Visit the following site for science "experiment" ideas. The projects are leveled by difficulty. Level 1 being the "easiest".
http://www.indianchild.com/science_fair_project_ideas.htm
Remember you can choose anything for your project that you question - but it has to be an experiment. An experiment is something you can test NOT a demonstration of how something works.
Visit Science Buddies and get help through the Science Fair Process http://www.sciencebuddies.org/mentoring/project_scientific_method.shtml
OR
http://www.ipl.org/youth/projectguide/
Create GRAPHS http://nces.ed.gov/nceskids/CreateAGraph/default.aspx
http://nces.ed.gov/nceskids/CreateAGraph/default.aspx
Wednesday, August 27, 2008
Tuesday, August 26, 2008
HOW TO CORRECT A QUIZ
The following steps need to be followed in order for any D or F paper to receive a passing grade of a 70 C:
- Use a clean sheet of notebook paper with your proper heading (name, date, subject)
- Please do not change any wrong answers on your paper
- Write the number of the problem you are revising and then your correct answer
- In math SHOW YOUR WORK
- When correcting a word problem or a reading assignment give a reason WHY your answer is correct (P.T.A.) - Students will be shown these techniques in class
- Have a parent/guardian sign their paper
- Attach your original assessment
Thursday, August 14, 2008
EMAIL ME
If you have any questions or concerns, please email me for a response within 24 hours. woodj@duvalschools.org
Math Homework
For FUN and help visit:
http://www.internet4classrooms.com/skills_5th_original.htm
Rules for Completing Homework
1. Always use pencil.
2. Always write the answer in complete sentences (unless specifically instructed to write only the answers).
3. In Math, ALWAYS SHOW YOUR WORK!
4. Don’t freak out! Look for examples in your Math folder. Do what you can and then ask questions for clarification the next day in class.
5. When homework is complete put it immediately in your homework folder so it is not forgotten at home.
In class, when we go over homework, students will
1. Ask questions
2. Write correct answers in pen
Visit this animated an online math dictionary for extra help.- http://www.amathsdictionaryforkids.com/
http://www.internet4classrooms.com/skills_5th_original.htm
Rules for Completing Homework
1. Always use pencil.
2. Always write the answer in complete sentences (unless specifically instructed to write only the answers).
3. In Math, ALWAYS SHOW YOUR WORK!
4. Don’t freak out! Look for examples in your Math folder. Do what you can and then ask questions for clarification the next day in class.
5. When homework is complete put it immediately in your homework folder so it is not forgotten at home.
In class, when we go over homework, students will
1. Ask questions
2. Write correct answers in pen
Visit this animated an online math dictionary for extra help.- http://www.amathsdictionaryforkids.com/
Essential 20
ESSENTIAL 20
The following class rules were adopted and condenesed from the New York Times Bestseller
The Essential 55 by Ron Clark.
1. Follow directions the first time they are given.
2. Respond to adults with YES MAM, YES SIR.
3. Be polite, supportive and respectful of others.
4. Do not insult the GIFT or the GIVER.
5. Do not show disrespect with gestures (rolling eyes or smacking lips).
6. No matter the circumstances, always be honest.
7. Always say thank you when given something (3 second rule)
8. Cover your mouth when you sneeze or cough.
9. Follow along when we read together in class.
10. Do not ask for a reward.
11. Be as organized as possible. Bring textbooks, homework and agendas daily to class.
12. When a substitute teacher is present all classroom rules still apply.
13. Do not stare at a student who is being reprimanded.
14. If someone drops something and you are close to it, pick it up.
15. Hold the door for people rather than letting it close on them.
16. When walking in line, face forward and keep your arms at your side and move quietly.
17. Never cut in line.
18. Make eye contact when speaking.
19. If anyone is bullying you, let me know.
20. Learn from your mistakes and move on.
Mrs. Highsmith and I encourage you to follow the same rules at home.
The following class rules were adopted and condenesed from the New York Times Bestseller
The Essential 55 by Ron Clark.
1. Follow directions the first time they are given.
2. Respond to adults with YES MAM, YES SIR.
3. Be polite, supportive and respectful of others.
4. Do not insult the GIFT or the GIVER.
5. Do not show disrespect with gestures (rolling eyes or smacking lips).
6. No matter the circumstances, always be honest.
7. Always say thank you when given something (3 second rule)
8. Cover your mouth when you sneeze or cough.
9. Follow along when we read together in class.
10. Do not ask for a reward.
11. Be as organized as possible. Bring textbooks, homework and agendas daily to class.
12. When a substitute teacher is present all classroom rules still apply.
13. Do not stare at a student who is being reprimanded.
14. If someone drops something and you are close to it, pick it up.
15. Hold the door for people rather than letting it close on them.
16. When walking in line, face forward and keep your arms at your side and move quietly.
17. Never cut in line.
18. Make eye contact when speaking.
19. If anyone is bullying you, let me know.
20. Learn from your mistakes and move on.
Mrs. Highsmith and I encourage you to follow the same rules at home.
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