Test Tomorrow

Tomorrow there will be a test about our current unit of geology, paleontology, and studying the earth's history. This is Ch. 15 in the textbook (http://my.hrw.com username: student9490 password: j9m7j) and p. 140-150 in students' notebooks.

As part of our review, students worked on "Chapter Review" sheets which we went over the last 20 minutes of class. However, we did not get a chance to go over the last 5 questions and will discuss them before the test tomorrow. We will also be able to take about 15 minutes for questions and clarifications about the material.

In addition, students received a vocabulary skills sheet to help them prepare for the test. I am not requiring this to be completed, but the answers will be posted on my bulletin board for students to check when they come into class.

Interactive website for radioactive decay and dating.

Click to Run

http://phet.colorado.edu/en/simulation/radioactive-dating-game

Tuesday, April 5 homework.

Tonight's homework is a concept map about Geologic Time. Although the guided reading has much of the information, students may find it useful to look at the on-line book. There is a table where information is much better organized.

http://my.hrw.com

username: student9490 password: j9m7j

OBX trip photos

OBX 2011 NCMS

This is a link to a bunch of the pics that I took of our trip. I haven't really gone through and edited out blurry or poor quality photos, but here they are anyway.

Kitty Hawk--Wright Brothers Memorial

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More from Somerset Place

Cleaning cotton, making brooms, listening to the stories of Somerset Place.

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Cape Hatteras

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