Today is your last day for you to complete your Extreme Weather Projects. This needs to be completed by the week's end as presentations will begin Monday. If you are not ready to present, marks will be docked.
My apologies, but the quiz will be tomorrow (Thursday).
Test will be Tuesday, a review has been prepared and will be handed out tomorrow. There are 2 crosswords in the back of your blue booklet that will serve as part of your review.
Finally, if your group has completed the Project, Awareness Article #2 is due on Feb 25th, 08. For those who have completed AA #1, they have all been marked and will be distributed tomorrow. For those who have yet to complete AA #1, this needs to be taken care of ASAP. Marks will begin to be deducted as of Friday, February 22nd.
Calendar for Mr. Woodhall's Classes
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Wednesday, February 20, 2008
Tuesday, February 5, 2008
G. 10 Science: Lesson Plan for Feb 8, 08
1. Continue to work on your Extreme Weather Project.
2. Post on under this heading...
2. Post on under this heading...
- What has your group accomplished so far?
3. If you are looking for things to do, begin Awareness Article #2 (HA! That rhymes!)
4. Have a Great Weekend!
G.10 Science: Lesson Plan for Feb 7th, 08
1. Get into your Groups.
2. Begin working on your Extreme Weather Project.
3. Prior to the end of class you must post under this heading...
2. Begin working on your Extreme Weather Project.
3. Prior to the end of class you must post under this heading...
- Group Name: Come up with a tasteful, yet unique name for your group.
- What type of project are you going to complete? (i.e. Television Talk Show, Historical Documentary, etc.)
- A list of each group members role and responsibilities.
- What medium are you going to use? (PowerPoint, video, etc.)
- Rough time line of when things will get done (presentations will start immediately after the weather test, in approximately 2 weeks).
G.10 Science: Lesson Plan for February 6th, 08
1. Get into your groups for the weather project.
2. Choose a Extreme Weather Topic. The maximum number of groups to cover one topic is 2.
2. Choose a Extreme Weather Topic. The maximum number of groups to cover one topic is 2.
- Topics include: Hurricanes, Tornadoes, Typhoons, Monsoons, Ice Storms, Blizzards, Droughts, Thunder and Lightning Storms, Electrical Storms, etc.
3. Once a topic has been chosen, notify Ms. O
4. Ensure that you have acquired a gmail account.
5. Complete Awareness Article #1.- Find an appropriate awareness article (to find out what is appropriate and proper format see G.10 Science: Format for Awareness Article). Remember; Answers.com, Wikipedia.com, etc. are not valid sources.
- Complete the requirements outlined.
- Post your Article under G.10 Science: Awareness Article #1.
6. Once you have completed Awareness Article 1, begin working on your project.
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