Do Now 9-9-15 We calculated that it would take 4,800 trees to treat 60,000 cancer patients with paclitaxel. How can we save the trees and the people?

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Do Now We calculated that it would take 4,800 trees to treat 60,000 cancer patients with paclitaxel. How can we save the trees and the people?

Do Now - Daily Materials 1.Describe three skills people use to conduct scientific investigations. Why are these skills necessary? 2.How can the hypothesis statements below be improved. Write down your updated hypothesis statement. a)If I sleep at least 6 hours then I will do better on the test. b)If the TV is on in your room it will take longer to fall asleep.

Homework and Announcements Due: Textbook pages 7-11 Homework Foil Boat Designs Write the introduction / background information for your lab report

Title: Science Skills L.O. SWBAT describe what skills scientists need to explore the Natural World. by Anuar Patjane

way to learn about the natural world Observing Classifying Models Inferring Predicting Analyzing Scientific investigation Think Pair Share Close your notebook… What are some of the skills scientists need to learn about the world around them? (We mentioned 7) Think Pair Share Close your notebook… What are some of the skills scientists need to learn about the world around them? (We mentioned 7)

Science Skills Observing 1.Quantitative 2.Qualitative use your senses and tools to gather information #’s example: temp. 101°F descriptions example: a person’s head feels warm

Science Skills Organizing 1.Classifying 1.Recording recording data and observations grouping together items that are alike data charts graphs

Science Skills Models represent complex objects or processes example: solar system example: compounds

Science Skills Inferring explanations of what you observe not just guessing, it’s an educated guess tries to explain what has already happened

Classifying Cancer Colonies Page 8 With your table group, read the passage and answer the questions Be prepared to share out

Science Skills Predicting make a statement or a claim tries to explain what will happen Infer vs Predict Example: Puddle of Water You see a puddle of water and a glass on the floor. You infer that a glass of water spilled. You didn’t see it happen, but, based on the evidence you can make an educated guess. You watch someone bump into a glass of water. You can predict that it is going to spill on the floor and make a mess.

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Think about proportions How much bark is needed 1 kg bark=X kg bark kg paclitaxel120 kg paclitaxel X kg bark (0.015 kg) = 1 kg bark (120 kg) X = 120 kg = 8,000 kg bark kg

Real life problems How many trees need to be cut down each year? 3 trees make about 5 kg of bark Need 120 kg of paclitaxel to treat 60,000 patients 8,000 kg of bark to make 120 Kg paclitaxel 8,000 kg barkx 3 trees = 4,800 trees 5 kg bark

What do you think?

Science Skills Analyzing evaluating observations and data results and conclusions no opinions, follow the data!

Summary (5 min silent writing) Write 3-4 sentences in paragraph form. Suppose you want to know if the color of peoples hair affects the temperature of their head. Describe skills you would use to conduct an experiment to test your inquiry (question).

Foil Boat Designs

STEM (Science, technology, engineering, mathematics) What is the strongest aluminum foil boat that you can make?