This document contains daily agendas and assignments for different grade levels (5th, 6th, 7th/8th) from October 21-25. Each day includes a bell work question, agenda items like presentations and lessons on topics like ionic bonding and ecosystems, and assigned homework on chapters, worksheets, blog comments and reading.
2. Today’s Hike
7th/8th
10/21/13
Bell Work:
Sugar, vitamin C, and citric acid are all composed
of the same elements, C, H, and O, but have
different properties. How is this possible?
Agenda:
Musical Chairs
Homework:
Read Chapter 13 p 362-371
Do review questions p 367 and p 371
3. Today’s Hike
6th
10/21/13
Bell Work:
Are you confident in your presentation and
why?
Agenda:
Finish Projects
Homework:
CB p 12,13
4. Today’s Hike
5th
10/21/13
Bell Work:
How do you think the seeds grown in the
dark will differ from the seeds grown in the
light?
Agenda:
Wheat Seed Observation Day 8
Homework:
Comment on Blog
5. Today’s Hike
7th/8th
10/22/13
Bell Work:
What is the definition of an ion and what is
its importance?
Agenda:
Bond with a Classmate
Homework:
Complete Bonding Worksheet
Analysis and Conclusion
6. Today’s Hike
6th
10/22/13
Bell Work:
What is the driving force behind the
formation of seamounts, atolls, and
islands?
Agenda:
Presentations
Homework:
Complete Presentation Questions
7. Today’s Hike
5th
10/22/13
Bell Work:
Describe how seeds grown in the dark and
light were different.
Agenda:
Discussion Questions
Wheat Plants Test 2
Homework:
Finish Questions, Analysis, Conclusion for
Wheat Seed Inv. 1
8. Today’s Hike
7th/8th
10/23/13
Bell Work:
If H2O is water, what is H2O4?
Agenda:
Ionic Bonding Power Point
Ionic Bonding Worksheet
Homework:
Finish IB Worksheet
9. Today’s Hike
6th
10/23/13
Bell Work:
What kinds of ecosystems do you think
exist in the ocean?
Agenda:
Finish Presentations
Wrap up Questions
Homework:
Read p C76-C83
10. Today’s Hike
5th
10/23/13
Bell Work:
How will you know if your hypothesis 2 was
supported or not supported?
Agenda:
Observe plants
Plant Teeny Tiny Plants
Homework:
Comment on Blog