesion in water. Use and highlight as many vocabulary words as possible.
9/26/19	Rainbow Volume Lab due tonight -HW Description-	#16 What are Insulators and Conductors? Take notes on this YouTube video, "Heat and Temperature" Professor Dave
9/25/19	Rainbow Volume Lab due tomorrow -HW Description-	#15 Graphs in science. Graphs allow scientist to analyze data from experiments. Take a photo of the 5 graphs on pages 40-41. Identify the manipulated and responding variable in each graph and identify any trends (patterns) the data suggests
9/24/19	AY1 Intro, Hook, Materials and Procedure due 9/27, -HW Description-	None in lieu of work time for AY and Study Guide for Chapter 1.
9/23/19	Test Chapter 1 next week -HW Description-	#14 When making quantitative measurements in science we must consider accuracy and precision. Compare these two terms using the internet and this IMAGE You can also find information about accuracy and reproducibility on page 31 of your science textbook.
9/19/19	AY1 Intro, Hook, Materials and Procedure due 9/27 -HW Description-	#13 Search the internet for "author Steven Johnson" and copy and source an image of both this exceptional storyteller and an image of his book, "How We Got To Now". You will spend the remaining class time watching his video episode "Cold."@stevenbjohnson. Include a brief synopsis of his book by reading the book cover
9/18/19	AY1 Intro, Hook, Materials and Procedure due 9/27 -HW Description-	#12 What is the difference between mass(kg) and weight (Newtons) Watch this video ( CLICK HERE) and use page 21 of your science textbook to explain your understanding.
9/17/19	Metric Me due Tuesday, 9/17/19 -HW Description-	None in lieu of independent work time on Metric Me and/or AY#1
9/16/19	AY#1 Bibliography due Monday 9/16 -HW Description-	No in lieu of independent work time on Metric Me and/or AY#1
9/12/19	AY#1 Bibliography due Monday 9/16 -HW Description-	None in lieu of independent work time on Metric Me and/or AY#1
9/11/19	Metric Me due Tuesday, 9/17/19 -HW Description-	None in lieu of independent work time for Metric Me.
9/10/19	Metric Me due Tuesday, 9/17/19 -HW Description-	#11 Import this image from Google Classroom Metric Staircase for Conversion Watch and take notes on how to convert from one metric unit to another.
9/9/19	AY#1 Proposal Due TONIGHT before midnight -HW Description-	#10 Should the United States go Metric? Watch this video ( CLICK HERE) and then defend your Claim with Evidence from the video and your Reasoning.
9/5/19	AY#1 Proposal Due Monday, September 9 and Candle Lab due Friday 9/6 -HW Description-	#9 Ms Eagle will demonstrate how to copy and use the AY Timelog (10 hours logged minimum) AND how to use the school databases for research. She will also discuss the MLA format for your bibliography. On this entry please show evidence that you began the AY Timelog and that you can create an MLA citation.
9/4/19	Candle Lab due Friday -HW Description-	#8 Take and import a photo of the image on page 425 of your science textbook. Explain what this image represents. What is density? Now bring in photos of learning logs #2 and #4. In the speech bubble make a CLAIM that density is a useful property for describing matter. Use EVIDENCE from the textbook and from your learning logs to explain your REASONING.
9/3/19	AY#1 Proposal Due Monday, September 9 -HW Description-	#7 Set up your Learning Log Daily Warm Up Journal using the Book Creator App. Follow Ms Eagle's verbal and visual instructions to set up your journal correctly
8/23/19	NONE -HW Description-	#2 Use the metric scale, a ruler and the wooden block on your desk to determine the mass, volume and density (mass divided by volume) of the wooden cube.
8/22/19	Sleep at least 9 hours -HW Description-	#1 What was the most scientific thing you did this past summer?
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8/11/19	AY2 Data due Feb. 10 -HW Description-	#44 What are valence electrons? Research and answer this question using the internet. You will not understand how bonding between atoms works UNLESS you can create Bohr Models! Watch and Learn. Take Notes and Explain- Bohr Model Tutorial
8/9/19	Bohr Models due tomorrow -HW Description-	#45 Read page 177 about electron dot diagrams for valence electrons. Write the electron dot diagram for any: 2 alkali metals, 2 alkali earth metals and 2 halogens. Textbook chapter here
5/20/19	AY3 or Panther Pit due May 31 -HW Description-	None in lieu of Ch. 9 and Ch. 10 physics test
5/17/19	AY & Pit portions due Friday -HW Description-	None in lieu of the Planetarium Experience.
5/15/19	Science Shout Out due tomorrow -HW Description-	#90 Measuring extreme distances-take notes on the TED talk about measuring distances in space: Distance In Space
5/14/19	AY & Pit portions due Friday -HW Description-	#89 Take notes on Ms Eagle's Astronomy Overview Slide Show
5/13/19	Friction Lab due tonight -HW Description-	#88 Momentum (mass X velocity) like energy, mass and matter, is CONSERVED. Look at the examples A, B and C on page 398. Sketch all 3 examples of the interacting trains and label how momentum is conserved in each example.
5/9/19	AY3 and Pit portions due May 17 -HW Description-	#87 How does friction affect the motion of an object? Take notes on the YouTube video: Friction
5/7/19	AY 3 or Panther Pit next due date 5/17 -HW Description-	#86 How do airplanes fly? Sketch and take notes on the video about the Physics of Flight https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YyeX6ArxCYI
5/6/19	Speed Lab due tonight -HW Description-	#85 Author Steven Johnson will be here at MVMS to share his new, middle-school version of his best selling book, "How we got to now-Six innovations that made the modern world. Today, take notes on his "CLEAN" episode. His books will be available at the book fair next week. Include a photo of the cover of the new book and also a photo of the inside back cover to complete this learning log.
5/2/19	Ball Drop lab due tonight -HW Description-	#84 Issac Newton is the man associated with the basic concepts in physics. Make a Book Creator page dedicated to him including images, text, maps, dates and history.
4/30/19	Energy and Falling Objects Lab due Thursday -HW Description-	#83 What factors affect the motion of falling objects? Take notes on the Physics Girl YouTube video: Ball Drop Physics
4/29/19	Learning Logs 55-81 due tonight -HW Description-	#82 Newton's First Law of Motion is sometimes referred to as the Law of Laziness. What is the relationship between MASS, INERTIA and MOTION (or change in position)? Watch and find out then make a sketch of 2 objects with different inertia that experience a change in position. EUREKA Inertia-Laziness
4/24/19	4/26/19 AY3 Intro, hook material, procedure OR Panther Pit Prototypes -HW Description-	#81 Place a photo of your Earth Day 2019 original artwork (with 5 #hashtag) you created on Monday.
4/23/19	4/26/19 AY3 Intro, hook material, procedure OR Panther Pit Prototypes -HW Description-	#80 Speed, Velocity and Acceleration. Take notes on the following Bozeman video Bozeman Motion
4/18/19	AY3 or Panther Pit bibliography due tomorrow -HW Description-	#79 Describe your AY3 or Panther Pit project. Add at least 1 image that relates to your topic.
4/17/19	WebQuest & AY or Pit Bibliography due Friday -HW Description-	#78 Free body diagrams allow us to visualize all the forces acting on a object. Watch and take notes on this video and then make a free body diagram of an object with at least 3 vectors acting upon it. Bozeman Free Body Diagrams
4/16/19	Physics webquest due Friday -HW Description-	#77 Watch Youtube minutephysics and explain what the Physics of Football and Symmetry are and then Sketch and label something that shows symmetry Football Physics and Symmetry
4/15/19	AY3 or Panther Pit -HW Description-	#76 We are beginning our physics unit today. The focus of study will be on the MOTION, FORCES and ENERGY of matter. Watch this video Greenland and Iceland and explain all the interactions of the various solids, liquids and gases you observe. Don't forget to include the Aurora Borealis as the plasma state. Explain the motion, forces and energy at work in this landscape time lapse.
4/5/19	Work on AY3 or Panther Pit if you have time. -HW Description-	NONE in lieu of Acid/Base Indicators Lab
4/3/19	AY3 or Panther Pit proposal due April 12 -HW Description-	None in lieu of Acid Base Indicator Lab.
4/2/19	Panther Pit and AY3 proposals due April 12th -HW Description-	#75 Watch and take notes on this video on Acid, Base and Salt Chemistry. Acids, Bases and pH
4/1/19	AY3 or Panther Pit work week -HW Description-	#74 Use these pHet simulations to explain your understanding chemical reactions and balancing chemical equations. Take several screen shots as you explain your understand of the variables that must be considered for a complete understanding of chemical changes. Chemical Reactions Balancing Equations
3/28/19	Decomposition Lab due Friday -HW Description-	#73 Ms Eagle will perform a simple synthesis reaction creating Iron pyrite (Fool's Gold) from sulfur and iron. Describe the properties of both the Reactants and Products in this chemical reactions. What changes occurred? Why is this called a synthesis reaction?
3/27/19	Decomposition Lab due Friday -HW Description-	#72 We now have experience with chemical reactions such as single and double replacement. Today we will examine a decomposition reactions involving catalysts. Watch and learn, take notes and explain more types of reactions! Synthesis and Decomposition Reactions
3/26/19	Work on Chapter 6 chapter outine -HW Description-	#71 Take a picture of Figure 10 from page 227 of your textbook. Use the following terms to explain what is depicted in the photo: conservation of matter and mass, open system and closed system.
3/25/19	Single Replacement Lab due tonight -HW Description-	None in lieu of Chapter 5 test
3/21/19	Test on Chapter 5 Monday, March 25, 2018 -HW Description-	#70 We now understand that chemical changes occur during chemical reactions. Today you will learn the basic types of chemical reactions: synthesis, decomposition, combustion, single and double replacement. Watch and learn, take notes and explain more about the 5 types of reactions Chemical Reactions
3/20/19	Ch 5 Study Guide due Thursday TEST 3/25/19 -HW Description-	#69 When chemical reactions occur scientists look for evidence that chemical changes are happening. Take a photo of the images on pages 218 and 219 then LIST and DESCRIBE the FOUR types of evidence that are shown in these images.
3/19/19	Ch 5 Study Guide due Thursday TEST 3/25/19 -HW Description-	#68 Use this image: Common Oxidation Numbers to write the chemical formulas for : Potassium iodide, Calcium fluoride, Aluminum chloride and the tricky Magnesium phosphide
3/18/19	Ch 5 Study Guide due Thursday TEST 3/25/19 -HW Description-	#67 Takes notes on this video about writing Lewis structures for Covalent Bonds Covalent Bonding
3/14/19	Bonding Graphic Organizer due Friday -HW Description-	#66 Takes notes on this video about Ionic and Covalent Bonding Atomic Bonding
3/13/19	3 types of chemical bonds GO -HW Description-	#65 You now know how to write ions with oxidation numbers (charge after getting more stable electron configuration) and how oppositely charged ions will bond in specific ratios. Now learn how to use polyatomic ions in your formulas. Watch and learn, take note and explain. Writing Ionic Compound Formulas
3/12/19	Begin Ch. 5 Study Guide -HW Description-	#64 What are valence electrons? Use the following reference to find out and draw the Dot Diagrams for Sodium, Fluorine, and Silicon. .Valence Electrons tutorial
3/11/19	Read Chapter 5 Atoms & Bonding -HW Description-	#63 You will not understand how bonding between atoms works UNLESS you can create Bohr Models! Watch and Learn. Take Notes and Explain- Bohr Model Tutorial
3/7/19	Read Chapter 5 Atoms & Bonding -HW Description-	#62 AY2 Presentation notes on each project.
3/6/19	Read Chapter 5 Atoms & Bonding -HW Description-	#61 AY2 Presentation notes on each project.
3/5/19	Read Chapter 5 Atoms & Bonding -HW Description-	#60 AY2 Presentation notes on each project.
3/4/19	Read Chapter 5 Atoms & Bonding -HW Description-	#59 AY2 Presentation notes on each project.
2/28/19	AY 2 due tomorrow before midnight -HW Description-	#58 AY2 Presentation notes on each project.
2/27/19	AY 2 PROJECTS DUE MARCH 1 -HW Description-	NONE IN LIEU OF AY 2 PROJECT WORK TIME!!
2/26/19	AY 2 PROJECTS DUE MARCH 1 -HW Description-	NONE IN LIEU OF AY 2 PROJECT WORK TIME!!!
2/25/19	AY 2 DUE FRIDAY, MARCH 1 -HW Description-	NONE IN LIEU OF AY 2 PROJECT WORK TIME!!!
2/14/19	AY 2 PROJECTS DUE MARCH 1 -HW Description-	NONE IN LIEU OF VALENTINE GIFT EXCHANGE
2/13/19	AY 2 PROJECTS DUE MARCH 1 -HW Description-	NONE IN LIEU OF GIFT WORK TIME
2/12/19	AY 2 PROJECTS DUE MARCH 1 -HW Description-	NONE IN LIEU OF CHAPTER 2 TEST
2/11/19	Test Tomorrow and Valentine Gift Box Session 3 -HW Description-	#57 State the SLOGAN you created about your Valentine Element here. Explain what it means and how it relates to your element. Include 3 photos you think are appropriate for your gift box and site the resource for each image.
2/7/19	AY2 Data Tables and Graphs due Feb. 8 -HW Description-	NONE IN LIEU OF ELEMENT GIFT BOX WORK TIME.
2/6/19	AY2 Data Tables and Graphs due Feb. 8 -HW Description-	#56 Import an atomic structure photo of your "valentine element." Determine the correct number of Protons, Electrons and Neutrons of one isotope of that element. What group and period does your element belong?
2/5/19	AY2 Data Tables and Graphs due Feb. 8 -HW Description-	#55 Create 1-2 page research information about the element you selected to create your Valentine Gift Exchange Box about. You must have a minimum of 5 MLA citations for this project. Begin with the school databases. Collect as much information as you can during this 1-hour class session.
2/4/19	AY2 Data Tables and Graphs due Feb. 8 -HW Description-	None- Turn in Learning Logs 41-54 today!!
1/31/19	Skittlium Lab due Friday 2/1 before midnight -HW Description-	#54 When radioactive isotopes decay they may release alpha, beta and/or gamma decay. Sketch these three types of decay using page 160 and also state the penetrating power of the energy released.
1/30/19	Skittlium Lab due Friday -HW Description-	#53 Take notes on the video Uranium-Twisting the Dragons Tail Daily Motion Videos
1/29/19	AY Data, Graphs and Analysis due 2/8 -HW Description-	#52 Chapter 4 concludes with a unit on Radioactive Elements. Watch and take notes on this Bozeman Video about the Atomic Nucleus
1/28/19	AY Data, Graphs and Analysis due 2/8 -HW Description-	#51 Watch this video and then determine the number of protons, neutrons and electrons for any 3 elements on the periodic table P, E & N -Answer-
1/24/19	AY Data, Graphs and Analysis due 2/8 -HW Description-	#50 We know that the elements in our body come from "star stuff" or the stuff that makes up our universe. Use this image: Common Elements in Me & Earth's Crust to compare the most common elements found in your body to those found in the earth's crust. Explain what is common to you and the earth and what accounts for the differences.
1/23/19	AY Data, Graphs and Analysis due 2/8 -HW Description-	#49 List the names and ATOMIC NUMBERS of ALL ALKALI METALS then take notes on the video from The Royal Society of Chemistry The Alkali Metals in Water
1/22/19	AY2 Data Tables and Graphs due Feb. 8 -HW Description-	#48 Take notes on the video from Crash Course Chemistry with Hank Green History of the Periodic Table
1/17/19	AY2 Intro, Hook, Materials & Procedure due Friday also Atomic Storybook due Friday -HW Description-	#47 Answer questions 2a, b and c from page 130 using complete sentences. Then draw the 3 ISOTOPES Carbon-12, Carbon-13 and Carbon-14 as your sketches for today.
1/16/19	AY2 Intro, Hook, Materials & Procedure due Friday also Atomic Storybook due Friday -HW Description-	NONE IN LIEU OF ATOMIC STORYBOOK WORK TIME!!!
1/15/19	AY2 Intro, Hook, Materials & Procedure due Friday also Atomic Storybook due Friday -HW Description-	#46 Take screen shots of your Atomic Storybook as it looks today. How many scientists will you be including in your story?
1/14/19	AY2 Intro, Hook, Materials & Procedure due Friday -HW Description-	#45 What is an electron? Watch the video about the Double Slit Experiment and explain the evidence that electrons behave like matter and energy Dr. Quantum How does making observations affect the results of the double slit experiment?
1/10/19	AY2 Bibliography due Friday -HW Description-	#44 Take notes on the Crash Course Chemistry video entitled History of Atomic Chemistry. Crash Course Chemistry Atomic Chemistry
1/9/19	AY2 Bibliography due Friday -HW Description-	#43 Take notes on the Bozeman video entitled History of the Atom. Atomic Theory
1/8/19	AY2 Bibliography due Friday -HW Description-	#42 Describe your AY2 project. Include a link to a website you will use to help you with your investigation. What are your manipulated and responding variables? What science vocabulary words associated with your project can you use to search the school databases? Sketch what your graph of data might look like with the manipulated variable on the X axis and the responding variable on the Y axis. Which of the 7 science "themes" aligns well to your project?
1/7/19	AY2 Bibliography due Friday -HW Description-	#41 Without using ANY resources please write down EVERYTHING you know or remember about ATOMS. What are they? When were they discovered? Who were the pioneering players in the understanding of atoms? What do they look like? Why are they important? What are the names of the major atoms in animals like us? Use your stylus to draw a model of what you think an atom looks like.
11/26/18	Sex Ed folder GROUND RULES -HW Description-	NO ONLINE LEARNING LOG DURING SEX ED
11/13/18	Test Ch 3 & Halloween video this week -HW Description-	#40 Use these pHet simulations to explain your understanding of the relationships between pressure, temperature, energy and states of matter. Take several screen shots as you explain your understand of the phases of matter. pHET
11/9/18	Quiz Chapter 3 Friday 11/16 -HW Description-	#39 Define the following terms from chapter 3: Viscosity, Sublimation, Evaporation and Vaporization. Make a sketch of an example of each vocabulary word for today's learning log.
11/1/18	AY1 due tomorrow -HW Description-	#35-38 AY#1 Presentations- Name of presenter Topic of investigation 3-5 science ideas shared and conclusion after analyzing data
10/31/18	AY due Friday with PRINTED TIME LOG AND BIBLIOGRAPHY -HW Description-	NONE in lieu of Halloween-States of Matter Demo Day!!
10/30/18	AY due Friday with PRINTED TIME LOG AND BIBLIOGRAPHY -HW Description-	None in lieu of AY presentation prep time.
10/29/18	AY#1 ALL DUE FRIDAY NOV 2 -HW Description-	NONE IN LIEU OF AY#1 Presentation Signups AY1 PRESENTATION DAY SIGNUPS
10/26/18	AY 1 due NEXT Friday, November 2 -HW Description-	NONE IN LIEU OF CHAPTER 2 SCIENCE TEST
10/24/18	Test Chapter 2 and Energy Conversion book -HW Description-	#34 Who was Antoine Lavoisier? Create a fan page dedicated to his life, his work and his contribution to the laws of chemistry. Do a who, what, when, where, why do we still talk about him in chemistry class?
10/23/18	My Energy Conversion Book due Thursday before midnight -HW Description-	#33 Take a picture of the molecular models on page 71 and explain how this diagram of the burning of methane demonstrates the Law of Conservation of matter. CHAPTER 2 TEXTBOOK HERE
10/22/18	AY Data, Graphs and Analysis due 10/22 TEST on Ch.2 10/26 -HW Description-	#32 Take a picture of Figure 13 on page 70. Which of the 4 types of chemical changes best describes burning a candle? Justify your CLAIM with EVIDENCE from this page of your textbook. CHAPTER 2 TEXTBOOK HERE
10/18/18	AY Data, Graphs and Analysis due 10/22 TEST on Ch.2 10/26 -HW Description-	#31 Take a picture of the graph on page 75 and answer the 4 questions about energy changes during chemical reactions. CHAPTER 2 TEXTBOOK HERE
10/17/18	AY Data, Graphs and Analysis due 10/22 TEST on Ch.2 10/26 -HW Description-	#30 Take notes on this Types of Matter video then complete the Graphic Organizer in class and submit evidence of completion here.
10/16/18	AY Data, Graphs and Analysis due 10/22 TEST on Ch.2 10/26 -HW Description-	#29 Heat is transferred via 3 processes: Conduction, Convection and Radiation. Take notes on this video and then explain how the 3 types of heat transfer work with H20 when it changes from a solid to liquid and then to a gas. Bozeman Science-HEAT
10/15/18	AY Data, Graphs and Analysis due 10/22 TEST on Ch.2 10/26 -HW Description-	#28 Take notes on this Bozeman Physical and Chemical Changes video then discuss your observations from the Chemistry in A Bag lab. Place photos of your completed Numbers App document on this Learning Log.
10/12/18	AY Data, Graphs and Analysis due 10/22 TEST on Ch.2 10/26 -HW Description-	#27 Ropes course week modified Learning Log. After your third session working independently in science this week place photos of your progress on the Nobel Prize document here.
10/10/18	AY Data, Graphs and Analysis due 10/22 TEST on Ch.2 10/26 -HW Description-	#26 Ropes course week modified Learning Log. After your second session working independently in science this week place photos of your progress on the Nobel Prize document here.
10/9/18	AY Data, Graphs and Analysis due 10/22 TEST on Ch.2 10/26 -HW Description-	#25 Ms Eagle passed out a paper copy of Participation and Citizenship rubric in class. Circle at least 5 behaviors you believe are your best traits/behaviors I can observe in class daily and then underline at least 5 traits/behaviors you think you might need to work on to get a good score on this portion (15%) of your overall grade in my class. Take a photo of your paper rubric and import it to this learning log space.
10/4/18	AY Intro, Hook, Materials and Procedure due Oct 5 -HW Description-	#24 Yesterday we studied the physical properties of water during Part 1 of the Rainbow Volume Lab. Take notes on this Bozeman Science-Water A Polar Molecule video then discuss your observations of Adhesion and Cohesion in water. Use and highlight as many vocabulary words as possible.
10/3/18	AY Intro, Hook, Materials and Procedure due Oct 5 -HW Description-	#23 Take notes on Ms Eagle's lecture on Adhesion, Cohesion and Surface tension. Add notes/sketches from the Khan Academy video CLICK HERE
10/2/18	AY Intro, Hook, Materials and Procedure due Oct 5 -HW Description-	#22 Research Alfred Nobel. Create a learning log page dedicated to his life and work. Who were Bertha and Emil? Include at least 1 photo, 1 quote and one sketch using your stylus. Site the resources you used on this page as well.
10/1/18	AY 5-reference bibliography due TONIGHT -HW Description-	#21 Nobel Prize Week Introduction to EXPLOSIVES! Complete the Kaboom Video notes in class and post evidence here.
9/28/18	AY1 Bibliography due Monday, Oct 1 -HW Description-	None in lieu of the Chapter 1 test today
9/26/18	AY1 Bibliography due Monday, Oct 1 -HW Description-	#20 What is a Yeti Cooler? Research this product and describe how it works. Include at least 1 photo of a Yeti cooler. After the lab today, place screenshots of your completed lab to finish this learning log.
9/25/18	AY1 Bibliography due Monday, Oct 1 -HW Description-	#19 Graphs in science. Graphs allow scientist to analyze data from experiments. Take a photo of the 5 graphs on pages 40-41. Identify the manipulated and responding variable in each graph and identify any trends (patterns) the data suggests. CHAPTER 2 TEXTBOOK HERE
9/24/18	AY 1 Proposal due tonight -HW Description-	#18 Search the internet for "author Steven Johnson" and copy and source an image of both this exceptional storyteller and an image of his book, "How We Got To Now". You will spend the remaining class time taking notes here in this learning log on his episode "Cold." @stevenbjohnson Don't forget to choose a theme for this video and justify your "claim" with evidence from the video.
9/20/18	AY 1 Proposal due Monday, September 24 -HW Description-	#17 Ms Eagle will demonstrate how to access the library databases (SIRS and Worldbook) required for researching your AY topic. She will also show you how to use the timelog spreadsheet. Take a photo of your timelog after entering 40 minutes from September 20, 2018 for topic research.
9/19/18	Science Safety Contract signed by parent due Thursday/Friday -HW Description-	#16 Import photos of your graph and data table from the Candle Lab. Which safety rules did you have to follow for this lab? What trend(s) does your graph show? What surprised you about this lab?
9/18/18	Science Safety Contract signed by parent due Thursday/Friday -HW Description-	#15 Safe Science is the only acceptable method to conduct experiments at home and school. Please open this document in Notability Science Safety and Equipment and complete in class with Ms Eagle. Add screen shots of your completed document and safety rules.
9/17/18	Controls and Variables at Bikini Bottom -HW Description-	#14 After watching a several examples of AY projects from former students, make a bulleted list of the common features found in most of the projects. Then import this photo into your log and list in order the 5 categories you think sound interesting to try investigating this school year AY Project Categories
9/13/18	Metric Me due tomorrow -HW Description-	#13 What is Scientific Inquiry? Explain the process and list the 6 steps of the scientific method (inquiry) as outlined in your text pages 10-14. TEXTBOOK PAGES 10-14
9/12/18	Metric Me due Friday -HW Description-	#12 Take a photo of the science equipment on your desk. Ms Eagle will demonstrate how to use a graduated cylinder and the method of water displacement. Explain the process of water displacement used to determine the volume of irregularly shaped objects (no flat surfaces). Include a photo of the graduated cylinder with the meniscus clearly labeled. Determine the mass (g), volume (cc) and density (mass divided by volume) of the brass mass.
9/11/18	Metric Me due September 14th -HW Description-	#11 When making quantitative measurements in science we must consider accuracy and precision. Compare these two terms using the internet and this IMAGE
9/10/18	Metric Me due September 14th -HW Description-	#10 Issac Newton is the man associated with the basic concepts in physics. He is the source of the unit of FORCE (push or pull) the NEWTON.Make a Book Creator page dedicated to him including images, text, maps, dates and history. Be sure to include a basic: Who, What, When, Where and Why. All images should be borrowed from Creative Commons. Show Ms Eagle your page before you begin working Metric Me.
9/6/18	Metric Me due September 14th -HW Description-	#9 We have learned that MATTER has MASS and takes up SPACE. Mass is measured in grams (g)and if that mass is near an object gravity will now play a role and it will have weight (N) or the force equal to the mass times the gravitational acceleration (9.8 m/sec/sec at sea level). When we discuss the amount of space a mass takes up we use the term VOLUME. The volume of solids is measured in cubic centimeters (cc). Take a photo of the science equipment on your desk. Use the scale and metric ruler to determine the mass and volume of the wooden block. Use your stylus and the pen tool to label the dimensions on the block as well as total volume and mass with correct units.
9/5/18	Metric Me due September 14th -HW Description-	#8 What is the difference between mass(kg) and weight (Newtons) Take notes on Ms Eagle's lecture then watch this video ( CLICK HERE) You may also use page 21 of your science textbook to explain your understanding. TEXTBOOK PAGE 21
9/4/18	Explain Everything Kid Intro video due tonight before midnight -HW Description-	#7 Use your Metric Staircase on Learning Log #6 to convert the following metric units: 22 liters = ____ml, 0.456 Km = ____cm, 24,500 grams = ____ Kg -Answer-
8/30/18	Explain Everything Kid Intro video due Tuesday, 9/4 before midnight -HW Description-	#6 Should the United States go Metric? Watch this video ( TED Ed) and then defend your Claim with Reasoning and Evidence from the video. Import this image to this learning log page CER menu to help you with the C.E.R process. After completing your metric review, import of a photo of each side of Metric Mania to complete this learning log. -Answer-
8/29/18	Parents as Partners Due Friday also $5 supples -HW Description-	#5 Take notes on the Professor Dave Science video Types of Matter: Elements, Compounds, and Mixtures. CLICK HERE
8/28/18	Parents as Partners Due Friday also $5 supples -HW Description-	#4 Why is the Mystery Writing solution of baking soda and water NOT considered a Pure Substance? Use this image Diagram of Matter to help answer this question. Also use TEXTBOOK PAGES 62-65 as a resource as well.
8/27/18	Parents as Partners Due Friday also $5 supplies -HW Description-	#3 Using your iPad (phone if no iPad), our science textbook to define the following terms: Solute, Solvent, Solution, Dilute and Concentrated. Then describe the mystery writing experiment in terms of the CHEMISTRY that occurred. Also include at least 1 labeled drawing. -Answer-
8/24/18	Mystery Writing Experiment -HW Description-	#2 Take notes from Ms Eagle's presentation on notebook paper about Properties of Matter and Qualitative versus Quantitative Observations. Make observations of the 4 types of matter on your desk. Use the tools and your senses to make both types of observations and describe several properties of each type of matter. Include at least 2 labeled sketches as well. -Answer-
8/23/18	NONE -HW Description-	#1 What was the most scientific thing you did this past summer? -Answer-
8/22/18	Ch 5 Study Guide due Thursday TEST 3/25/19 -HW Description-	#69 When chemical reactions occur scientists look for evidence that chemical changes are happening. Take a photo of the images on pages 218 and 219 then LIST and DESCRIBE the FOUR types of evidence that are shown in these images.
5/23/18	AY3 or Panther Pit 2 Adults review due Saturday -HW Description-	#18 What do you know about Stephen Hawking? Import 1 photo of Stephen Hawking and 2 of images of some of his book covers. Take notes on the following Stephen Hawking Video Into The Universe-The Story of Everything
5/10/18	Science Shout out Due Monday -HW Description-	#17 pHet Simulations practice. You will be given a team number which will assign a Physical Science simulation. Spend 5 minutes learning the science involved and make a learning log page about the simulation including screen shots. CLICK HERE
5/9/18	Turn in Friction and Bouncing Balls Labs -HW Description-	#16 Momentum (mass X velocity) like energy, mass and matter, is CONSERVED. Look at the examples A, B and C on page 398. Sketch all 3 examples of the interacting trains and label how momentum is conserved in each example.
5/8/18	Friction Lab due Thursday -HW Description-	#15 What factors affect the motion of falling objects? Take notes on the Physics Girl YouTube video: Ball Drop Physics
5/7/18	Pendulum Lab due tonight -HW Description-	#14 How does friction affect the motion of an object? Take notes on the YouTube video: Friction
5/3/18	Pendulum Lab due Monday -HW Description-	#13 What are elastic forces and how are they related to the properties of matter? Read over the definition and examples and create a page that answers the questions above.Click Here
5/2/18	Pendulum Lab due Monday -HW Description-	#12 How is the behavior of the pendulum similar to a oscillating mass attached to a spring? Take notes on the Bozeman video- Simple Harmonic Motion
5/1/18	Panther Pit May 4th portions -HW Description-	#11 Review Potential versus Kinetic Energy. Take notes on the following NASA video NASA STEM-ontrations
4/30/18	Speed Lab due tonight -HW Description-	#10 How do scientist define WORK? What are the 3 factors involved in work? Describe 4 examples of doing work described in The Physics Classroom HERE
4/26/18	AY3 OR Panther Pit portions DUE DATE April 27 -HW Description-	#9 Issac Newton is the man associated with the basic concepts in physics. Make a Book Creator page dedicated to him including images, text, maps, dates and history.
4/25/18	AY3 OR Panther Pit next DUE DATE April 27 -HW Description-	#8 It is important to be able to visualize motion when looking at graphs. Import this image to your learning log page and describe the motion illustrated by the 5 lines in 5 different colors Displacement Versus Time Graphs
4/24/18	AY3 OR Panther Pit next DUE DATE April 27 -HW Description-	#7 Motion Physics Scavenger Hunt Activity. Complete the data table from Google Classroom and submit screenshots when complete for this learning log.
4/23/18	AY3 OR Panther Pit Template Items due Friday -HW Description-	#6 Describe your AY3 or Panther Pit project. Add at least 1 image that relates to your topic and provide a screen shot of your TIMELOG spreadsheet as it looks today.
4/19/18	Physics Webquest due Friday -HW Description-	#5 Speed, Velocity and Acceleration. Take notes on the following Bozeman video Bozeman Motion
4/18/18	CLICK HERE FOR AY & PIT NOW -HW Description-	#4 Take a photo of the questions on page 341. Answer questions 1a,b,c and 2a,b,c using COMPLETE SENTENCES.
4/17/18	AY3 OR Panther Pit next DUE DATE April 27 -HW Description-	#3 Free body diagrams allow us to visualize all the forces acting on a object. Watch and take notes on this video and then make a free body diagram of an object with at least 3 vectors acting upon it. Bozeman Free Body Diagrams
4/16/18	Physics Webquest due Friday -HW Description-	#2 Last session we began a New Book Creator book entitled Physics and Astronomy 2018. The Cover Page Included: selfie, 1 personal image with a question you wonder, a screenshot of the 7 themes and 1 Science-related image (See example NEW LOG FORMAT ) Today is learning log #2 Watch Youtube minutephysics and explain what the Physics of Football and Symmetry are and then Sketch and label something in Paper 53 that shows symmetry Football Physics and Symmetry
4/5/18	NONE due to iPad App Crash!!! -HW Description-	#1 Today is Physics Kick Off day! Most sports involve the basic principles of physics (motion, forces and energy.) Think about the human body as a machine and describe the properties certain bodies should possess to be successfully in different sports. Describe a sport you like to play. How does your body help or hinder you from being great at this sport. What are other ways humans can be involved in sports they love if their genetics isn't perfect for their "game"?
4/2/18	Quiz on Chapter 6 tomorrow for Gold and Silver, Thursday for other classes -HW Description-	#36 Take a photo of the questions on page 273. Answer questions 1a,b,c and 2a,b,c using COMPLETE SENTENCES.
3/29/18	Quiz Ch. 6 April 3 and 5 -HW Description-	#35 We are now working on chapter 7: Solutions, Acids and Bases. All bases share common properties. Using pages 271-272 of your text please list, describe and sketch the properties of bases.
3/28/18	Quiz Ch. 6 April 3 and 5 -HW Description-	#34 Search the internet for "author Steven Johnson" and copy and source an image of both this exceptional storyteller and an image of his book, "How We Got To Now". You will spend the remaining class time taking notes here in this learning log on his episode "Clean." @stevenbjohnson
3/27/18	Kool Aide Lab due tonight -HW Description-	#33 All acids share 4 common properties. Using pages 268-270 of your text please list, describe or sketch these 4 properties of acids.
3/26/18	Quiz Ch. 6 April 3 and 5 -HW Description-	#32 Watch and take notes on this video on Acid, Base and Salt Chemistry. Acids, Bases and pH
3/22/18	AY3 OR Panther Pit proposal due Friday -HW Description-	#31 Take a picture of Figure 1 from page 257 of your textbook. Use the following terms to identify the basic parts of each common solution: solvent, solute and solution.
3/21/18	AY3 OR Panther Pit proposal due Friday -HW Description-	#30 Take a picture of Figure 10 from page 227 of your textbook. Use the following terms to explain what is depicted in the photo: conservation of matter and mass, open system and closed system.
3/20/18	AY3 OR Panther Pit proposal due Friday -HW Description-	#29 Take a photo and import the image of the questions on page 221. Answer all questions using complete sentences.
3/19/18	AY3 OR Panther Pit proposal due Friday -HW Description-	#28 We now have experience with chemical changes such as decomposition reactions involving catalysts. Watch and learn, take notes and explain more types of reactions! Chemical Reactions
3/14/18	Panther Pit Competition Contract due Friday -HW Description-	#27 We will begin our first CHEMICAL REACTION today!! Please discover Synthesis and Decomposition Reactions by watching this video Bozeman Science Take notes, draw with your stylus and show your understanding!
3/13/18	Panther Pit Competition Contract due Friday -HW Description-	#26 Takes notes on this video about Ionic and Covalent Bonding Atomic Bonding
3/12/18	Quiz Ch. 5 March 15-16 -HW Description-	#25 Use this image: Common Oxidation Numbers to write the chemical formulas for : Potassium iodide, Calcium fluoride, Aluminum chloride and the tricky Magnesium phosphide
2/27/18	AY#2 due March 2 -HW Description-	#20 Takes notes on this video about Ionic Bonds and Ionic Bonding Ionic Bonding Part 1
2/26/18	AY#2 due March 2 -HW Description-	#19 Take a photo of the AY Rubric on your desk. Make a list of the items you must FINISH before your AY#2 presentation date.
2/13/18	AY#2 Data and Graphs due Feb 26 -HW Description-	#18 Place a screen shot of your AY Timelog here and tell me how your project is going
2/12/18	Valentine Box due 4th session -HW Description-	#17 What are valence electrons? Use the following reference to find out and draw the Dot Diagrams for Sodium, Fluorine, and Silicon. .Valence Electrons tutorial
2/9/18	AY#2 Data and Graphs due Feb 26 -HW Description-	#16 Valentine's Element Gift Box Exchange. You will randomly choose 1 element from a box and become an EXPERT on everything there is to know about that element. Take a picture of the element card you randomly pick, do some online research and make this learning log entry "All about the Element."
2/6/18	Test on Chapter 4 Feb. 7-8, 2018 -HW Description-	#15 You will not understand how bonding between atoms works UNLESS you can create Bohr Models! Watch and Learn. Take Notes and Explain- Bohr Model Tutorial
2/5/18	Test on Chapter 4 Feb. 7-8, 2018 -HW Description-	#14 Look at the table on page 129 of your science text. What are the symbols and masses for protons, neutrons and electrons? Draw a model of a Helium atom using different colors for the 2 protons, 2 neutrons and 2 electrons.
2/1/18	AY2 Intro, Hook, Materials and Procedure due Monday -HW Description-	#13 Take notes on the video from Crash Course Chemistry with Hank Green History of the Periodic Table
1/31/18	Test on Chapter 4 Feb. 7-8, 2018 -HW Description-	#12 Take notes on the video from The Royal Society of Chemistry The Alkali Metals in Water
1/30/18	Test on Chapter 4 Feb. 7-8, 2018 -HW Description-	#11 Use pages 138-139 of you textbook to explain the PROPERTIES of metals. List at least 3 metals and describe their specific properties.
1/29/18	Test on Chapter 4 Feb. 7-8, 2018 -HW Description-	#10 Create a page dedicated to Dmitri Mendeleev: who, what, when, where and why is his name still respected today? How did Henry Moseley improve Mendeleev's discovery?
1/25/18	AY 2 Bibliography due Friday -HW Description-	#9 Take notes on the video, "Uranium-Twisting the Dragon's Tale Part 1" Uranium
1/24/18	AY 2 Bibliography due Friday -HW Description-	#8 How is radiation used in science, medicine and industry? What are tracers? When do doctors use Technetium-99, Iodine-131 and Cobalt-60? Use pages 162-163 as your resource.
1/23/18	BRING STORYBOOKS TO CLASS TOMORROW!! -HW Description-	#7 When was Radioactivity first discovered? How did Henri Becquerel and the Curies play a role? Use page 159 of your text to guide your answer.
1/22/18	AY 2 Bibliography due Friday -HW Description-	#6 When radioactive isotopes decay they may release alpha, beta and/or gamma decay. Sketch these three types of decay using page 160 and also state the penetrating power of the energy released.
1/18/18	AY2 proposal due tomorrow -HW Description-	#5 Answer questions 2a, b and c from page 130 using complete sentences. Then draw the 3 ISOTOPES Carbon-12, Carbon-13 and Carbon-14 as your sketches for today.
1/17/18	AY2 proposal due Jan 19th -HW Description-	#4 What is an electron? Watch the video about the Double Slit Experiment and explain the evidence that electrons behave like matter and energy Dr. Quantum How does making observations affect the results of the double slit experiment?
1/16/18	AY2 proposal due Jan 19th -HW Description-	#3 Take notes on the Crash Course Chemistry video entitled History of Atomic Chemistry. Crash Course Chemistry Atomic Chemistry
1/11/18	Atomic Theory Graphic Organizer due Monday, Jan 15 -HW Description-	#2 Take notes on the Bozeman video entitled History of the Atom. Atomic Theory
1/10/18	Atomic Theory Graphic Organizer due Monday, Jan 15 -HW Description-	#1 2018- Without using ANY resources please write down EVERYTHING you know or remember about ATOMS. What are they? When were they discovered? Who were the pioneering players in the understanding of atoms? What do they look like? Why are they important? What are the names of the major atoms in animals like us?
1/9/18	iPad system and App updates! -HW Description-	AY#2 1-hour work day. Work on Proposal, Bibliography or Read Chapter 4 Elements and the Periodic Table. Log 1 hour on timelog
12/1/17	Vision Boards Due Thursday -HW Description-	D.school-Empathy Project Day 2
11/29/17	NONE -HW Description-	D.school-Empathy Project Day 1
11/28/17	Parent Signature - Ground Rules -HW Description-	Sex Ed Folders and Ice Berg Activity: What They See & What I Am
11/27/17	NONE -HW Description-	Science World Magazine: "Teen Life"
11/15/17	Gas Laws Numbers App Activity -HW Description-	#40 Take notes on this Crash Course Chemistry Gas Laws video
11/14/17	Ch 3 Study Guide due Wednesday before midnight -HW Description-	#39 Research Jacques Charles. Create a learning log page dedicated to his life and work. What is Charles' Law? Include at least 1 photo, his mathematical and practical interpretations of Charles' Law and one sketch using your stylus. Site the resources you used on this page as well.
11/13/17	Ch 3 Study Guide due Wednesday before midnight -HW Description-	#38 Research Robert William Boyle. Create a learning log page dedicated to his life and work. What is Boyle's Law? Include at least 1 photo, his mathematical and practical interpretations of Boyle's Law and one sketch using your stylus. Site the resources you used on this page as well.
10/30/17	AY Timelog, Cover Page and Bibliography must be printed and handed in BEFORE you present. -HW Description-	#35 Read page 92 of your science textbook. Use images, drawings and words to demonstrate your understanding of the SOLID STATE of matter including both AMORPHOUS and CRYSTALLINE SOLIDS.
10/26/17	AY project due November 3, 2017 -HW Description-	#34 Import this 4 Phases of Matter image into your Learning Log and explain what is happening in terms of ENERGY as substances undergo Changes of State. Think about evaporation and boiling. Label the space on the image where Evaporation and Boiling should be. Also label where Snow formation could be found.
10/25/17	AY project due November 3, 2017 -HW Description-	#33 Take a picture of Figure 13 on page 70. Which of the 4 types of chemical changes best describes burning a candle?
10/24/17	AY project due November 3, 2017 -HW Description-	#32 Take a picture of the graph on page 75 and answer the 4 questions about energy changes during chemical reactions.
10/23/17	AY project due November 3, 2017 -HW Description-	#31 Take notes on this Bozeman Physical and Chemical Changes video then discuss your observations from the Chemistry in A Bag lab.
10/19/17	Chemistry in a Bag Lab due Tuesday 11/24 -HW Description-	#30 AY1 Presentation lottery. Each student will pick a day and time for their AY1 Presentation. Ms Eagle will use a lottery selection process for choice in days. Post the DATE and ORDER for your AY Presentation. Place a screen shot of your Google Calendar with your assigned time. Ms Eagle's AY1 Presentation schedule
10/18/17	Read Chapter 2 by Monday -HW Description-	#29 Take a picture of Figures 2 and 3 from pages 60-61 of your science textbook. Explain what are Physical and Chemical properties of matter. Ms Eagle will place a type of MATTER on your table. Take a photo of the matter and then describe its physical and chemical properties.
10/17/17	AY project due November 3, 2017 -HW Description-	#28 Heat is transferred via 3 processes: Conduction, Convection and Radiation. Take notes on this video and then explain how the 3 types of heat transfer worked on your Cube Cooler Challenge. Bozeman Science-HEAT
10/16/17	Noble Prizes 2017 summary due October 16 -HW Description-	#27 Today you will be doing a Design Thinking challenge called The Cube Cooler Challenge. Take notes on this video and highlight any vocabulary word then post a screen shot of the Infographic you create after the lab on this Learning Log. Bozeman Science-Energy Transfer
10/11/17	Noble Prizes 2017 summary due October 16 -HW Description-	#26 Ropes course week modified Learning Log. After your second session working independently in science this week place photos of your progress on the Nobel Prize document here.
10/10/17	Noble Prizes 2017 summary due October 16 -HW Description-	#25 Ropes course week modified Learning Log. After your first session working independently in science this week place photos of your progress on the Nobel Prize document here.
10/5/17	AY 1 Intro, hook materials and procedure due Friday -HW Description-	#24 Yesterday we studied the physical properties of water during Part 1 of the Rainbow Volume Lab. Take notes on this Bozeman Science-Water A Polar Molecule video then discuss your observations of Adhesion and Cohesion in water. Use and highlight as many vocabulary words as possible.
10/4/17	AY 1 Intro, hook materials and procedure due Friday -HW Description-	#23 Define the terms ADHESION, COHESION and ELECTRONEGATIVITY. Ms Eagle will discuss and demonstrate some of the physical properties of water. Take notes on this discussion.
10/3/17	AY 1 Intro, hook materials and procedure due Friday -HW Description-	#22 Kaboom-Nova Video Notes. From Google Classroom, open and complete in Notability then submit screen shots here for log#22
10/2/17	AY 1 Intro, hook materials and procedure due Friday -HW Description-	#21 Research Alfred Nobel. Create a learning log page dedicated to his life and work. Who were Bertha and Emil? Include at least 1 photo, 1 quote and one sketch using your stylus. Site the resources you used on this page as well.
9/27/17	AY 5-reference bibliography due Friday and Ch 1 Test Friday -HW Description-	#20 Complete the Density Lab in class today and submit photos of all portions before you leave class today. Also make your claim and support with evidence about which theme fits well with this lab.
9/26/17	AY 5-reference bibliography due Friday -HW Description-	#19 Ms Eagle passed out a paper copy of the Participation and Citizenship rubric in class. Circle at least 5 behaviors you believe are your best traits/behaviors I can observe in class daily and then underline at least 5 traits/behaviors you think you might need to work on to get a good score on this portion (15%) of your overall grade in my class. Take a photo of your paper rubric and import it to this learning log space.
9/25/17	Test on Chapter 1, Metrics, Scientific Inquiry and Graphing -HW Description-	#18 Take a picture of the photo on page 26 of your science textbook. What are three units scientists use to measure temperature (only 2 are listed in this text)? Why is the Celsius scale best for you to use in science class?
9/21/17	AY 1 Proposal Form due Friday!! -HW Description-	#17 Take notes on the video about Qualitative and Quantitative Data then place a screen shot of the results of the Candle Lab here in this learning log. CLICK HERE
9/20/17	AY 1 Proposal Form due Friday!! -HW Description-	#16 Ms Eagle will demonstrate how to access the library databases (SIRS and Worldbook) required for researching your AY topic. She will also show you how to use the timelog spreadsheet. Take a photo of your timelog after entering 30 minutes from September 12, 2017 for topic research.
9/19/17	AY 1 Proposal Form due Friday!! -HW Description-	#15 Graphs in science. Graphs allow scientist to analyze data from experiments. Take a photo of the 5 graphs on pages 40-41. Identify the manipulated and responding variable in each graph and identify any trends (patterns) the data suggests.
9/18/17	Science Safety Contract due Wednesday -HW Description-	#14 Safety and Science Equipment-What are the basic rules for safety in the science classroom? What are the names of some of the most important pieces of laboratory equipment. Watch this video and take notes on safety and lab equipment that is available to borrow for your AY projects.
9/14/17	Controls and Variables at Bikini Bottom -HW Description-	#18 Search the internet for "author Steven Johnson" and copy and source an image of both this exceptional storyteller and an image of his book, "How We Got To Now". You will spend the remaining class time taking notes here in this learning log on his episode "Cold." @stevenbjohnson Don't forget to choose a theme for this video and justify your "claim" with evidence from the video.
9/13/17	Controls and Variables at Bikini Bottom -HW Description-	#12 Take a photo of the science equipment on your desk. Ms Eagle will demonstrate how to use a digital scale and the method of water displacement. Explain the process of water displacement used to determine the volume of irregularly shaped objects (no flat surfaces). Determine the mass, volume and density of the brass weight. -Answer-
9/12/17	Read Chapter 1 this week -HW Description-	#11 After watching a several examples of AY projects from former students, make a bulleted list of the common features found in most of the projects. Then spend the remainder of the class period finding at least 6 projects from at least 3 categories (not life or behavioral science) from this website Click Here
9/11/17	Read Chapter 1 this week -HW Description-	#10 What is Scientific Inquiry? Explain the process and list the 6 steps of the scientific method (inquiry) as outlined in your text pages 10-14.
9/7/17	Metric Me Portrait, Packet and Photo due Monday, September 11, 2017 -HW Description-	#9 Take a photo of the image on page 31 of your science textbook. Define the following terms:estimate, accuracy and reproducibility and explain why scientists strive for precision when they measure things in science.
9/6/17	Due Thursday 9/7/17 Parents As Partners -HW Description-	#8 We discussed last week that MATTER has MASS and takes up SPACE. Mass is measured in grams (g) and the volume of solids is measured in cubic centimeters (cc). Take a photo of the science equipment on your desk. Use the triple beam balance and metric ruler to determine the mass and volume of the wooden block. Ms Eagle will demonstrate how to correctly use the balance. Use your stylus and the pen tool to label the dimensions on the block as well as total volume and mass with correct units.
9/5/17	Due Thursday 9/7/17 Parents As Partners -HW Description-	#7 Use your Metric Staircase on the back of your Metric Me Packet to convert the following metric units: 22 liters = ____ml, 0.456 Km = ____cm, 24,500 grams = ____ Kg -Answer-
8/31/17	Explain Everything (EE Video) due Friday -HW Description-	#6 What is the difference between mass(kg) and weight (Newtons) Watch this video ( CLICK HERE) and use page 21 of your science textbook to explain your understanding.
8/30/17	Explain Everything (EE Video) due Friday -HW Description-	#5 Should the United States go Metric? Watch this video ( CLICK HERE) and then defend your Claim with Evidence from the video and your Reasoning. -Answer-
8/29/17	Explain Everything (EE Video) due Friday -HW Description-	#4 Why is the Mystery Writing solution of baking soda and water NOT considered a Pure Substance? Use this image Diagram of Matter to help answer this question. Also use textbook pages 62-65 as a resource as well.
8/28/17	Explain Everything (EE Video) due Friday -HW Description-	#3 Explain what the Mystery Writing Experiment was about in your Book Creator App Learning Log (see example in Google Classroom) research and define the following words: Solute, Solvent, Solution, Dilute and Concentrated in your answer. -Answer-
8/24/17	Mystery Writing Experiment -HW Description-	#2 Are you ready for Design Thinking? -Answer-
8/23/17	None -HW Description-	#1 What was the most scientific thing you did this past summer? -Answer-
6/2/17	Egg Drop Project Due June 11 -HW Description-	#66-69 AY/Panther Pit Presentation - Name of presenter, Topic of investigation 3-5 science ideas shared and conclusion after analyzing da
6/1/17	AY 3 or Pit Bibliography & Time Log PRINTED -HW Description-	#65 AY/Panther Pit Presentation Day 1- Name of presenter, Topic of investigation 3-5 science ideas shared and conclusion after analyzing data
5/31/17	AY 3 or Pit Bibliography & Time Log PRINTED -HW Description-	#64 Take notes on Light in the Universe from the video: Crash Course Astronomy-Light
5/30/17	AY 3 or Pit Bibliography & Time Log PRINTED -HW Description-	#63 What are comets? Research the Oort Cloud and the Kuiper Belt. Import images or sketches and describe in your own words to demonstrate your understanding of these important objects in space.
5/25/17	AY3 or Pit due FRIDAY -HW Description-	#62 Take notes on the NASA video, "Journey to the Stars."
5/23/17	AY3 or Pit due FRIDAY -HW Description-	#61 Who is Sunita Williams? What is her background? Research her and import an image of her on Earth and in space. Watch her in action on the International Space Station!Commanding the ISS
5/22/17	AY3 or Pit due FRIDAY -HW Description-	#60 Take notes on the factors involved in OCEAN TIDES from the video: Crash Course Astronomy-Tides
5/18/17	Astronomy Webquest due Saturday May 20, 2017 -HW Description-	#59 Import 1 photo of Stephen Hawking and 2 of images of some of his book covers. Who is Stephen Hawking? Take notes on the following Stephen Hawking Video Into The Universe-The Story of Everything
5/16/17	Science Shoutout PRINTED IN COLOR due before you leave on Wednesday -HW Description-	#58 What are constellations? Read this summary and include an image of the constellation Orion and identify at least 3 stars found in Orion. Chris Dolan Homepage
5/15/17	Science Shoutout PRINTED IN COLOR due tomorrow!! -HW Description-	#57 Measuring extreme distances-take notes on the TED talk about measuring distances in space: Distance In Space
5/10/17	AY and Panther Pit Data/Graphs and Analysis due Friday -HW Description-	#56 Take notes about gravity from this Crash Course Video The Gravity of the Situation
5/9/17	Quiz/Test on Chapters 9&10 May 11th, 2017 -HW Description-	#55 How does Earth's gravity keep our satellites in orbit above us? Use pages 404-405 to illustrate your answer to this question.
5/8/17	AY and Panther Pit Data/Graphs and Analysis due Friday -HW Description-	#54 Momentum (mass X velocity) like energy, mass and matter, is CONSERVED. Look at the examples A, B and C on page 398. Sketch all 3 examples of the interacting trains and label how momentum is conserved in each example.
5/3/17	Energy & Falling Motion Lab due tomorrow night! Test on Chapters 9&10 next Thursday -HW Description-	#53 Take notes on the Bozeman video- Simple Harmonic Motion
5/2/17	Quiz/Test on Chapters 9&10 May 11th, 2017 -HW Description-	#52 AY3 or Panther Pit Check in-provide a few sentence summary of your progress so far. Add a screen shot of your AY3/Panther Pit timelog on this page .
5/1/17	Energy & Falling Motion Lab -HW Description-	#51 What are elastic forces and how are they related to the properties of matter? Read over the definition and examples and create a page that answers the questions above.Click Here
4/28/17	Speed Lab due tonight -HW Description-	#50 Guest speaker Mr. Ben Dehan from Mill Valley Labs will be mentoring you on entrepreneurship and how to make your Panther Pit (or AY projects) into Real World Projects that could be entered into a local contest where the Young Entrepreneur Prize might be awarded to you or your team. Take notes on the specifics Mr. Dehan presents.
4/25/17	Friction Lab due Thursday -HW Description-	#49 Using pages 382-383 make a chart with images and text that shows your understanding of the 4 types of friction.
4/24/17	AY#3 or Panther Pit Intro, Hook, Material & Procedure or Pit Due MAY 26th -HW Description-	#48 Speed, Velocity and Acceleration. Take notes on the following Bozeman video Bozeman Motion
4/20/17	AY#3 or Panther Pit Intro, Hook, Material & Procedure or Pit Logo, Material, Cost analysi -HW Description-	#47 Welcome to Physics Kick Off day! Most sports involve the basic principles of physics (motion, forces and energy.) Think about the human body as a machine and describe the properties certain bodies should possess to be successfully in different sports. Describe a sport you like to play. How does your body help or hinder you from being great at this sport. What are other ways humans can be involved in sports they love if their genetics isn't perfect for their "game"? Write at least 5 sentences.
4/19/17	Physics Webquest due Friday, April 21 -HW Description-	#46 Free body diagrams allow us to visualize all the forces acting on a object. Watch and take notes on this video and then make a free body diagram of an object with at least 3 vectors acting upon it. Bozeman Free Body Diagrams
4/18/17	Physics Webquest due Friday, April 21 -HW Description-	#45 Neil deGrasse Tyson has been quoted as saying, "I try to show the public that chemistry, biology, physics, astrophysics is life. It is not some separate subject that you have to be pulled into a corner to be taught about." What does he mean by this? How are YOU related to each division of science. Provide examples and at least 1 sketch to demonstrate your perspective. Also, choose a theme that you can support a claim with evidence from today's journal entry.
4/17/17	AY #3 or Panther Pit-Intro, Hook, Materials Procedure or Panther Pit Template Items -HW Description-	#44 Begin a New Book Creator book entitled Physics and Astronomy 2017 Learning Log. Cover Page Include: selfie, 1 personal image with a question you wonder, a screenshot of the 7 themes and 1 Paper 53 sketch. (See example NEW LOG FORMAT )Then add a second page for learning log #44 Watch Youtube minutephysics and explain what the Physics of Football and Symmetry are and then Sketch and label something in Paper 53 that shows symmetry Football Physics and Symmetry
4/6/17	Acid Base Indicator Lab due Friday -HW Description-	#43 Carbon is an enchanted element. How can this element be the hardest, softest, cleanest and dirtiest of all the elements? Watch Modern Marvels-Carbon to find out. Take notes and learn. Use your stylus to draw and show your learning. Modern Marvels Carbon
4/5/17	Acid Base Indicator Lab due Friday -HW Description-	#42 The important biomolecules found in living things are: Nucleic Acids, Proteins, Carbohydrates and Lipids- Take notes on the Bozeman Video The Molecules of Life
4/4/17	Acid Base Indicator Lab due Friday -HW Description-	#41 Take a picture of Figure 21 on page 278 and explain what happens in a neutralization chemical reaction.
4/3/17	EE Chemistry Video due tonight -HW Description-	#40 Watch and take notes on this Bozeman video on Acid/Base Chemistry. Acids, Bases and pH
3/30/17	AY #3 or Panther Pit Bibliography due to G-class FRIDAY -HW Description-	#39 We are now working on chapter 7: Solutions, Acids and Bases. All bases share common properties. Using pages 271-272 of your text please list, describe and sketch the properties of bases.
3/29/17	AY #3 or Panther Pit Bibliography due to G-class FRIDAY -HW Description-	#38 We are now working on chapter 7: Solutions, Acids and Bases. All acids share 4 common properties. Using pages 268-270 of your text please list, describe and sketch these 4 properties of acids.
3/28/17	Kool Aid Lab due Wednesday -HW Description-	#37 Import a photo of the graph on page 266 of your science textbook. Answer questions 1-4.
3/27/17	Double Replacement Lab due tonight -HW Description-	#36 Take a picture of Figure 1 from page 257 of your textbook. Use the following terms to identify the basic parts of each common solution: solvent, solute and solution.
3/23/17	AY #3 or Panther Pit Proposal due to G-class FRIDAY -HW Description-	#35 How can you change the rate of a chemical reaction? Let's watch Bozeman Chemistry to find out. Rates of Chemical Reactions
3/22/17	Single Replace Lab due Thursday -HW Description-	#34 Take a picture of Figure 10 from page 227 of your textbook. Use the following terms to explain what is depicted in the photo: conservation of matter and mass, open system and closed system.
3/21/17	AY #3 or Panther Pit Proposal due to G-class FRIDAY -HW Description-	#33 We now have experience with chemical reactions including decomposition and single replacement. Watch and learn, take notes and explain how to write chemical equations Chemical Formula and Equations
3/20/17	Single Replace Lab due Thursday -HW Description-	#32 Answer questions 1a,b,c and 2a,b,c from page 221 of your science textbook.
3/17/17	Decomposition Lab due Friday -HW Description-	#31 We now have experience with chemical changes such as decomposition reactions involving catalysts. Watch and learn, take notes and explain more types of reactions! Chemical Reactions
3/14/17	Decomposition Lab due Friday -HW Description-	#30 We will begin our first CHEMICAL REACTION today!! Please discover Synthesis and Decomposition Reactions by watching this video Bozeman Science Take notes, draw with your stylus and show your understanding!
3/10/17	Chapter 5 Study Guide (in Google Classroom) due tonight -HW Description-	#29 We now have a grasp of ionic bonding and metallic bonding is even MORE fascinating. Watch and learn, take notes and explain! METALLIC BONDING
2/27/17	PRINTED COPIES AY Timelog And Bibliograpy due SESSION 3 -HW Description-	#22 Use page 185 to describe ions. How do they form and what are polyatomic ions? Include a photo of Figure 8 in your answer.
2/16/17	AY Projects due on March 1 - NO DATA OR GRAPH CHECK:) -HW Description-	#21 Use this image: Common Oxidation Numbers to write the chemical formulas for : Potassium iodide, Calcium fluoride, Aluminum chloride and the tricky Magnesium phosphide
2/15/17	Valentine's Element Gift Box due Tomorrow -HW Description-	#20 Determine the oxidation numbers for sodium, calcium, chlorine, and phosphorus. Remember the "more than 4 get some more, less than 4 out the door" mnemonic device to help you.
2/14/17	Valentine's Element Gift Box due Thursday -HW Description-	#19 To understand bonding in chemistry you must learn about the oxidation numbers of the elements and the octet rule. Watch and take notes on this video Oxidation Numbers
2/13/17	Valentine's Element Gift Box due Thursday -HW Description-	#18 AY2 Check in-provide a few sentence summary of your progress so far. Add a screen shot of your AY2 timelog on this page .
2/10/17	Element Gift Box due NEXT Thursday, Feb. 16th -HW Description-	#17 Take a picture of the Element Card you chose out of the box. Determine the number of protons, neutrons and electrons and draw a picture of this element using your stylus.
2/8/17	Ch. 4 Test tomorrow -HW Description-	#16 Draw Lewis Dot Diagrams for 2 Alkali Metals, 2 Halogens and 2 Nobel Gases
2/6/17	Ch. 4 Test 3rd session this week -HW Description-	#15 You will not understand how bonding between atoms works UNLESS you can create Bohr Models AND Lewis Dot Diagrams! Watch and Learn. Take Notes and Explain- Bohr Model Tutorial AND Lewis Dot Tutorial
2/2/17	Notability Bohr Model Activity due Friday -HW Description-	#14 Research any element from the periodic table and make an infographic (images, drawings and text) about that element.
2/1/17	Notability Bohr Model Activity due Friday -HW Description-	#13 Read and compare the lyrics to the song we learned in class last week "We are All Connected" to the excerpt from Bill Nye's 2015 Rutger's University Commencement Speech. What are some of the common messages found in both texts. Click Here
1/31/17	Notability Bohr Model Activity due Friday -HW Description-	#12 We know that the elements in our body come from "star stuff." Use this image: Common Elements in Me & Earth's Crust to compare the most common elements found in your body to those found in the earth's crust. Explain what is common to you and the earth and what accounts for the differences.
1/30/17	Notability Bohr Model Activity due Friday -HW Description-	#11 Watch the video about how we are merely "Star Stuff"and explain NASA's evidence that elements heavier than Hydrogen and Helium are merely products produced by stars: A Star Turns Inside Out
1/26/17	AY Intro, Hook, Materials & Procedure -HW Description-	#10 Take notes on the video Radiation Paradise.
1/25/17	AY #2 Intro, Hook, Materials & Procedure due Friday -HW Description-	#9 Take notes on the video from The Royal Society of Chemistry The Alkali Metals in Water
1/24/17	Skittlium Lab due Thursday -HW Description-	#8 Take notes on the video from Crash Course Chemistry with Hank Green History of the Periodic Table
1/23/17	Half life Lab due Thursday night -HW Description-	#7 When radioactive isotopes decay they may release alpha, beta and/or gamma decay. Sketch these three types of decay using page 160 and also state the penetrating power of the energy released.
1/19/17	AY2 Bibliography due Friday before midnight -HW Description-	#6 Chapter 4 concludes with a unit on Radioactive Elements. Watch this Bozeman Video about the Atomic Nucleus
1/18/17	AY2 Bibliography due Friday before midnight -HW Description-	#5 What is an electron? Watch the video about the Double Slit Experiment and explain the evidence that electrons behave like matter and energy Dr. Quantum How does making observations affect the results of the double slit experiment?
1/12/17	AY #2 Proposal Signed by Parents due to G-class FRIDAY -HW Description-	#4 Answer questions 2a, b and c from page 130 using complete sentences. Then draw the 3 ISOTOPES Carbon-12, Carbon-13 and Carbon-14 as your sketches for today.
1/11/17	AY #2 Proposal Signed by Parents due to G-class FRIDAY -HW Description-	#3 Take notes on the Bozeman video entitled History of the Atom. Atomic Theory
1/10/17	AY #2 Proposal Signed by Parents due to G-class FRIDAY -HW Description-	#2 Take notes on the Crash Course Chemistry video entitled History of Atomic Chemistry. Crash Course Chemistry Atomic Chemistry
1/9/17	AY #2 Proposal Signed by Parents due to G-class FRIDAY -HW Description-	#1 2017- Without using ANY resources please write down EVERYTHING you know or remember about ATOMS. What are they? When were they discovered? Who were the pioneering players in the understanding of atoms? What do they look like? Why are they important? What are the names of the major atoms in animals like us? -Answer-
11/28/16	See Sex Ed Folders -HW Description-	Sex Education will not be available online. Please refer to your sex ed folder for specifics. Please check back in January 2017 for the regular science program.
11/17/16	Learning Logs 16-45 pdf -HW Description-	#45 Search the internet for "author Steven Johnson" and copy and source an image of both this exceptional storyteller and an image of his book, "How We Got To Now". You will spend the remaining class time taking notes here in this learning log on his episode "Glass."
11/16/16	Learning Logs 16-45 pdf by Friday night -HW Description-	#44 Watch this video Greenland and Iceland and explain all the interactions of solids, liquids and gases you observe. Don't forget to include the Aurora Borealis as the plasma state. What is happening here? Make labeled sketches if possible.
11/8/16	EC Energy Conversion Book due TONIGHT -HW Description-	#39 The Nobel Prize 2001 in Physics (BOSE-EINSTEIN CONDENSATE) was awarded for the isolation of a 5th State of Matter . Explain your understanding of this phase using text and labeled drawings from this website CHEM4KIDS
11/7/16	EC Energy Conversion Book due Tomorrow -HW Description-	#38 Plasma - The 4th State of Matter. Explain your understanding of this phase using text and labeled drawings from this website CHEM4KIDS
11/2/16	PRINTED COPIES AY Timelog And Bibliograpy -HW Description-	EXTRA LOG Take notes on this Crash Course Chemistry Gas Laws video
11/1/16	PRINTED COPIES AY Timelog And Bibliograpy -HW Description-	#35 What DATE and ORDER are you scheduled to present your AY #1 Provided a 3-sentence update on your progress. When will you PRINT your Bibliography and Time Log?
10/27/16	AY 1 Data, Graphs & Analysis due Friday -HW Description-	#34 Use text pages 93 and 94. Fluids, substances that flow, include liquids and gases. Describe the properties of liquids including surface tension and viscosity.
10/26/16	AY 1 Data, Graphs & Analysis due Friday -HW Description-	#33 Use page 92 of the science text to demonstrate your knowledge of the solid state of matter.
10/25/16	AY experiment due 10/28 with graphs -HW Description-	#32 Ms Eagle will lead an AY presentation lottery for signups. Copy the completed presentations for your class AY SIGNUPS and send you and your parents an email of your scheduled presentation. -Answer-
10/20/16	AP Projects due in 20 days -HW Description-	#31 Place a screen shot of your AY 10-Hour Timelog and write at least 3 sentences about the progress you have made. -Answer-
10/19/16	Rainbow Lab Tonight & AY experiment due 10/28 with graphs -HW Description-	#30 Take notes on this Types of Energy and Energy Conservation video
10/14/16	AY Intro, Hook, Materials & Procedure -HW Description-	#29 Search the internet for "author Steven Johnson" and copy and source an image of both this exceptional storyteller and an image of his book, "How We Got To Now". You will spend the remaining class time taking notes here in this learning log on his episode "Cold." @stevenbjohnson -Answer-
10/13/16	Cube Cooler Challenge Lab due tonight -HW Description-	#28 Copy this IMAGE from Ms Eagle's Class Syllabus (you also have it in your Red Folder.) Add a Screen Shot of your PROGRESS REPORT sorted by Student Number. Write at least 2 sentences about your scores in ALL 5 Categories. -Answer-
10/11/16	AY Intro, Hook, Materials & Procedure -HW Description-	#27 Ms Eagle will demonstrate how to use the App Genius Scan to make a Study Guide for Chapter 2 (textbook pages 81-83). Open your Genius Scan document in Notability and complete before Friday, October 21. -Answer-
10/10/16	AY Intro, Hook, Materials & Procedure -HW Description-	#26 Take notes on this Bozeman Physical and Chemical Changes video then discuss your observations from the lab.
10/6/16	Nobel Prize Notability Doc and AY1 Bibliography due Friday! -HW Description-	#25 Import this 4 Phases of Matter image into your Learning Log and explain what is happening in terms of ENERGY as substances undergo Changes of State. Why is evaporation missing from this image?
10/5/16	Nobel Prize Notability Doc and AY1 Bibliography due Friday! -HW Description-	#24 Make a copy of this Citizenship & Participation rubric for my class. Paste the copy of the rubric in your Learning Log and identify 3 of your strengths and 3 areas you know you need to work on.
10/4/16	Nobel Prize Notability Doc and AY1 Bibliography due Friday! -HW Description-	#23 Last week we studied the physical properties of water during the Drops on a Penny Lab. Take notes on this Bozeman Science-Water video then discuss your observations from the lab. Use and highlight as many science vocabulary words from the video as you can. -Answers-
10/3/16	Nobel Prize Notability Doc and AY1 Bibliography due Friday! -HW Description-	#22: Use the Nobelprize.org website to determine who won in medicine, physics and chemistry in the year you were born. What is the significance of these discoveries?
9/29/16	Work on AY project -HW Description-	#21 Research Alfred Nobel and the Nobel Prizes. Include history, dates and images.
9/28/16	Work on AY project -HW Description-	#20 Import your graph from the Candle Lab make two inferences (conclusion) from the graph.
9/27/16	Work on AY Bibliography due Oct 6 -HW Description-	#19 Use textbook pages 58-61 to make a graphic organizer that demonstrates your understanding of the following vocab: Matter, substance, physical property and chemical property
9/26/16	AY 1 Proposal due Monday, 9/26/16 -HW Description-	#18 Ms Eagle will demonstrate how to copy the AY Timelog AND how to use the school databases for research, show evidence that you did both tasks on your Notability entry. -Answer-
9/22/16	AY 1 Proposal due Monday, 9/26/16 -HW Description-	#17 After watching a few examples of AY projects from former students, make a bulleted list of the common features found in most of the projects -Answer-
9/21/16	Learning Logs 1-15 due tonight into Classroom -HW Description-	#16 Import this IMAGE into your Notability Doc and research the 3 categories that seem most interesting to you. -Answer-
9/20/16	Learning Logs 3-15 due Wednesday into Classroom -HW Description-	#15 Research what chemicals are used in bubble solution. Find a good recipe for bubble solution and post in on your Notability Doc. -Answer-
9/19/16	Learning Logs 3-15 due Wednesday into Classroom -HW Description-	#14 Import the photo of your Metric Me on to your Notability document and label your total height and length of shoulder to tip of middle finger -Answer-
9/16/16	Take Metric Me Portrait home or submit a photo before you leave class today -HW Description-	#13 When making quantitative measurements in science we must consider accuracy and precision. Compare these two terms using the internet and this IMAGE -Answer-
9/14/16	Work on Metric Me (due September 19) -HW Description-	#12 Watch the BrainPop video about Isaac Newton and write a summary about him. -Answer-
9/13/16	Metric Me Skeleton due next session -HW Description-	#11 Take notes on this old-school video about the difference between Mass (kg) and Weight (Newtons). Eureka- Mass Versus Weight -Answer-
9/12/16	"It's All About Me" due next session -HW Description-	#10 Using your Metric Staircase you received in class last week, convert the following metric units: 22 liters = ____ml, 0.456 Km = ____cm, 24,500 grams = ____ Kg -Answer-
9/8/16	Plank Lab Data due Friday -HW Description-	#9 Test your knowledge by completing the "Little Millie Metric" narrative. Take a photo of your completed document and place it in your Notability Log. -Answer-
9/7/16	EE video & Numbers Calendar due tomorrow -HW Description-	#8 If a centimeter is approximately the distance across your "pinky" fingernail, estimate to the nearest centimeter the following: Length of Thumb, Length from your Wrist to your Elbow, Distance from the top of your knee to the ground. -Answer-
9/6/16	Numbers App Calendar AND EE video due Thursday -HW Description-	#7 Watch the quick tutorial on the Paper 53 app, play with the App for 5-10 minutes and then import a screenshot of your artwork into Notabilty. -Answer-
9/1/16	Work on Numbers App Calendar -HW Description-	#6 Read textbook pages 7-9 and answer questions 1a,b,c and 2a,b,c from page 9 using complete sentences. -Answer-
8/31/16	Finish Numbers App Calendar -HW Description-	#5 Take notes on the Bozeman Science video on Elements and Molecules. CLICK HERE -Answer-
8/30/16	15 minutes on Busy Bee Calendar -HW Description-	#4 Why is the Mystery Writing solution of baking soda and water NOT considered a Pure Substance? -Answer-
8/29/16	Safety Contract Parent Signature -HW Description-	#3 Explain what the Mystery Writing Experiment was about in Notability (see example on my homepage) research and define the following words: Solute, Solvent, Solution, Dilute and Concentrated in your answer. -Answer-
8/26/16	Mystery Writing Experiment -HW Description-	#2 Are you ready for Design Thinking? -Answer-
8/25/16	Safety POP Quiz next week! -HW Description-	#1 What was the most scientific thing you did this past summer? -Answer-

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