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Monday, March 27th Schedule: Chapter 12 Review Objective: Entry Task You throw objects that are the same size into a pool. One floats and one sinks. Explain why, using chapter vocabulary Schedule: Chapter 12 Review Objective: I know and understand the concepts in Chapter 12, Gravity, Friction & Pressure Homework Chapter 12 Review due tomorrow Study for tomorrow’s quiz Please have on desk: Buoyancy activity

Tuesday, March 28th Schedule: Chapter 12 quiz Motion and Forces unit review Entry Task Write down one thing that you remember learning from each section of Chapter 12 that you feel is really important. Objective: I can demonstrate my understanding of Chapter 12, Gravity, Friction & Pressure Homework: Get ISN ready for checking Review Please have on desk: ISN open to Chapter 12 review

Wednesday, March 29th Entry Task If a board with an area of 3 m2 has a force of 12 N exerted on it, what is the pressure on the board? Write the formula, show your work with units, answer with units. Unit Test tomorrow!!! Schedule: Review for unit test Objective: I know and understand the concepts in the motion and forces unit. Homework Organize and complete journal. Study for unit test Please have on Desk: Journal, Pencil, calculator

Thursday, March 30th Entry Task Draw a force diagram that shows the forces acting on the skydiver. Schedule: Motion & Forces Unit Test Objective: I can demonstrate my understanding of the motion and forces unit. Homework Skim chapters 1 & 2. How much do you remember? What’s new? Please have on desk: Journal, pencil, calculator, review

Friday, March 31st Entry Task In three sentences, describe what you know about the structure of the atom, elements, and compounds. Schedule: Introduction to Chemistry unit Objective: I will explain what matter is Homework: No homework! Please have on your desk: Textbook and journal