Classroom Reporter 9/3/2015

Social Studies:

LT: I can identify the major physical features in North Carolina.

Today in class we…

• Go over scavenger-hunt answers

• Finish NC County questions (part  1-20)

• Finish decorating notebook (if needed)

• Go over answers on NC County (part 1-2)

• Quick review of sources/future-quiz (discussion teacher to class)

HOMEWORK  in Planner…

•Study for short Quiz

Study:

• Bias Perspective

• Sources

• NC Regions

Science:

First we did student pledge
Then the hole class what they put on their student pledge.
Because tomorrow we will have to sign it.

Science 9/3/15 The Atom
LT: I will identify the properties and location of the subatomic particles in an atom.

Writing prompt: ‘’can you continue to cut something into smaller pieces forever or is there a ‘’ smallest’’ amount of something you can have.
How did you respond to the writing prompt?
Observable universe

Homework: 

Homework read page 604-609 in newly assigned textbook

On page 609 1abc, 2abc, 3abc

Classroom Reporter 9/1/2015

Social Studies:

LT: I can explain how bias influences perspective.

        In Class Mr. Grove gave us a role and we read a story about two boys skipping school and going through there house. Then we went wrote a paragraph about the things that were useful things in the house for what are roles were then we compared are perspectives and had to guess what we were. We then had a ticket out the door about how does bias influence your perspective.

Science:

Today in Mr. Groves class, we learned about Atoms and Elements. Types of metal are iron, cobalt, nickel, and copper.

A symbol is a one or two-letter abbreviation derived from the elements English or Latin name.

An atomic number is equal to the number of protons in the nucleus, as well as the number of electrons in the electron cloud.

Atomic mass is weighted average of the masses of all the elements isotypes. Rounding the atomic mass the nearest whole number yields the mass number of the most common isotype.

Mass number is the sum of the numbers of protons and neutrons in a specific isotype.

The name is the elements common name.

The number 6 in carbon is the atomic number. The Nuclei of the three isotopes of hydrogen are protium, deuterium, and tritium.

An Ion is a atom with a net positive or negative charge. More protons = + ion. More electrons = - ion.

Scientists create models to study things when they are too small, too large, or too dangerous to study. A nucleus is too small to see. If an atom was blown up to be the size of a football stadium, the nucleus would be the size of a small marble.

Classroom Reporter 8/27/2015

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