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: TBD   Alt. School Director/Accel. Program Director: Ed Brogdon    Guidance: Faye Gamble

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06/24/2008 
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Book Project - Mrs. Powell

Name______________________________ AR Points I Earned______AR Score_____

 

Book Title:_________________________ Author:                            #of pages______

Identify the setting(s) of the Novel:                                          

 

 

 

 

 

Name and describe each of the main characters:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

PLOT STRUCTURE:

Identify the conflict in the story.

 

 

 

List 3 main events in the novel:

1.

 

 

2.

 

 

3. 

 

 

 

Identify the climax.

 

 

Identify the resolution.

 

 

This project may be turned in with the AR slip attached anytime between now and March 17, 2008.  This gives you 2 weeks from today to complete this assignment.  Unless you have a doctor’s note, late assignments will not be accepted.  You need to get this in by the deadline. 

 

Science Fair 2008 timeline

   

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Homework Assignment #3 – Famous Scientist Wanted Poster Project

You will need a SMALL (the size of this paper) poster to include the following information using a marker so we can see it well…

 

1.     …a mug shot (we need to know what your scientist looks like)

2.     …a sentence telling why they are wanted (what made them famous)

3.      …First, Middle and Last name of your scientist

4.      …Birth Date and Year of Death (or age if they are still alive)

5.      …What country they were born in – and where they did their work

6.     …a Fact that you found interesting OR a quote by that person

 

7.     …On the back of your poster, in your own words, write about what they are famous for, and why we can find them in books, magazines, or on the Internet

8.     …Write your name on the bottom right corner

9.    


 In three weeks, you will orally communicate who your scientist is and why they are wanted, in three to five minutes.

 

 

*A reminder – home projects are 10% of your science grade each nine weeks.  This paper is worth five additional points.

 

10.  The due date for this homework assignment is December 6 , 2007.

Rubric for your Wanted Poster

                                                                                                 Possible Total

1.  Poster with information on the back    ……..   30 points      _____                                                  

2. Oral presentation                                    ……..    20 points      _____

3. Mug shot                                                  ………   10 points      _____

4. Name and dates                                      ...……   10 points      _____

5. Country or countries                              ………   10 points      _____

6.  Fact or quote                                          ………   10 points      _____

7.  Neatness                                                  ……..   10 points      _____

                                                             

                                                                                  100 points    _____ SCORE

 

 

 


Homework Assignment #2 – a Collection of Weather Data

You will need to create a weather journal (NOT A POSTER) where you …

1.       …design a data table to collect and display weather data for two weeks including the weekends starting today (September 10, 2007).

2.       …specifically identify clouds by observing them daily and describing what they look like (puffy - cumulus, stretched out - stratus, wispy - cirrus).

3.      …specifically record temperature, relative humidity, air pressure, wind speed from the weather report on television or weather.com on-line.

4.      …begin to use your observations to make predictions about the next day’s weather and then record your success (tally the times you were right and the times you were wrong and record as a fraction with the right predictions over the total)

5.      … In two weeks, you will orally communicate, in three to five minutes,…

 

1.       …a summary of your weather journal and what you learned as you observed.

2.       …your inferences about your weather observations

3.      …your success rate (as a percentage) in predicting future weather and what skills you used to predict

 *A reminder – home projects are 10% of your science grade each nine weeks.

 The due date for this homework assignment is Tuesday, September 25, 2007.

Rubric for your weather journal

                                                                                                Possible       Total

1.  your weather journal       ……………………   40 points      ___                 

2. oral presentation               ……………………   20 points      _____

3. clouds identified daily       …………………….   10 points      _____

4. weather data collected daily       ……………   10 points      _____

5. predictions and success rate       …………....  10 points      _____

6. neatness                            …………………….   10 points      _____

            Your grade                                         100 points    _____ points

                                 

Mrs. Powell's Memory Bag Project

6TH GRADE - MEMORY BAG PROJECT

 DUE DATE  - SEPTEMBER 11 – 13,  2007 --- POINTS WILL BE DEDUCTED FOR ANY PROJECTS THAT ARE TURNED IN AFTER THE 13TH.  NO PROJECTS WILL BE ACCEPTED AFTER SEPTEMBER 18TH.  (YOU WILL BEGIN PRESENTING YOUR PROJECTS ON FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14TH.)

 AS A FOLLOW UP TO OUR READING OF MEMOIRS AND BOOKS ABOUT SPECIAL MEMORIES, YOU WILL BE CREATING MEMORY BAGS.

 EACH STUDENT WILL BE GIVEN A BAG.

 STEP 1 – DECORATE THE OUTSIDE OF YOUR BAG. MAKE SURE YOUR NAME IS PRINTED SOMEWHERE ON THE OUTSIDE WHERE IT CAN BE EASILY IDENTIFIED. 

 STEP 2 – PLACE (5) SPECIAL MEMORY ITEMS IN YOUR BAG.  THESE 5 ITEMS WILL REPRESENT:

  1)      SOMETHING FROM A LONG TIME AGO

 2)      SOMETHING THAT MAKES YOU SAD

 3)      SOMETHING AS PRECIOUS AS GOLD

 4)      SOMETHING THAT MAKES YOU LAUGH

 5)      SOMETHING THAT MAKES YOU FEEL WARM

 AS YOU PUT YOUR BAG TOGETHER, THINK ABOUT THE BOOKS WE HAVE BEEN SHARING IN CLASS AND MY MEMORY BAG THAT I PRESENTED IN CLASS. 

 ON THE ATTACHED SHEET, WRITE 2 TO 5 SENTENCES ABOUT EACH ITEM INCLUDED IN YOUR BAG TO INDICATE WHERE THE ITEM CAME FROM AND WHY YOU INCLUDED IT IN YOUR BAG. 

 HAVE FUN AND TRY HARD TO THINK OF SPECIAL MEMORIES THAT YOU HAVE. 

 

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