create a grade report. fall semester 2024. Ch. 1 Thinking Like a Scientist Pg. 2-8 % FALSE Vocabulary /5 % E P A N FALSE Notes /15 % E P A N FALSE Check Your Knowledge - Questions #1-8 /20 % E P A N Ch. 2 Scientific Experiments Pg. 11-28 FALSE Vocabulary /5 % E P A N FALSE Notes /15 % E P A N FALSE Check Your Knowledge - Questions #1-9 /20 % E P A N Ch. 3 Lab Reports & Evaluating Results Pg. 31-34 FALSE Vocabulary /5 % E P A N FALSE Notes /15 % E P A N FALSE Check Your Knowledge - Questions #1-7 /20 % E P A N Ch.4 SI Units & Measurements Pg. 37-44 FALSE Vocabulary /5 % E P A N FALSE Notes /15 % E P A N FALSE Check Your Knowledge - Questions #1-10 /20 % E P A N Ch.5 Lab Safety & Scientific Tools Pg. 47-56 FALSE Vocabulary /5 % E P A N FALSE Notes /15 % E P A N FALSE Check Your Knowledge - Questions #1-10 /20 % E P A N Unit 3: MOTION, FORCES, & WORK DATE "ASSIGNMENTS (Expectations: Neat handwriting, complete assignments, full definitions, complete sentences/thoughts, numbered questions, heading.)" "EARNED / TOTAL POINTS (Divide # earned by # of total points)" "GRADE % (Earned/Total Pts.)" "Rate Your Proficiency (E - xpert, P- ractitioner, A - pprentice, N - ovice)" Ch. 9 Motion Pg. 92-96 Goal: FALSE Vocabulary /5 % E P A N FALSE Notes /15 % E P A N FALSE Check Your Knowledge - Questions #1-8 /20 % E P A N Ch. 10 Force & Newton's Laws of Motion Pg. 99-106 Goal: FALSE Vocabulary /5 % E P A N FALSE Notes /15 % E P A N FALSE Check Your Knowledge - Questions #1-8 /20 % E P A N LAB #1: Physical Science: Newton's 3rd Law Goal: FALSE Notes - Discover Newton's 3rd Law Pg. 16-19 /5 E P A N FALSE "Engaging with the Topic Through Questions: Pg. 16 #1-3 " /15 E P A N FALSE "Video: How to write a lab report? Exploring the Topic as a Class: Apply Newton's 3rd Law Experiment Pg. 17-18 (Together/Set expectations: Jenine does the lab report as an example) Explaining the Topic: How was Newton's 3rd Law applied to the previous Experiment? ___ Pg. 19 Questions #1-2 ___ Turn your experiment notes into a lab report with a heading, sub-headings, and charts. Combine your answers to the questions into a short summative paragraph for your report." /20 FALSE "Experimenting with the Topic On Your Own: DIY Exploding Newton Rocket Experiment Pg. 20-21 (Lab Report) How Does Newton's 3rd Law Affect a Bottle Rocket Launch? Conduct the experiment yourself with assistance where needed. Elaborating on the Topic: ___ Pg. 22 Questions #1-5 ___ Turn your experiment notes into a lab report with a heading, sub-headings, and charts. Combine your answers to the questions into a short summative conclusion for your lab report " /20 E P A N Ch. 11 Gravity, Friction, & More Forces in Everyday Life Pg. 109-116 Goal: FALSE Vocabulary /5 E P A N FALSE Notes /15 E P A N FALSE Check Your Knowledge - Questions #1-11 /20 E P A N Unit 4: ENERGY DATE "ASSIGNMENTS (Expectations: Neat handwriting, complete assignments, full definitions, complete sentences/thoughts, numbered questions, heading.)" "EARNED / TOTAL POINTS (Divide # earned by # of total points)" "GRADE % (Earned/Total Pts.)" "Rate Your Proficiency (E - xpert, P- ractitioner, A - pprentice, N - ovice)" Ch. 13 Forms of Energy Pg. 130-134 Goal: FALSE Vocabulary E P A N FALSE Notes E P A N FALSE Check Your Knowledge - Questions #1-8 E P A N LAB #2: Physical Science: Kinetic & Potential Energy Goal: FALSE Notes - Discovering Kinetic & Potential Energy Pg. 24-25 /5 E P A N FALSE "Engaging with the Topic Through Questions: Pg. 24-25 #1-4" /15 E P A N FALSE "Exploring the Topic as a Class: Energy of Motion in Action Pg. 26-27 (Together/Set expectations: Jenine does the lab report as an example) Explaining the Topic: What did you observe? How does it related to Law of Conservation of Energy? ___ Pg. 28 #1-3 ___ Turn your experiment notes into a lab report with a heading, sub-headings, and charts. Combine your answers to the questions into a short summative paragraph for your report." u E P A N FALSE "Experimenting with the Topic On Your Own: Design your Own Rollercoaster Pg. 29-30 (Lab Report) What previously gathered knowledge will you apply to building a roller coaster? Conduct the experiment yourself with assistance where needed. Elaborating on the Topic: ___ Based on your understanding of kinetic & potential energy, explain how they are connected in both a real world example and in your roller coaster design? ___ Turn your experiment notes into a lab report with a heading, sub-headings, and charts. Combine your answers to the questions into a short summative paragraph and conclusion for your lab report." /20 E P A N Ch. 14 Thermal Energy Pg. 137-140 Goal: FALSE Vocabulary E P A N FALSE Notes E P A N FALSE Check Your Knowledge - Questions #1-8 E P A N LAB #3: Physical Science: Energy: Thermodynamics Goal: FALSE Notes: What is Thermodynamics? /5 E P A N FALSE "Engaging with the Topic Through Questions: Pg. 34 #1-3" /15 E P A N FALSE "Exploring the Topic as a Class: Thermodynamics Demonstration Pg. 35-36 (Together/Set expectations: Jenine does the lab report as an example) Explaining the Topic: How does thermodynamics play a part in the ice cube experiment? Explain. ___ Pg. 35-36 #1-4 How does heat transfer between objects of differnt temperatures relate to thermodynamics? ___ Pg. 37 #1-4 ___ Turn your experiment notes into a lab report with a heading, sub-headings, and charts. Combine your answers to the questions into a short summative paragraph for your report." /20 E P A N FALSE "Experimenting with the Topic On Your Own: Pg. 38-39 How is the movement of molecules affected in different temperatures of water? Conduct the experiment yourself with assistance where needed. Elaborating on the Topic: ___ How does the different temperatures of water in you experiment relate to thermodynamics and the transfer of heat? Explain. ___ Turn your experiment notes into a lab report with heading, sub-headings, and charts. Combine your answer to the questions into a short summative paragraph and conclusion for your lab report." /20 E P A N Ch. 15 Light & Sound Waves Pg. 143-156 Goal: FALSE Vocabulary E P A N FALSE Notes E P A N FALSE Check Your Knowledge - Questions #1-10 E P A N LAB #4: Physical Science: Wave Energy in Technology Goal: FALSE Notes: Catch the Wave Pg. 50 /5 E P A N FALSE "Engaging with the Topic Through Questions: Pg. 50 #1-4" E P A N FALSE "Exploring the Topic as a Class: Wave Energy in Technology Pg. 51 ___ What is the process to calculate how waves can travel fast & slow? (Together/Set expectations: Jenine does the lab report as an example) ___ Pg. 52 #1-4 Explaining the Topic: After exploring the relationship between wavelength, wave speed, and wave frequency, explain how these three measurements of waves might look. Choose one way to demonstrate. ___ Pg. 53 #1-4" /16 E P A N FALSE "Experimenting with the Topic On Your Own: Pg. 55 How do sound waves move? How were you able to see sound waves in motion? Conduct the experiment yourself with assistance where needed. Elaborating on the Topic: ___ Review the experiments conducted in this weeks labs. Write a summative paragraph elaborating on your notated observations and connecting them back to the idea of waves. ___ Pg. 56-57 # 1-3A & B ___ Turn your experiment notes into a lab report with heading, sub-headings, and charts. Combine your answer to the questions into a short summative paragraph and conclusion for your lab report." /17 E P A N / Lesson Plan / Learning Corner

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create a grade report. fall semester 2024. Ch. 1 Thinking Like a Scientist Pg. 2-8 % FALSE Vocabulary /5 % E P A N FALSE Notes /15 % E P A N FALSE Check Your Knowledge - Questions #1-8 /20 % E P A N Ch. 2 Scientific Experiments Pg. 11-28 FALSE Vocabulary /5 % E P A N FALSE Notes /15 % E P A N FALSE Check Your Knowledge - Questions #1-9 /20 % E P A N Ch. 3 Lab Reports & Evaluating Results Pg. 31-34 FALSE Vocabulary /5 % E P A N FALSE Notes /15 % E P A N FALSE Check Your Knowledge - Questions #1-7 /20 % E P A N Ch.4 SI Units & Measurements Pg. 37-44 FALSE Vocabulary /5 % E P A N FALSE Notes /15 % E P A N FALSE Check Your Knowledge - Questions #1-10 /20 % E P A N Ch.5 Lab Safety & Scientific Tools Pg. 47-56 FALSE Vocabulary /5 % E P A N FALSE Notes /15 % E P A N FALSE Check Your Knowledge - Questions #1-10 /20 % E P A N Unit 3: MOTION, FORCES, & WORK DATE "ASSIGNMENTS (Expectations: Neat handwriting, complete assignments, full definitions, complete sentences/thoughts, numbered questions, heading.)" "EARNED / TOTAL POINTS (Divide # earned by # of total points)" "GRADE % (Earned/Total Pts.)" "Rate Your Proficiency (E - xpert, P- ractitioner, A - pprentice, N - ovice)" Ch. 9 Motion Pg. 92-96 Goal: FALSE Vocabulary /5 % E P A N FALSE Notes /15 % E P A N FALSE Check Your Knowledge - Questions #1-8 /20 % E P A N Ch. 10 Force & Newton's Laws of Motion Pg. 99-106 Goal: FALSE Vocabulary /5 % E P A N FALSE Notes /15 % E P A N FALSE Check Your Knowledge - Questions #1-8 /20 % E P A N LAB #1: Physical Science: Newton's 3rd Law Goal: FALSE Notes - Discover Newton's 3rd Law Pg. 16-19 /5 E P A N FALSE "Engaging with the Topic Through Questions: Pg. 16 #1-3 " /15 E P A N FALSE "Video: How to write a lab report? Exploring the Topic as a Class: Apply Newton's 3rd Law Experiment Pg. 17-18 (Together/Set expectations: Jenine does the lab report as an example) Explaining the Topic: How was Newton's 3rd Law applied to the previous Experiment? ___ Pg. 19 Questions #1-2 ___ Turn your experiment notes into a lab report with a heading, sub-headings, and charts. Combine your answers to the questions into a short summative paragraph for your report." /20 FALSE "Experimenting with the Topic On Your Own: DIY Exploding Newton Rocket Experiment Pg. 20-21 (Lab Report) How Does Newton's 3rd Law Affect a Bottle Rocket Launch? Conduct the experiment yourself with assistance where needed. Elaborating on the Topic: ___ Pg. 22 Questions #1-5 ___ Turn your experiment notes into a lab report with a heading, sub-headings, and charts. Combine your answers to the questions into a short summative conclusion for your lab report " /20 E P A N Ch. 11 Gravity, Friction, & More Forces in Everyday Life Pg. 109-116 Goal: FALSE Vocabulary /5 E P A N FALSE Notes /15 E P A N FALSE Check Your Knowledge - Questions #1-11 /20 E P A N Unit 4: ENERGY DATE "ASSIGNMENTS (Expectations: Neat handwriting, complete assignments, full definitions, complete sentences/thoughts, numbered questions, heading.)" "EARNED / TOTAL POINTS (Divide # earned by # of total points)" "GRADE % (Earned/Total Pts.)" "Rate Your Proficiency (E - xpert, P- ractitioner, A - pprentice, N - ovice)" Ch. 13 Forms of Energy Pg. 130-134 Goal: FALSE Vocabulary E P A N FALSE Notes E P A N FALSE Check Your Knowledge - Questions #1-8 E P A N LAB #2: Physical Science: Kinetic & Potential Energy Goal: FALSE Notes - Discovering Kinetic & Potential Energy Pg. 24-25 /5 E P A N FALSE "Engaging with the Topic Through Questions: Pg. 24-25 #1-4" /15 E P A N FALSE "Exploring the Topic as a Class: Energy of Motion in Action Pg. 26-27 (Together/Set expectations: Jenine does the lab report as an example) Explaining the Topic: What did you observe? How does it related to Law of Conservation of Energy? ___ Pg. 28 #1-3 ___ Turn your experiment notes into a lab report with a heading, sub-headings, and charts. Combine your answers to the questions into a short summative paragraph for your report." u E P A N FALSE "Experimenting with the Topic On Your Own: Design your Own Rollercoaster Pg. 29-30 (Lab Report) What previously gathered knowledge will you apply to building a roller coaster? Conduct the experiment yourself with assistance where needed. Elaborating on the Topic: ___ Based on your understanding of kinetic & potential energy, explain how they are connected in both a real world example and in your roller coaster design? ___ Turn your experiment notes into a lab report with a heading, sub-headings, and charts. Combine your answers to the questions into a short summative paragraph and conclusion for your lab report." /20 E P A N Ch. 14 Thermal Energy Pg. 137-140 Goal: FALSE Vocabulary E P A N FALSE Notes E P A N FALSE Check Your Knowledge - Questions #1-8 E P A N LAB #3: Physical Science: Energy: Thermodynamics Goal: FALSE Notes: What is Thermodynamics? /5 E P A N FALSE "Engaging with the Topic Through Questions: Pg. 34 #1-3" /15 E P A N FALSE "Exploring the Topic as a Class: Thermodynamics Demonstration Pg. 35-36 (Together/Set expectations: Jenine does the lab report as an example) Explaining the Topic: How does thermodynamics play a part in the ice cube experiment? Explain. ___ Pg. 35-36 #1-4 How does heat transfer between objects of differnt temperatures relate to thermodynamics? ___ Pg. 37 #1-4 ___ Turn your experiment notes into a lab report with a heading, sub-headings, and charts. Combine your answers to the questions into a short summative paragraph for your report." /20 E P A N FALSE "Experimenting with the Topic On Your Own: Pg. 38-39 How is the movement of molecules affected in different temperatures of water? Conduct the experiment yourself with assistance where needed. Elaborating on the Topic: ___ How does the different temperatures of water in you experiment relate to thermodynamics and the transfer of heat? Explain. ___ Turn your experiment notes into a lab report with heading, sub-headings, and charts. Combine your answer to the questions into a short summative paragraph and conclusion for your lab report." /20 E P A N Ch. 15 Light & Sound Waves Pg. 143-156 Goal: FALSE Vocabulary E P A N FALSE Notes E P A N FALSE Check Your Knowledge - Questions #1-10 E P A N LAB #4: Physical Science: Wave Energy in Technology Goal: FALSE Notes: Catch the Wave Pg. 50 /5 E P A N FALSE "Engaging with the Topic Through Questions: Pg. 50 #1-4" E P A N FALSE "Exploring the Topic as a Class: Wave Energy in Technology Pg. 51 ___ What is the process to calculate how waves can travel fast & slow? (Together/Set expectations: Jenine does the lab report as an example) ___ Pg. 52 #1-4 Explaining the Topic: After exploring the relationship between wavelength, wave speed, and wave frequency, explain how these three measurements of waves might look. Choose one way to demonstrate. ___ Pg. 53 #1-4" /16 E P A N FALSE "Experimenting with the Topic On Your Own: Pg. 55 How do sound waves move? How were you able to see sound waves in motion? Conduct the experiment yourself with assistance where needed. Elaborating on the Topic: ___ Review the experiments conducted in this weeks labs. Write a summative paragraph elaborating on your notated observations and connecting them back to the idea of waves. ___ Pg. 56-57 # 1-3A & B ___ Turn your experiment notes into a lab report with heading, sub-headings, and charts. Combine your answer to the questions into a short summative paragraph and conclusion for your lab report." /17 E P A N

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Objective

By the end of this lesson, the student will be able to create a comprehensive grade report for the fall semester of 2024, demonstrating an understanding of scientific concepts, vocabulary, and lab reports across various chapters in their curriculum. This will enhance their ability to self-assess their learning progress and identify areas for improvement.

Materials and Prep

Notebook or binder for organizing notes and assignments
Pens and pencils for writing
Access to previous assignments and lab reports
Calculator for calculating percentages and averages
Printed template of the grade report format (as outlined in the lesson)
Quiet workspace for focused study and reflection

Activities

Review and Reflect: Begin by reviewing all assignments completed throughout the semester. The student should take notes on their understanding of each chapter, focusing on key concepts and vocabulary. This will help them prepare for creating their grade report.
Grade Calculation: Using the assignments listed, the student will calculate the percentage earned for each assignment by dividing the points earned by the total points possible. They can then use these percentages to determine their overall grade for each chapter.
Self-Assessment: After calculating grades, the student will rate their proficiency in each chapter using the scale provided (E, P, A, N). They should write a brief reflection on why they rated themselves as they did and what they can do to improve.
Create the Grade Report: Using the information gathered, the student will format their grade report. They should include sections for each chapter, listing the assignments, points earned, total points, grade percentage, and self-assessment. Encourage creativity in presentation!

Talking Points

"It's important to reflect on what you've learned throughout the semester. What concepts stood out to you?"
"Calculating your grades helps you understand where you excelled and where you might need more practice."
"Self-assessment is a valuable tool. It encourages you to take ownership of your learning journey."
"Creating a visually appealing grade report can make it more engaging and easier to read. Think about how you can present your information clearly."

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