H Science 8 (Period 1) Assignments

Study for the Quiz on Tuesday, Feb. 20th, about the Historical Development of the Atomic Theory and the how to use the Periodic Table.

 

Also, for additional resource about the History of the Periodic Table, click the link below.

 

 

 

HW: Write Cornell Notes on The Development of the Atomic Theory, page 164-170 of your Physical Science Textbook

Test #2 tomorrow! -- GAS Laws

Do not forget to visit your Google Classroom and read and study the procedures for tomorrows lab activity. Please comment "done" on the comment box after you finish reading them. 

Test #1 tomorrow!

 

Study CW#1 and CW#2 Worksheets and notes....

Reminders:

 

Bring New Composition NB on Monday for Science Class.

Final Fall 2017 Project: MOUSETRAP CAR

 

Please see attached for Instructions and check the Google Classroom for the video and helpful links on how to construct a mousetrap car.

Test#6: Newton's Laws of Motion on Dec. 4, 2017

Finish answering CW#29 and study for Test #6 (Newton’s Laws of Motion)

HW#16: Answer p. 391, #'s 1-9 in your notebook, HW Section.

Newton's Laws of Motion Foldable Project is due tomorrow... Check the Google Classroom for Instructions.

HW: Read, Study, and Take Cornell Notes on page 384-390

TITLE: NEWTON'S LAWS OF MOTION

Bring your Science Textbook tomorrow.

The attached picture is for CW#26 Question 3. Please be guided.

Bring Physical Science Textbook tomorrow, Nov. 14, 2017

Bring your textbook tomorrow, Nov. 13th. 

Study for the Quiz tomorrow on Force and Free-Body Diagrams

HW#13: Drawing Free-Body Diagrams

Test #4: Motion

 

     Study the Cornell Notes and Assignments for the following:
                -- Representing Motion/Creating Motion Diagram

                -- Distance vs. Displacement

                -- Speed vs. Velocity

                -- Acceleration

              

HW#12 (for Period 1) and HW#13 for Periods 3,4,5 : p. 342, Quick Lab (Graphing and Questions 4-6)

HW#9: Drawing Motion Diagram and Particle Model

Test #3 tomorrow about DENSITY

Period 1 Density Lab Results - Sheet1.csv

HW#6: Measuring Mass Practice. Please click the attachment for the copy of the worksheet.

Do not forget to bring little pieces of irregular-shaped objects for Part B of the Lab Activity. (10 pieces)

 

Note: you are only be able to access this using your [email protected] account. 

HW#5: Solving for Density WS. See attached.

 

Click the link for example calculations to help you with your HW. 

 

 

Test #2: Making Measurements/Conversion of Units

HW#4: Convert the following units of measurements to the desired units. Show your work.

 

1. 45 km = ______ mi

2. 18 feet = _______ m

3. 129 pounds = ________ kg

4. 65 m² _{= ______________}yd²

5. 143 L = ____________ quarts

6. 5 gallons = ____________ L

7. 24 hrs = ____________ minutes

8. 3 years = ____________ days

9. 5 ha = ____________ acres

10. 45 0C = __________⁰F

 

Reminder: Do not bring textbook in class. Study Unit Conversions

 

 HW #3: Convert the following measurements into the desired units. Show complete work.

 

1. 5 cm³ to m³

2. 100 kg to mg

3. 50 ⁰C to K

4. 15 m to μm

5. 65 g to kg

 HW: Read, Study and Write Cornell Notes on page 42-45, Making Measurements, in your Notebook. Be ready for class discussion tomorrow.

Study for Q1; Scientific Method, Science Safety Rules, Graphing

 Finish Graphing the Actual Sea Ice Extent Values for Arctic Sea (Data Table #1).

 

Answer nos. 7-8 of the procedure paper.

1.  HW #2: pg. 21, nos. 1-11

2. Study SENSES LAB Procedures

 

Reminder: Turn-In Safety Contract ASAP

 1. Finish the Lab Safety Activity WS.

2. Turn-in Safety Contract with Parents Signature tomorrow.

 HW#1: Answer pg. 13, 2-8 in the Homework Section of the Notebook

 HW: Finish Cornell Notes and Decorate the section dividers of the notebook.

Bring Composition Notebook with 100 sheets/200 pages. College-ruled is preferred.

 

 Finish "My Flag" Activity and be ready for a one-minute presentation explaining your Flag to the class.