August 26

Lesson Plans: August 26th – 30th

Monday – Group Jam on IXL going over scientific inquiry:

  1. Ask a question.
  2. Do background research.
  3. Construct a hypothesis.
  4. Test with an experiment.
  5. Analyze data and draw conclusions.
  6. Communicate results.

Tuesday – Review laboratory equipment and lab safety.

Wednesday & Thursday – Students will begin learning about the metric system and choosing the best metric unit for measuring distance, mass, and volume.

Friday – Students will investigate how solutions to problems are designed and evaluated using engineering practices.

 

August 18

Leson Plans: August 19th – 23rd

Monday – We will finish going over our Get to Know You assignment from last week, and then begin organizing our class binder.

Tuesday – Lab Safety Discussion and Agreement

Wednesday – We will begin looking at our online textbook, McGraw-Hill Education, and how to navigate throughout the different lessons we will be covering.

Thursday & Friday – Chapter SEP: Scientific and Engineering Practices Lesson 1: Students will investigate how evidence-based explanations are developed using scientific practices and recurring themes and concepts of science. More specifically, how these practices help scientists from all branches to explain natural phenomena and develop evidence-based explanations using data and models.

An erupting volcano. Ash is the air, and lava flows down its side. There is a bolt of lightning in the ash and smoke.

August 13

WELCOME

My name is Coach Bohn.  I am the sixth grade Science teacher and 7th grade girl’s Athletics coach.  This will be my 10th year of teaching at White Oak Middle School, and I am very excited for this upcoming group of 6th graders.

We will be starting off the school year by going over the class rules & expectations.   Also, we will be looking at lab rules & safety procedures.

This year we will be using a new curriculum from McGraw Hill Education. You can access this through your Classlink page on your chromebooks.  Also, you will have a student workbook to go along with it. However, the shipment was delayed and should be here next week.

Please subscribe to this blog by typing the email address on the right side of this page.  I will be updating this weekly to inform everyone of the upcoming week’s lesson plans and assignments. Thank you.

Coach Bohn