Homework week 9 in advance!

I am trying to get the homeworks online before I hand them to students so........


Homework week 9

Brain Pop on Nuclear energy

Here is a link to the brainpop quiz on Nuclear Energy

Hi there everybody...
     first things first... here is the link to week 8 homework  and its corresponding BrainPop on Isotopes 
and in fact here is the whole list of Brain Pops so you can see more!

BrainPops

more BrainPops

Even More BrainPops

and I can't believe there are even more BrainPops

These are through a publishing company whose textbooks we use.

In other news... we had our family fun food fiesta last night and it was a lot of fun.  Over 100 folks showed up.  We ate, drank, learned new food ideas and flung grapes from a catapult.  Pictures are coming as soon as I can find the camera.

Quarter 2 Week 7 homework

In all the skiing excitement, I neglected to upload your homework and include the BrainPop link so...



Quarter 2 Week 7 homework




BrainPop on Weathering

Week 6 homework and

Hi there everyone,

First, the ski trip forms are due on Monday (Jan 9th, 2012) and it would be a shame to miss out on a day of fun in the "snow(?)"

Second here is week 6 homework and the Brain Pop on the Water Cycle... to bad it is not the ice or snow cycle or else we may get some snow our way too!

Third.  We start to use Dry Ice to explore how molecules work.  This will help us understand heat better when we explore that 3rd quarter.  Students will be inquiring what, how and why dry ice behaves the way it does.

Happy New Year

Here is your week 5 homework



Week 5 homework

and here is your long overdue link to the brainpop Property changes

Week 4 homework

Howdy folks!
     Here is homework week 4 all ready to go and your link to the Matter Changing States BrainPop.

Optical Illusions, Ernst Rutherford, tongue torture with soda (or "pop" as Minnesotans call it) and a shocking experiment inspired by the John Travoltage simulation from the previous post.  Good Luck!


--Russo

Part of Homework week 3

Howdy folks!
     Here is the link to BrainPop States of Matter and the pdf of the homework will be online Monday if I have it scanned on time.  This week we finish exploring dissolving using M&M's.  We will compare this to other candies and see if they react the same way, and if so... why?

And here is the rest... Quarter 2 Week 3 homework 

and this link is a simulation called John Travoltage that made me laugh... it will make you laugh too as you learn about how static electricity is formed and released.