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ü In 6th and 8th grade, each chapter is read and discussed. Our procedure includes note taking, worksheets, study guides, and chapter reviews. These help students prepare for chapter tests. Lab activities are an important part of all students’ scientific experiences. ü In 8th grade, the topic is explored through experimentation when possible, those in red below. Our procedure includes note prediction, experimentation, observation, and discussion. These activities help students prepare for topic tests. |
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1. Earth & Sky 2. Light & Vision 3. Sound & Hearing 4. Describing the Physical World 5. Matter in Solution 6. Acids, Bases & Salts 7. Describing the Living World 8. Viruses & Simple Organisms 9. Animal Life 10. Plant Life 11. Ecology 12. Motion 13. Motion Near Earth 14. Moving Water 15. Shaping the Land 16. Changing Ecosystems 17. Waves 18. Earthquakes & Volcanoes 19. Earth-Moon System |
1. Electricity 2. Magnetism 3. Electromagnetic Waves 4. Structure of the Atom 5. The Periodic Table 6. Combining Atoms 7. Molecules in Motion 8. Weather 9. Ocean Water & Life 10. Organic Chemistry 11. Fueling the Body 12. Blood: Transport & Protection 13. Reproduction 14. Heredity 15. Moving Continents 16. Geologic Time 17. Evolution of Life 18. Fission & Fusion 19. The Solar System 20. Stars & Galaxies |
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Our Science Fair was a big success. Held in February, the students demonstrated their skills In very creative ways. Who will win the 2010 Science Fair? We expect great results from eighth grade, but sixth and seventh grade students do their best to outdo the eighth grade. |
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