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Espacio semana 2

no school monday

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Bienvenidos!

Saquen:

  • lapiz/pluma
  • cuaderno
  • iPads: kasemscience→ feria de ciencias (arriba)

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  • Por favor guarden TODO lo de mas abajo de la mesa

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Feria de ciencias presentación

Trabaja en los partes que ya tienen, indicado con el verde

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Pensar y compartir��Explica el cómico. ��(Pista: ¿Cómo sería si fueras un extranjero en Júpiter?)

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Notas-sistema solar p.42

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Welcome!

Take out:

  • pencil
  • notebook
  • iPads- Jupiter
    • - review concept task/ magnetism investigation
    • -Article: Gravity→ Notability

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  • Please put away EVERYTHING else under the table

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When you finish:

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  1. Turn the test into the basket
  2. Start the gravity article

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miercoles/jueves

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Bienvenidos!

  • Entrega ahora: Artículo de gravedad

y guarda tu iPad

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  • Saquen:
  • lapiz/pluma
  • cuaderno p. 42

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  • Please place ALL other belongings under the table

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Quickwrite P. 40: What’s the joke?

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Notas-sistema solar p.44

Coding the solar system (after table in notes)

Solar system in your pocket

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Kasemscience → weekly lessons→If the moon were a pixel

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Reflexion p. 40

Explica cómo el movimiento de los planetas en sus órbitas explica uno de los leyes de Newton.

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Feliz viernes!

  • Entrega ahora: Artículo de gravedad

y guarda tu iPad

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Saquen:

  • lapiz
  • cuaderno p. 42

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Por favor guarden TODO lo de mas abajo de la mesa

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RallyRobin

¿Cuáles son algunos objetos en el espacio?

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Feliz viernes!

Saquen:

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  • iPads: abrir tu presentación para la Feria de ciencias

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Por favor guarden TODO lo de mas abajo de la mesa

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OLD

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WELCOME!

  • Turn in: Gravity article

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  • You need:
  • pencil
  • Notebook-glue p. 40 & open to p.35

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  • Please place ALL other belongings under the table

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Quick write p. 36

Misconceptions

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1. Which of the four diagrams most accurately

depicts the shape of Earth's orbit around the Sun?

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2. Which of the following drawings most closely depicts the distance between Earth and the Moon?

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The correct answer is A. Earth and the Moon are about 240,000 miles (roughly 387,000 km) apart.

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In fact, 30 Earths laid end to end equal the distance between Earth and the Moon.

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Even though it seems that the Moon is huge when it is on the horizon, this is an optical illusion. You can check this by comparing the size of the Moon at the horizon and overhead with the tip of your pinkie held at arm's length. The Moon will be the same size.

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Notes-Solar system p.40

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Solar system in your pocket

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