Essential Question:

• What are the other alternatives to fossil fuels?

Objective:

• To start the Energy Source data game
  

Agenda:

• Warm-up: BEST COUPLE
  • Now that you have gotten out there and met some of the other energy sources, which two energy sources would make the best couple in Maine and why?
• Energy source speed data-ing

Homework:

Complete any missing work grades close Thursday, 6/12

Essential Question:

• What are the other alternatives to fossil fuels?

Objective:

• To start the Energy Source data game
  

Agenda:

• Warm-up: LOOKING BACK #4
  • What are some differences between protons and electrons?
• Set up for spreading the info to peers
  • everyone in group has all the info
  • everyone in group understands all the info
  • copies of notetakers
    
  • everyone in group has a nametag
• Energy source speed data-ing

Homework:

Complete any missing work

Essential Question:

• What are alternatives to fossil fuels?

Objective:

• To have complete notetakers for your own energy sources
• To start the Energy Source data game
  

Agenda:

• Warm-up: LOOKING BACK #3
  • What’s the difference between weight and mass?
• Set up for spreading the info to peers
  • everyone in group has all the info
  • everyone in group understands all the info
  • copies of notetakers
    
  • everyone in group has a nametag
• Try out the Carbon Footprint Calculator: LINK
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Homework:

Complete any missing work

Essential Question:

• What are alternatives to fossil fuels?

Objective:

• To watch all the energy source movies
  

Agenda:

• Warm-up: LOOKING BACK #2
  • What are the units of measurement (name and abbreviation) for :
    • MASS
    • LENGTH
    • VOLUME
    • TIME
    • DENSITY
    • and bonus: BRIGHTNESS
      
• Turn in any last minute parts of the 3-D model presentation
• Finish watching videos
• Peer evaluate using template
• Set up for spreading the info to peers
  • everyone in group has all the info
  • everyone in group understands all the info
  • everyone in group has a nametag
• Try out the Carbon Footprint Calculator: LINK

Homework:

Complete any missing work

Essential Question:

• What are alternatives to fossil fuels?

Objective:

• To watch all the energy source movies
  

Agenda:

• Warm-up: LOOKING BACK #1
  
  • Ahnold regularly lifts 30,450grams during his workout.  After reading how much Pat can lift, Ahnold has decided to test if he could lift more weights using a nuclear powered suit.
    • What would his hypothesis be?
    • What is the independent variable?
    • What is the dependent variable?
    • What might be some constants Ahnold should have?
• Turn in any last minute parts of the 3-D model presentation
• Watch videos
• Peer evaluate using template
• Maybe reward’s show?????

Homework:

Complete any missing work