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Today's Lateral Thinking question:
During World War II, several British naval spies on the lookout for enemy ships and activities, posed as Canadian lobster fishermen. They had large numbers of plastic, orange colored lobsters made for their covert operations. These lobsters came in various sizes with all the authentic markings. At night, the spies loaded the lobsters into traps and threw them overboard. At daybreak, they would hoist the traps aboard ship. The locals spotted them as fraudulent fishermen from quite a distance. How were they so easily detected?Now Playing During Lunch
Today's Class:
Today, students will go to their new semester two classes. That means none of my students will change, but their schedules may. Carefully review your schedule. In every period today we have a school wide review of the rules, responsibilities, and expectations. If you missed today, you will be responsible for the information contained in these power points. You can view them here:
During 5th and 6th period I have a collaborative in service I must attend.
Today's homework:
Unit Vocabulary Define the following terms and then in sentence form describe one real life example of how the word applies (scientific point of view) You can use your desktop Sciencesaurus to do these in class. Due Thursday and Friday.
speed, velocity, positive acceleration, negative acceleration, inertia, momentum, contact forces (friction), non-contact forces (gravity, electrical and magnetic)
balanced forces, unbalanced forces, net forces, Law of Universal Gravitation, mass, weight.
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Honors Physical Science: Honors curriculum map. We are currently covering pages 11-14Physical Science: Regularr Ed Physical Science. We are currently covering pages 13-15
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