Ms. Byrd

 

 

Mrs. K. Byrd’s

6th Grade Math/Science 

Thoreau Demonstration Academy

byrdke@tulsaschools.org

 

 

 

Monday

Mar 9

Tuesday

Mar 10

Wednesday

Mar 11

Thursday

Mar 12

Friday

Mar 13

Math

Benchmark:

 

 

 

 

 

 

Copy Agenda

Unit 3 Benchmark Review

 

 

Homework:

Pg. 709, 1-10, 20-23

 

Unit 3 Benchmark Review

 

 

Homework:

Pg. 1-24

Unit 3

Benchmark

Math/Spelling Issued for next week and DUE Today

Skill Review Issued for next week and DUE Today

Pi Recitation Prelims (top 3 ea. Block)

Measurement:

Converting Units

Skill Review DUE Today

Pi Day

 

 

 

 

 

 

Science

Do Animals use Magnetism?

 

 

End of 3rd quarter

bulletAlthough we make every effort to follow the agenda as it is written, minor adjustments may occur in order to provide an optimal learning experience for all students.
bulletAll homework is to be completed the day it is assigned, but, turned in on Friday. Be prepared to have it checked off as completed in order to receive full credit. LATE WORK will be 50% Credit the second day and not accepted after that. MAKE-UP work policy allows 1 day per day of school missed. It is the student’s responsibility to get the make up work via the agenda and teacher consultation.

 

 

Science Inquiry Instructions

  1. Students will choose 1 of five available experiments.
  2. Students will gather the materials and conduct the experiment at home.
  3. Students will document their findings through pictures, drawings, and written observations as they complete the experiment.
  4. Students may share their experiment by either creating a poster or a PowerPoint presentation that identifies the components of the Scientific Method. If a PowerPoint is chosen; send the finished product on a flash drive for presentation.
  5. Each presentation will be accompanied by a written Lab Report (using the format given in class and written in the Science Log).
  6. Posters and Power points are intended to communicate the experiment to the audience so that they may learn from it also. Creativity is encouraged.

 

Due Date: Name___________________

Components

Poster/

PowerPoint

Lab Report

 

Title /5

Cover page /5

Introduction

(a brief idea of what you are trying to find out)

/5

/5

Objective

(state the purpose of the lab)

i.e. to determine …..

 

/5

/5

Variable

(the factor to be tested that can change the experiment)

 

/5

 

/5

Hypothesis

(What you think will happen)

/5

/5

Materials

(List of all materials needed to carry out the experiment)

 

/5

 

/5

Procedures

(The directions/steps to carry out the experiment in numerical order)

 

/5

 

/5

Data/Analysis

(Facts, Observations gathered during the experiment)

 

/5

 

/5

Sources of Error

(Comments about what could have caused any errors in the outcome)

 

/5

 

/5

Conclusion

(A thoughtful and detailed explanation of the data as it relates to your hypothesis and your objective)

 

 

 

/10

 

 

 

/10

Presentation

(share an understanding of the process of your experiment through your presentation in a clear and neat manner)

 

 

/10

 

 

/10

Subtotals

/65

/65

Total

/130

 

 

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