Science Career Project Paper and Promotional Product Due Today!

 

WEBSITES THAT CAN HELP YOU WITH THE RESEARCH:

 

Study Guide for Ch. 10-Volcanoes

Ch. 10 Volcano Test

BRING YOUR BOOK TO CLASS!

Ch. 8 Earthquake Test

Study Guide Ch. 8

pg. 243-->  1-15

pg. 244-->  24-25

pg. 245-->  1-6

Ch. 8 Earthquakes

Section Assessments-Write Question and Answer-Highlight Q-Green Ans.-Pink

8.1- page 220  1-5

8.2- page 228  1-4

8.3- page 232  1-4

Test #4 --Ch.9

Study Guide

Read page 274

Answer questions in complete sentences

page 275--1-10, 11-17

page 276--18-20, 23-24

page 277--1-7

Continental Drift Puzzle

1.  Lightly shade each present day continent a different color.

2.  Boldly color each piece of evidence used by Wegener and other Earh Scientistis.  Each symbol should be a different color but one symbol on different continents should be the same color.

3.  Cut out each land mass.

4.  Fit them together according to matched symbols and the best alignment.

5.  Glue the pieces to the colored paper.

6.  Answer the concluding questions.

1.  Which two continents fit together the best?

2.  For the best arrangement, which continent forms the core or central part of Pangaea?

3.  Which land mass, now a part of Eurasia was once a separate body and moved northward into its present position?  What evidence supports your choice?

4.  Suggest two reasons why the continents don't make a perfect fit if they were once one body.

5.  Scientists theorize that the continents are still drifting apart.  What will be the eventual position of North America with respect to Eurasia?

6.  How did the Atlantic Ocean form?

CONTINENTAL DRIFT QUIZ TODAY!  STUDY YOUR NOTES

 

FOLDABLE CHECK #1 -You should have 5 foldables in your zip loc bags.

Extra Credit Project-Tri Fold Posters due today!

*Rock Cycle

*Planetary Orbits

*Build an Atom

Test #3-Ch. 3 Rocks

Know:

*Three types of rocks

*how they form

*Types of Igneous Rocks (Hint: 2 types)

*Rate of cooling to determine crystal size

*Types of Sedimentary Rocks(Hint: 3 types)

*Specific Examples of each type of rock from notes and lab

*What do these words mean?--foliation, vesicular

 

 

Rock Type Foldable Study Resource

DUE TODAY!

Lab #6 Rock Identification Lab due today complete at the end of class.

Ch. 3-Rocks

Vocabulary Words for Section 3.1 and 3.3 only.

Make a Vocabulary Foldable for each section.

                          ALSO

Answer questions for Section 3.1, 3.2, 3.3 and 3.4

Test #2

Study the following:

 

Quiz on Ionic Charge and Formulas

Lab #1 Notebook Check

 

Copy Lab #2 onto notebook.

Application Test #1- Ch. 2 Minerals

Ch. 2 Minerals page 33-55.

Section 2.1 and Section 2.3- for vocabulary in these section create a crossword puzzle. There are a total of 19 words

Answer the questions found in all three sections.  Write question and answer.  Highlight Question -green and Answer -pink.  Make sure that you write the section they belong to and highlight section title in orange.

I POSTED THE GUIDELINE FOR HIGHLIGHTING HOMEWORK ON A FILE.

ATOMIC 3-D MODEL

Be creative.  Make a 3D representation of the element given to you in class.  Use household items to represent the sub atomic particles.

Please include an index card that contains the following information:

 

Element Name:                                Example-->      Hydrogen

Symbol                                                                           H

Atomic Number                                                               1

Atomic Mass                                                                   1

protons                                                                             1

neutrons                                                                            0

electrons                                                                           1

Characteristics of 1-20 Elements Table Chart due today complete.  Use your notes to complete Table.