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1 Physics Class 9-29-2014 Homework:
Standard: Students will analyze the relationships between forces, mass, gravity and the motion of objects. Daily Agenda Check the Guided Reading Collect Senior Project Repair assignments Homework: Sr. Project paper proposal and senior topic proposal. Question of the day What is the momentum of a 75kg skater moving at 5km/s. a kg.km/s b. 375 kg.km/s c kg.km/s d. 15 kg.km/s Learning Target I can define momentum and impulse and how impulse affects changes in momentum.

2 Honors Physics Class 9-29-2014
Standard: Students will analyze the relationships between forces, mass, gravity and the motion of objects. Daily Agenda Check Guided Reading Notes on momentum Homework: Begin the research for the senior Project Paper Question of the day What is the momentum of a 75kg skater moving at 5km/s. a kg.km/s b. 375 kg.km/s c kg.km/s d. 15 kg.km/s Learning Target I can define momentum and impulse and how impulse affects changes in momentum.

3 Honors Physical Science Class 9-29-2014
Daily Agenda Standard: Students will explain the structure of the atom Record notes on the Graphic organizer for the Periodic table unit. Homework: Complete section two of the graphic organizer Bring the text book to class tomorrow. Question of The Day Where are elements with good conductivity of heat and electricity found on the periodic table? Left of the stair step line Only the first two columns Only the middle section Right of the stair step line Learning Target I can explain the parts of the atom and their properties..

4 Honors Human Anatomy and Physiology 9-29-2014
Standard: Students will relate the structure of the integumentary system to its functional role in protecting the body and maintaining homeostasis. Daily Agenda Check Homework problems pages 110 – 122 and do questions 1-3, page112, 4+5 pg114, pg 119, pg122. Notes on skin structure Homework: Read This Test will be Tuesday October 7, 2014 Question of the Day Which of the following is the uppermost layer of skin? Stratum Corneum Dermal Papilla Stratum germinativum/Basale Stratum Lucidum Learning Target I can explain the structures and functions of skin structures.

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