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9/17 & 9/18 - 7 th Grade Agenda

9/17 & 9/18 - 7 th Grade Agenda. Learning Objective: Learn about PearsonSuccessNet.com Period 4 Assembly Collect HW: Reading Notetaking p. 19 – p. 22 Pass back Graded HW & Test Ccms.ccusd.org & PearsonSuccessNet.com website Back To School Videos Brain Pop: Scientific Method

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9/17 & 9/18 - 7 th Grade Agenda

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  1. 9/17 & 9/18 - 7th Grade Agenda Learning Objective: Learn about PearsonSuccessNet.com Period 4 Assembly Collect HW: Reading Notetaking p. 19 – p. 22 Pass back Graded HW & Test Ccms.ccusd.org & PearsonSuccessNet.com website Back To School Videos Brain Pop: Scientific Method Textbook Reading: p.18 – p.22 HW: Reading Notetaking p.23 – 24 HW: Parent Signature on Grade Printout Reminder: 3 extra credit points for bringing 100% correct Chap1 Self Assessment (from PearsonSuccessNet.com) Due: 9/26 & 9/27

  2. Daily Reflection • Prompt: Make three predictions about things in this classroom. (Write in complete sentence) .

  3. Extra Credit Assignment • 3 extra credit point for bringing • 100% correct Chap 1 self assessment from PearsonSuccessNet.com • Due before the Chap 1 Test is given.

  4. Daily Reflection • Prompt: Write 3 things that you learned from the brain pop video.

  5. Important Websites • CCMS.CCUSD.ORG (For Agenda) • PearsonSuccessnet.com (Online Textbook)

  6. Scientific Process • Observe • Pose a Question • Develop a Hypothesis • Predict • Experiment and collect data

  7. Scientific Inquiry • Scientific Inquiry refers to the diverse ways in which scientists inve_______ the natural world and pose expl__________ based on the evidence they gather. stigate anations

  8. 1st Step: Posing Questions • Scientific Inquiry often begins with a problem or question about an obse_________. rvation

  9. 2nd Step: Hypothesis • Hypothesis is a possible expl_______ for a set of observation or answer to a scientific question anations

  10. 3rd Step: Design an Experiment • An experiment in which only one var______ is manipulated at a time is called a controlled experiment • Why is only one variable manipulated? iable

  11. 4th Step: Collecting and Interpreting Data • Data are the facts, figures, and other evi_______ gathered through observations. • It is usually a data or a chart dence

  12. 5th Step: Drawing Conclusions • A conclusion is a summary of what you have lea_____ from an experiment. rned

  13. 6th Step: Communicating • Communicating is sharing of ideas and experimental findings with others through writing and sp______. eaking

  14. What is the difference between Manipulated Variable and Responding Variable? • Manipulated Variable: Type of water that you give to plants • Responding Variable: Height of the plant

  15. Manipulated Variable (Also known as Independent Variable) • The one variable that is purposely cha______ in an experiment is called the manipulated variable. nged

  16. Responding Variable (Also known as Dependent Variable) • The factor that may change in resp_____ to the manipulated variable is called the responding variable onse

  17. What is the manipulated variable and responding variable? • When I lower the light the crickets chirp louder

  18. What is the manipulated variable and responding variable? • Plants exposed to rock & roll music grow taller than plants not exposed to music

  19. What is the manipulated variable and responding variable? • students who have eaten breakfast score higher on tests than students who have not eaten breakfast.

  20. Control • A control is part of the experiment to which you can compare the results of the other tests. In the control, the conditions are the s____ except for the manipulated variable. ame Sugar Water Water

  21. Operational Definition • Operational definition is a statement that describes how to mea_____ a variable or define a term. For example, in the cricket experiment, what sound will count as a single chirp? sure

  22. 1st Semester Pre Test

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