1. Question: Convert 345 G to KG
August 18
Thank you for not chewing gum
Agenda:
Bellwork
Metric Olympics
Materials:
Science Folder
Notebook
Pencil
Flipbook/metric packet
Objective: Today we will practice using & Converting within the metric system
Question: Convert 345 G to KG

2. Metric Olympics You will have 2-4 Minutes for each station
Length/Distance:
Start at 1 & subtract
CM, M, MM
Volume:
Measure meniscus
L x W x H
CM3or ML
Mass:
Start at the middle beam, then the back beam, then front beam
Stick in the notches
G, MG
Temperature:
Celsius
Be responsible with IR guns.
You will have 2-4 Minutes for each station
One group at a station at a time
Stay in rotation order
Write down the event
Perform event – carefully! (be aware of others)
Record results for each partner
Award points

4. Color Coded Power Paragraph
Student can clearly explain why the United States should stick with using customary units or switch to metric. 4
In addition to a score of 3, my paragraph goes above and beyond by giving very detailed examples and it applies what I know about metric to real-world scenarios. 3
My topic sentence clearly states I think why the United States should stick with using customary units or switch to metric.
My paragraph includes at least 3 reasons, details or facts that support my topic sentence.
I have included at least 3 examples or explanations to support my reasons, details or facts.
I have formally concluded and stated my opinion again in the conclusion sentence.
I have included proper transitions
have highlighted my Paragraph appropriately
My paragraph fully answers the prompt, flows well, and follows all convention rules 2
Some of the paragraph is highlighted appropriately. My paragraph does not answer all parts of the prompt and has several convention errors. 1
The majority of the paragraph is not highlighted appropriately. My paragraph does not answer all parts of the prompt and has major convention errors.

6. Metric Mania Answers
Count the number you did and then count how many you got correct. Dive them to get your percentage. 90%=3