Mrs. Moon's young scientists' work site
Course Description
Students will be introduced to the concepts of Physical science. While learning specific science standards, students will take on the role of a scientist. They will learn to observe, question and analyze data to reach their conclusions. The learning situations are open-ended in that they do not aim to achieve a single "right" answer but are solved by using critical thinking skills.
Yes, you will participate!
Welcome to the exciting world of Junior High Science.
Your science experience will be a mixture of technology, weekly laboratory experiments and the collaboration of your classmates.
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- Mrs. Sandra Moon
- Your smiling faces and eager minds are what make me love coming to school everyday. I take your participation in science class very seriously and expect you to do the same.
Your Science Blog Assignment
Your Blogging Responsibilities
In order to post a comment to an entry, follow these steps:
- Click on the Comment link at the bottom of the appropriate blog entry.
- Type in your first name and last initial
- Leave the space for your email and your URL blank.
- Type in your comment in the space provided.
- Click Post.
- Check to see that your comment has posted on the blog (don't just assume).
You are expected to post your science solution or comment each week by Friday morning. When you post a comment on the class blog, the following protocol must be observed:
- Whenever you post, you must use your first name and the initial of your last name, if you want to get credit.
- Although you may write informally, take care to make your comments as grammatically correct as possible (for example, always use complete sentences and check your spelling).
- You may refer to comments made by other students in your own comment. However, be sure to clearly note whose comment you are responding to so that I (and other readers) will understand what you're talking about.
- Remember that this is a classroom blog and, as such, subject to the same rules that apply to classroom discussion. Keep your language and your comments relevant and school appropriate.