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Agenda 1/2/17 Warm-Up: Teacher Work Day Classwork: HW:

Agenda 1/3/17 Warm-Up: Classwork: HW: What was the best part of your winter break? Classwork: Continue working on Unit 18 Speed, Distance, Time Extra Practice sheet – due tomorrow HW: Finish Unit 18 Speed, Distance, Time Extra Practice Sheet – due tomorrow

Agenda 1/4/17 Warm-Up: Classwork: HW: How long will it take an object to travel 35 meters if it is traveling at 7m/s? – show all your steps Classwork: Continue working on Unit 18 Speed, Distance, Time packet HW: Start saving empty cereal boxes, tissue boxes, lightweight cardboard for Car Project Each group will also need a shoe box, 9 volt battery and masking tape

Agenda 1/5/17 Classwork: Warm-Up: Benchmark HW: None - Benchmark Start saving empty cereal boxes, tissue boxes, lightweight cardboard for Car Project Each group will also need a shoe box, 9 volt battery and masking tape

Agenda 1/6/17 Warm-Up: Classwork: HW: Draw an example of a race car track that could be used in our project Classwork: Direct- Drive Car Project – video Choose Groups Complete Team Name/Logo/Job Description Sheet HW: Bring in empty cereal boxes, tissue boxes, lightweight cardboard for Car Project Each group will also need a shoe box, 9 volt battery and masking tape