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1 Physics Class 9-18-2014 Homework: Daily Agenda
Standard: Calculate the speed velocity and acceleration of objects moving in one direction. Daily Agenda Group Test Review Project Did you do that ??? On purpose? Review the math practice handout We will complete the review questions into 3 Kahoots which we will use to study for our test next Tuesday. Homework: Complete the section 1 review page Study your summary notes for the test Question of the day Which vehicle has more force, a 3000N car at 20km/hr or a 70000N truck at 2.2km/hr? F=ma The car The truck They are the same Not enough information given Learning Target I can calculate the speed, velocity and acceleration acting on an object.

2 Honors Physics Class 9-18-2014
Standard: Calculate the speed velocity and acceleration of objects moving in one direction. Daily Agenda Did you do that ??? On purpose? Review the math practice handout Complete the section 1 review page Group Test Review Project We will complete the review questions into 3 Kahoots which we will use to study for our test next Tuesday. Homework: Study your summary notes for the test Question of the day Which vehicle has more force, a 3000N car at 20km/hr or a 70000N truck at 2.2km/hr? F=ma The car The truck They are the same Not enough information given Learning Target I can calculate the speed, velocity and acceleration acting on an object.

3 Honors Physical Science Class 9-18-2014
Daily Agenda Standard: Students will explain the structure of the atom Collect Science fair notes APE Direct instruction Isotopes and Isotope notation. Practice and complete Isotope calculations worksheet. Create an Atom History Foldable Homework: Complete handout on APE Question of The Day The atomic number is the number of protons equals the number of electrons in a neutral atom identifies the type of element all of the above Learning Target I can explain the parts of the atom and their properties..

4 Honors Human Anatomy and Physiology 9-18-2014
Daily Agenda Standard: Relate cell structure and function Did you do that ??? On purpose? Notes Wound Healing Continue tissue flash cards Each type and a picture on one side and the locations and properties on the other. Homework: Study your notes for the test next Tuesday Question of the day Muscle tissue that is striated, has one nuclei, and intercalcated disks with branching is Skeletal Cardiac Smooth All of the above Learning Target I can explain the structures and functions of tissues.

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