Last Update:
Tuesday, April 01, 2008 11:51:20 AM
What's the difference between
Classwork and Homework?
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Classwork:
Worksheets done in class that
compliment a unit and can be used as a studyguide.
You do not take these
home, but will be able to do them in class and we will correct them in class
and they will be returned to you to help you study for a unit test. |
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Homework:
Written work from your textbook or
other assignments that are expected to be completed at home or during
guidedstudy or CLC afterschool and returned by a specific DUE date.
*Most
homework will be started in class and corrected in class at a later date. |
Be sure to answer all
classwork and
homework questions in complete sentences to receive full credit. Incomplete
work will be returned and marked INCOMPLETE.
Example:
What are the 6 steps used
in the scientific method?
The 6 steps used in the
scientific method are: Identify the problem, collect information, form a
hypothesis, test the hypothesis, accept or reject the hypothesis and then report
the results.
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For Grading System |
At least
10 minutes will be given
in class to begin all classwork and/or homework.
Assignments are your responsibility. See me for extra help or to make up
your late or absent work to avoid receiving a zero or a late grade (70).
Students not meeting the standards will
attend CLC afterschool.
*All worksheets can be obtained
from Mz. Marcotte if you have been ABSENT.
or
Download the Chapter Review.
Your
Book ONLINE!
All Chapter Review worksheets can be
downloaded from these sites!
For This Week's Assignments!
Introduction/Review
The Scientific Method, Problem Solving, Lab Tools & Lab Safety and
Laptops
Introduction to:
Current Science
and
and
Science Ring binders and Inspiration 8
Software, Science Projects and Video Note-taking
October
Introduction to: Using The Scientific Method,
Class Lab, Open Lab, Writing Lab Reports,
Scientific Terminology
and making Charts, Tables, Graphs and Diagrams and Science World Magazine.
Chapter 1:
Atoms, Elements, Compounds and Mixtures
Introduction
to
Chapter 1:
Atoms, Elements, Compounds and Mixtures
Chapter 2:
States of Matter
Introduction to:
Scientific Journals
Chapter 2:
States of Matter
Chapter 3: Properties and Changes of Matter
Please
Note: Multiple Snow Days will impact our progress...
Chapter 3: Properties and Changes of Matter
Chapter 4: The Periodic Table
Chapter 4: The Periodic Table
MEA Testing this
month!
Chapter 4: The Periodic Table
Chapter 2: The Sun-Earth-Moon System
Chapter 2: The Sun-Earth-Moon System
Chapter 3: The Solar System
Chapter 3: The Solar System
Introduction
to:
Science Portfolio
Chapter 3: The Solar System
Chapter 3: The Solar System
Chapter 4: Stars and Galaxies
Science
Portfolio DUE
*Possible:
Chapter 1:
Exploring Space
