Learning Objective:
We aren't doing so much with these. Not sure they're worth our time
Warm Up:
Science fact?
Agenda:
Discuss constant acceleration
Measure the acceleration of my car
Start acceleration problem set:
Homework:
P 39-40 # 16, 17a, 18, and 19a
If time allows, we'll go over them in class
Quiz Monday over Constant v, constant a, sig figs and unit conversions
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Wednesday, September 21, 2011
Science 9: Thursday, September 22
Learning Objective:
Derive the density of water
Warm Up:
None, get right to it
Agenda:
Take the rest of the water data
Plot it on graph paper
Find a class average
Go over how to rearrange D=M/V with algebra
Practice problem #3
If time allows, check 1-3 and explain the next lab
Derive the density of water
Warm Up:
None, get right to it
Agenda:
Take the rest of the water data
Plot it on graph paper
Find a class average
Go over how to rearrange D=M/V with algebra
Practice problem #3
If time allows, check 1-3 and explain the next lab
Science 8: Thursday, September 22
If you want to study the Jeopardy Game, click here
Warm Up:
Get out, check, and go over homework from last night
Agenda:
Explain the answers to the homework questions
Go over the Two Column Notes
Play Jeopardy
If time allows, do the astronomy word search
Homework:
Quiz Tomorrow
Warm Up:
Get out, check, and go over homework from last night
Agenda:
Explain the answers to the homework questions
Go over the Two Column Notes
Play Jeopardy
If time allows, do the astronomy word search
Homework:
Quiz Tomorrow
Science 9: Wednesday, September 21
You need your book and your goggles.
Learning Objectives:
None, we'll work on Monday's objective
Agenda:
Explain lab protocol, benches, and measurements
Practice measuring with the graduated cylinders
Calculate the density of water.
Construct a data table and create a chart
Explain how to algebraically rearrange D=M/V
Practice using the density equation.
Practice on page 48 #1-3
Homework:
Practice problems on P 48
Learning Objectives:
None, we'll work on Monday's objective
Agenda:
Explain lab protocol, benches, and measurements
Practice measuring with the graduated cylinders
Calculate the density of water.
Construct a data table and create a chart
Explain how to algebraically rearrange D=M/V
Practice using the density equation.
Practice on page 48 #1-3
Homework:
Practice problems on P 48
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