Thurs, April 2

Hi Chickadees!  I’ve missed all of you so much. 

Please click on the new “Remote Learning” tab above to see how our virtual classroom will work.  I can’t wait to take this adventure you with! 

Remote Learning Parent Letter (link)

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RESPECT YOURSELF, RESPECT OTHERS, RESPECT THE ENVIRONMENT
WEEK 1
LEARNING INTENTION:
 

I will be able to access the science resources we will be using for remote learning.

SUCCESS CRITERIA:
  • I can create a post in Padlet.
  • I can log into each of the resources.
  • I can navigate through each of the resources to find information.
LESSON:
  • Week 1 Lesson (You can click into the lesson here or through Google Classroom.)
NOTES:
  1. Open the “Week 1 Lesson”.
  2. Work your way through the lesson.  You’ll be posting to Padlet and making sure you can get into the resources we’ll be using.
  3. Complete the “Science Resources Survey” (in Google Classroom) after checking out all of the resources. – Due Friday, April 3rd
  4. Take care of yourself!  I miss you all and am so excited to reconnect with you.
TODAY’S OPEN CLASSROOM HOURS:
GOT QUESTIONS?  NEED HELP?

You can email me at siobhan.eubanks@adams12.org anytime!

OR

Join me for today’s open office hours:  10:00-12:00 pm

OFFICE HOURS LINKS CAN BE FOUND ON SLIDE 1 OF THE WEEKLY LESSONS

Wed, April 1

Hi Chickadees!  I’ve missed all of you so much. 

Please click on the new “Remote Learning” tab above to see how our virtual classroom will work.  I can’t wait to take this adventure you with! 

Remote Learning Parent Letter (link)

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RESPECT YOURSELF, RESPECT OTHERS, RESPECT THE ENVIRONMENT
WEEK 1
LEARNING INTENTION:
 

I will be able to access the science resources we will be using for remote learning.

SUCCESS CRITERIA:
  • I can create a post in Padlet.
  • I can log into each of the resources.
  • I can navigate through each of the resources to find information.
LESSON:
  • Week 1 Lesson (You can click into the lesson here or through Google Classroom.)
NOTES:
  1. Open the “Week 1 Lesson”.
  2. Work your way through the lesson.  You’ll be posting to Padlet and making sure you can get into the resources we’ll be using.
  3. Complete the “Science Resources Survey” (in Google Classroom) after checking out all of the resources. – Due Friday, April 3rd
  4. Take care of yourself!  I miss you all and am so excited to reconnect with you.
WEDNESDAY’S
OPEN CLASSROOM HOURS:
GOT QUESTIONS?  NEED HELP?

You can email me at siobhan.eubanks@adams12.org anytime!

OR

Join me for today’s open office hours:  8:30-9:30 am

OFFICE HOURS LINKS CAN BE FOUND ON SLIDE 1 OF THE WEEKLY LESSON

Fri, March 13

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RESPECT YOURSELF, RESPECT OTHERS, RESPECT THE ENVIRONMENT
LEARNING INTENTION:
I will think like a scientist and practice the steps of scientific inquiry.
SUCCESS CRITERIA:
I will be able to develop a hypothesis based on a testable question.

I will be able to record results in an organized way.

I will be able to draw a conclusion.

WARM UP:
Warm Up:  OIP #21 (in Google Classroom)
CLASS ACTIVITIES: 
Mythbusters Clips #4 (on paper)
HOMEWORK
AND
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
No Homework 🙂

Thurs, March 12

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RESPECT YOURSELF, RESPECT OTHERS, RESPECT THE ENVIRONMENT
LEARNING INTENTION:
I will understand how scientific thinking has changed over time.
SUCCESS CRITERIA:
I will be able to define plate tectonics and continental drift.

I will find evidence to support continental drift using a variety of resources.

WARM UP:
For today’s warm up you will read, “Sleeping Giant” and watch, “Preventing a Super Eruption” in Science World.  bikesun9

You do not need to complete an additional assignment.  🙂

CLASS ACTIVITIES: 
  • e-Vocab:  Theory of plate tectonics, Pangaea, Continental Drift
  • Read p. 138-139 (red book)
  • Help Wegener (in Google Classroom)
HOMEWORK
AND
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
No Homework 🙂

Wed, March 11

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RESPECT YOURSELF, RESPECT OTHERS, RESPECT THE ENVIRONMENT
LEARNING INTENTION:
I will be able to explain why earth’s tectonic plates move and how that movement affects the shape of earth.
SUCCESS CRITERIA:
I will understand the impacts of a hot spot.

I will create a map of Hawaii’s volcanoes.

I will use volcano data to infer the relative age of the Hawaiian Islands.

WARM UP:
Warm Up:  Hawaii Volcano Erupts (in Google Classroom)
CLASS ACTIVITIES: 
  • e-vocab:  Hot Spot
  • Hawaii’s Islands (on paper)
  • Yellowstone  / Old Faithful LIVE
HOMEWORK
AND
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
No Homework 🙂

Tues, March 10

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RESPECT YOURSELF, RESPECT OTHERS, RESPECT THE ENVIRONMENT
LEARNING INTENTION:
I will be able to explain why earth’s tectonic plates move and how that movement affects the shape of earth.
SUCCESS CRITERIA:
I will be able to use geologic evidence to infer which direction tectonic plates are moving.

I will be able to use content vocabulary to explain plate boundary movement.

WARM UP:
Divide your table white board into four sections.  Each person will work INDIVIDUALLY.  🙂

In your space, DRAW a picture of each type of plate boundaryLABEL the geologic events/feature that happen at each plate boundary.

CLASS ACTIVITIES: 
  • Plate Tectonics Unit Assessment
  • If you finish early…
    • CHECK YOUR TEST!
    • Turn your test into the basket.
    • You may go to Science World, Quizlet, or work on missing work/homework.
HOMEWORK
AND
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
No Homework 🙂

Mon, March 9

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RESPECT YOURSELF, RESPECT OTHERS, RESPECT THE ENVIRONMENT
LEARNING INTENTION:
I will be able to explain why earth’s tectonic plates move and how that movement affects the shape of earth.
SUCCESS CRITERIA:
I will be able to use geologic evidence to infer which direction tectonic plates are moving.

I will be able to use content vocabulary to explain plate boundary movement.

I will be able to create a definition for hot spot using a variety of resources.

WARM UP:
Warm Up:  OIP #16 (in Google Classroom)
CLASS ACTIVITIES: 
HOMEWORK
AND
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Plate Tectonics Assessment tomorrow.

Study!  (study guide, look over models, review your e-vocab, play Quizlet, teach plate tectonics to your dog…)

Fri, March 6

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RESPECT YOURSELF, RESPECT OTHERS, RESPECT THE ENVIRONMENT
LEARNING INTENTION:
I will be able to explain why earth’s tectonic plates move and how that movement affects the shape of earth.
SUCCESS CRITERIA:
I will be able to use geologic evidence to infer which direction tectonic plates are moving.

I will be able to use content vocabulary to explain plate boundary movement.

WARM UP:
Plate Tectonics Quizlet FULL VERSION

We’ll play a few rounds of Quizlet LIVE after everyone has a few minutes to look over their own Quizlet.  🙂

CLASS ACTIVITIES: 
HOMEWORK
AND
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Completed Study Guide DUE MONDAY, MARCH 9     *This is your ticket to take a retake on the test if needed.

Plate Tectonics Assessment on TUESDAY, MARCH 10

Study!  (Finish study guide, look over models, review your e-vocab, play Quizlet, teach plate tectonics to your dog…)

Thurs, March 5

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RESPECT YOURSELF, RESPECT OTHERS, RESPECT THE ENVIRONMENT
LEARNING INTENTION:
I will be able to explain why earth’s tectonic plates move and how that movement affects the shape of earth.
SUCCESS CRITERIA:
I will be able to use geologic evidence to infer which direction tectonic plates are moving.

I will be able to use content vocabulary to explain plate boundary movement.

WARM UP:
Plate Tectonics Quizlet FULL VERSION
CLASS ACTIVITIES: 
HOMEWORK
AND
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Completed Study Guide DUE MONDAY, MARCH 9

Study!  (Finish study guide, look over models, review your e-vocab, play Quizlet, teach plate tectonics to your dog…)

Wed, March 4

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RESPECT YOURSELF, RESPECT OTHERS, RESPECT THE ENVIRONMENT
LEARNING INTENTION:
I will be able to explain why earth’s tectonic plates move and how that movement affects the shape of earth.
SUCCESS CRITERIA:
I will be able to use geologic evidence to infer which direction tectonic plates are moving.
WARM UP:
Despite the huge amount of pressure, many creatures live deep in the ocean.  Some organisms even live in ocean trenches where one tectonic plate is subducting beneath another.  Look through the Deep-Sea Creatures Photos for a glance at these amazing life forms.  Which ones live the deepest? Which ones have the weirdest adaptations?  Be prepared to discuss. 
CLASS ACTIVITIES: 
HOMEWORK
AND
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Plate Tectonics Unit Assessment – TUESDAY, MARCH 10

Make sure you have all assignments/models complete.  Your notes (slides 1-9) should also be complete.