Each Friday, I will post the tentative plans for the upcoming week here, in this blog section. Please know that these plans are "optimistic", meaning that I plan for a little more than I anticipate that we be able to accomplish. It is very important to respond to students' needs so if I find that more time is needed for an activity or if re-teaching would be helpful before a test or quiz, I may "bump" things back a day in the plans. This means that if you check the list on Monday, the activity that was scheduled for Friday might not actually happen on Friday. I will do my very best to keep the list updated in a timely fashion so that students and parents will have an accurate reference throughout the week.
Monday, September 11: 1. Complete the Fizz Inflator Knowledge Probe (jigsaw sharing of articles) 2. Determine your testable question 3. Complete the following sections in your Fizz Inflator packet
Tuesday, September 12: 1. Data Collection Wednesday, September 13 (shortened class periods - early release day): 1. Complete Data Collection as needed 2. Data Analysis *HW = Finish Data Analysis Section if you don't complete it in class. Thursday, September 14: 1. Data Analysis Lesson (slideshow) 2. Review and Revise your Data Analysis Section based on the lesson Friday, September 15: 1. Complete Fizz Inflator Lab (and turn in) *HW = Finish Fizz Inflator Lab packet if you don't get it done in class.
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