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The document provides an overview of the Grade 6 Blue House science program. It introduces the science teachers, Ms. Rainbow, and outlines their approach to integrated and activity-based planning. It describes that assessments will evaluate students' lab skills, analysis abilities, communication skills, and application of concepts. The document also lists the organization tools provided to students and the units that will be covered over the year, including scientific method, energy resources, heat/weather, plate tectonics, weathering/erosion, and ecology.
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TAS Science 2009
- 1. Welcome to Grade 6 Blue House!
- 2. Ms. Rainbow - Science
- 3. Approach to Planning Grade 6 Blue team – look for balance and opportunities to integrate Grade 6 Science team – All activities, units, and assessments are planned with Jim Hickey, Gr. 6 Sci. (Gold House)
- 5. Be relevant
- 8. Demonstrate responsible and safe lab behavior
- 9. Collect, analyze, and interpret data
- 10. Communicate their results and understandings
- 13. Homeworknow.com
- 15. Identify and use a variety of science tools
- 16. Use, use and use the Scientific Method
- 18. WebQuest and peer presentations
- 19. Solar oven S’more projectUnits for This Year
- 23. Layers of the Earth
- 24. Earthquakes, volcanoes, mountain building
- 25. Taiwan geography
- 30. integrated with Humanities Island project