TERRIFIC TUESDAY!

Agendas
6ers
1. Spark converting Celsius to Fahrenheit and vice versa

1. density- how much something of a set volume weighs
   1. volume: amount of space something takes

2. mass – the amount of matter in an object (different than weight) – grams, kilograms
   1. matter – physical substance that occupies the space,
3. consecutive – back to back, following without interruption, one after another
4. interval – distance/amount between points
5. Celsius – temperature scale named after swedish astronomer (1701-1744), freezing point of water is 0 (32F), and boiling point is 100(232F).
6. TEAM – FLIP TO YOUR NOTES SECTION NOW

Date: 9.28.10

Conversion of temperatures:

1. Celsius to Fahrenheit

(Celsius x 2) + 32 = F (Ballpark)

C X 9 /5 + 32

2. F → C

(F/2) – 32 = C (ballpark)

(F – 32) X 5 / 9 = C

2. Spongebob activity - determining independent and dependent variable

  Remember ! Independent variable is what you are in control of - what do you want to test?

Dependent variable DEPENDS on the independent variable.  It is the result you are testing or looking for.

7ers

1. Finish and exchange information for the Jumping Jack Lab - tomorrow we are going to graph our results!

2. Set up Terraqua bottles, tomorrow De'Eric please remind me to take pictures of them and post on the blog!

Tomorrow is tutorial! Come to the cafeteria!  See you then!

Cheers!

Ms. T