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1 Physics Class 10/6/2014 Homework:
Standard: Students will analyze the relationships between forces, mass, gravity and the motion of objects. Daily Agenda Collect Senior Project Repair assignments Check Momentum Calculations Homework: Study for test Thursday, 10/9/2014 Begin the research for the senior Project Paper Question of the day What is the momentum of a 100 kg runner who is running 800m in 100s? FT=mv 8 Kg.m/s 80 Kg.m/s 800 Kg.m/s 8000 Kg.m/s Learning Target I can do problems using the equations for momentum, impulse and collisions of objects that show the conservation of momentum..

2 Honors Physics Class 10-6-2014
Standard: Students will analyze the relationships between forces, mass, gravity and the motion of objects. Daily Agenda Check work on momentum math pages Homework: Study for test Wednesday, 10/8/2014 Begin the research for the senior Project Paper Question of the day What is the impulse of a 10N force acting over a 0.3 second time interval, ? 30 N.s 3.3N.s 3N.s 0.3N.s Learning Target I can make calculations using the equations form impulse, momentum and collisions that show the conservation of momentum.

3 Honors Physical Science Class 10-6-2014
Daily Agenda Standard: Students will use the periodic table to predict the periodic properties of the elements. Check Notes on the Graphic organizer for the Periodic table unit Section 3 Continue working on the study guide for the test. Homework: Bring the text book to class tomorrow. Study Guide for the Test Due Thursday Test Wednesday October 9, 2014 Question of The Day How many periods does the periodic table have? 18 7 8 9 How many groups does the periodic table have? 16 10 Learning Target I can identify the properties of the groups on the periodic table..

4 Honors Human Anatomy and Physiology 10-6-2014
Standard: Students will relate the structure of the integumentary system to its functional role in protecting the body and maintaining homeostasis. Daily Agenda Check Workbook practice Review Notes on Disorders Complete the Born to bruise article and handout Homework: Study for the Test will be on Hybrid day October 8/9, 2014 Question of the Day What is the name of the burn whose symptoms include redness, and blistering? 1st degree 2nd degree 3rd degree Learning Target I can explain the structures, functions and disorders of skin structures.

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