Freshmen Science Gang – Potato Clock
Posted by pshircliff on December 3, 2009
Watch what we figured out how to do.
(link to file just in case)
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Science with The Boys – Potato Clock
Posted by pshircliff on December 3, 2009
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MRSJ science hour
Posted by pshircliff on December 2, 2009
How to run a clock with veggies
link to file just in case
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Happy Camper Science
Posted by pshircliff on December 2, 2009
Things you can do with a potato
link to file just in case
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Science Made Simpler – the potato clock
Posted by pshircliff on December 1, 2009
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Science Made Simple – potato clock
Posted by pshircliff on November 30, 2009
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Plastics Recycling Movie Project
Posted by pshircliff on November 6, 2009
HI gang
Now that you have tried a large group project, what do you think?
(paragraph)
What was wrong/difficult with the project itself?
What was wrong/difficult with how you did the project?
What was wrong/difficult with your group?
(be polite, but honest ; talk about actions/behaviors, not people)
(”I can’t work with Joe. He’s a goof” is not polite and talks about him instead of his performance/contributions.)
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Physical Science "Silly Putty"
Posted by pshircliff on October 14, 2009
Please go to this website, go through parts, then COMMENT below on THREE (3) interesting things you found/discovered/liked…
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Physical Science "Seas of Plastic"
Posted by pshircliff on October 11, 2009
After watching the video
http://www.ted.com/talks/lang/eng/capt_charles_moore_on_the_seas_of_plastic.html
please leave some thoughts, discussion ideas (paragraph??)
When “everyone” has put their thoughts, we will get in groups and copy/paste those comments to http://www.wordle.net/ and discuss what we get.
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