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Welcome to the City of Pembroke Pines Charter School Central Campus Science FCAT 2.0 Home of the Jaguars!!! 2017-2018

Proud to be a Blue Ribbon School!!!

In the last 5 years PPCMS has grown up to 16 points! Science 2010 64% Science 2011 66% Science 2012 67% Science 2013 77% Science 2014 83% Science 2015 80% Science 2016 81% Science 2017 81% In the last 5 years PPCMS has grown up to 16 points! CENTRAL MIDDLE 2010 thru 2017 % of 8th Grade Students scoring Level 3 or Above

Overview The FCAT Science tests assess the achievement of the Next Generation Sunshine State Standards in science. Approximately the same number of questions is used for each of the four clusters: Physical and Chemical Sciences, Earth and Space Sciences, Life and Environmental Sciences, and Scientific Thinking. The student will be tested on material from 6th, 7th and 8th grade courses.

Overview (cont.) The FCAT Science test for Grade 8 consists of multiple-choice questions The Science FCAT is administered to 8th grade students on May 1st, 2018 The test is 60 students have 160 minutes to complete it.

Physical and Chemical Science The student: • recognizes the differences between solids, liquids, and gases • contrasts physical and chemical changes • identifies atomic structures • recognizes properties of waves • describes how energy flows through a system • describes, measures, and predicts the types of motion and effects of force

Earth Space Science The student: • recognizes that forces within and on Earth result in geologic structures, weather, erosion, and ocean currents • explains the relationship between the Sun, Moon, and Earth • understands that activities of humans affect ecosystems • compares and contrasts characteristics of planets, stars, and satellites

Life and Environmental Sciences The student: • identifies the structure and function of cells • compares and contrasts structures and functions of living things • understands the importance of genetic diversity • recognizes how living things interact with their environment

Scientific Thinking The student: • uses scientific method and processes to solve problems • understands the interdependence of science, technology, and society recognizes that most natural events occur in consistent patterns

Study Island www.studyisland.com User name is first letter, last name, month and date of birthday : msoliman0107 Password is the students lunch number

Resources Science FCAT Camp Pull Out Dates (March 8th-15th) HIGHLY recommended students are present to review challenging concepts Released Test Questions Study Island Edpuzzle Quizlet Newsela

Sample Test Questions http://fcat.fldoe.org/fcatsmpl.asp