Science Homework

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Science Homework

Due 4/16/13

New Workbook pages 62 - 69

(static electricity)

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Due 4/10/13

New workbook pages 22 - 27

(human change to landforms)

Due 3/26/13

New Workbook pages 16- 21

(Movements of Earth's Crust)

11/16/12 - Finish Centers activities

For tomorrow, please finish the centers activities that we began in the classroom.  Here are the instructions...

Center 1

• Draw a diagram of a plant cell and an animal cell. 
• Label all organelles that we have covered in class.
• Should be neat and in color (1080p not necessary)

Center 2

• Make a 3-column chart listing
  • organelles of plant and animal cells
  • which cells each organelle appears in
  • the main role/job of each organelle

11/27/12 - Science Project - two choices

1.  Make a 3-D model of either a plant cell or animal cell to bring to class.  The model should include all major organelles for that type of cell.

• The model should be a 3-D representation, NOT a poster or display board.
• BE CREATIVE! Use any safe household items that you think would be appropriate for your model (with your parents' permission, of course). DO NOT go to the local craft store and spend a bunch of money on this project!
• Please include all appropriate, major organelles in your cell and either label them or use a key.

2. Make a CHILDREN'S book about cell. It should include plant cells, animal cells, protists, and bacteria.

• It should be a children's book.  That means lots of illustrations/diagrams, and just a couple of sentences that are easy to read on each page. 
• Should include organelles with a brief explanation of each.
• You may make your book by hand (the old fold the paper and staple it method) OR print it out and make it on the computer.

Science homework for 11/13/2012

Students should complete NEW workbook pages 94 - 101.