Week 5 PES. Monday September 22, 2014 First Five: Convert 3.5 kg to grams. Learning Target: I can convert between basic SI units of mass, volume, and.

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Week 5 PES

Monday September 22, 2014 First Five: Convert 3.5 kg to grams. Learning Target: I can convert between basic SI units of mass, volume, and distance. Today’s Activities: ● Finish lab ●Finish dimensional analysis ●Review Exit Question: Is your notebook ready to be checked Thursday?

Tuesday September 23, 2014 First Five: What topic that we have covered do you need the most help with? Learning Target: I can distinguish between independent, dependent variables, controlled variables and constants. Today’s Activities: ● Review Exit Question: How do you plan to study?

Wednesday September 24, 2014 First Five: What are SI units? Name an example. Learning Target: I can identify basic SI units of mass, volume, length, temperature, and time. Today’s Activities: ● Review ●Notebook Check Exit Ticket: What will you study the most for tomorrow?

Thursday September 25, 2014 First Five: Did you study for your test today? How? Learning Target: I can demonstrate knowledge of SI units, metric conversions, lab safety, and the scientific method. Today’s Activities: ● Unit 1 test ●Notebook Check Exit Ticket: What do you think you will do differently for your next test?