Monday, September 28, 2009

September 28- Oct 2, 2009

Monday:
Metric Conversion Practice Sheet
Due Tuesday

Tuesday:
1/2 day of school
Correct and go over Homework

Wednesday:

Language of Science Quiz
Metric Conversion Practice

Thursday:
Practice reading graduated cylinders and thermometers in class
Correct HW from Wednesday
Practice measureing Length in class

Friday:
Volume Lab

Extra Credit:
Metrics can be a lot of fun, but a little confusing at the same time. What is the muddiest point (hardest thing) to understand so far?

18 comments:

Anonymous said...

i think the hardest thing about that would be deciding either to move left oe right. Another hard thing is figuring out whitch one grader and whitch the mouth is eating.
Delaney Schmidt
period-8

Anonymous said...

hi ms. johnston what are we doing tomorrow.
kyhler thomson
period-8

Anonymous said...

the hardest part for me is deciding to move left or right because sometimes you move it the wrong way and get the wrong answer.
Amanda O.
Perion-2

Anonymous said...

the hardest part for me is decideing witch way to move the decimal and remenbering that only the liter has an uper case and not the reast also trying to make the "k" look like a lower case ;]
rosalba solorio
period 6

Anonymous said...

the hardest part in metrics for me is remembering what is bigger a decameter or a centimeter, a kilometer or a meter, and things like that.

Kassi S
period 6

Anonymous said...

NOthing is hard. I go it down.

Liam 1st period

Anonymous said...

the hardest part for me to remember is to go into a decimal number when moving in that certain direction.
Tyler Hull
Period 6

Anonymous said...

i think the hardest part of this stuff is which way to move the decimal because i got a couple of problems wrong because of that.

chandler h
period 4

Anonymous said...

I don't think anything is really hard right now, but the one thing I have messed up on is making the number bigger or smaller.

Haley W. Period 2

Anonymous said...

Terms are kind of confusing.mason carle 4p.

Anonymous said...

For me, the whole thing is hard to understand. I don't really get any of it.
McKenzie Opitz

D@N! said...

hey mrs.johnston its dani and how are you doing???

Anonymous said...

extra credit:
the hardest thing about metrics for me is converting metrics!
chloe
period 6

Anonymous said...

the hardest thing for me is x and dividing decimals


Bobby McElvain
2 period

Anonymous said...

The hardest part for me was the prefixes and trying to decide to move left or right.

John L.
period 6

Anonymous said...

i think the hardest thing about it is figuring out how many places to move. for instance; if i take a dm and a mm it would be hard to figure out which way to move.

Anonymous said...

knowing to go left or right, we should make our own chart thing to put in our planner, binder, or folder.
MyKenzie Skinner
period 2

Anonymous said...

the hardest part is moving the decimal.
ryanparker