You Will Need:1.Pencil, Colored Pencils 2.Tools of the Trade (3 sheets-5

sides-bookshelf- Please Staple 3.Log #1- Update online4.Cornell Notes Parts 1&2 – Due

Now 5.Orientation Guide – Due

Tomorrow

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Check Off

Date Given

Date Due Name of Assignment Possible Pts.

Earned Pts.

1/22 8/23 Help Me Get to Know You

50

1/22 1/25 Signed Brochure 35

1/22 1/30 E-Mail Me 40

1/24 1/28 Mission Possible 185/20

1/28 1/31 Orientation Guide 35

1/29 1/30 Cornell Notes + Abbreviations

60

1/30 1/31 Tools of the Trade

120/10

1) Note taking will help you do what?2) The specific format required in

science for note taking is?3) Name one abbreviation technique for

note taking.4) What are the 5 sections on a Cornell

Notes worksheet?5) What does the “A” in SLANT stand

for?6) What can you do from “SLANT” to put

your teacher in a good mood?

Celsius Thermometer

0 degrees C = Freezing

26 degrees C = Room Temp

100 degrees C = Boiling

Used to Measure TEMPERATUREUnit of Measure = Centigrade; Celsius

Graduated Cylinder

•Used to Measure VOLUME•Unit of Measure = MILLILITERS, LITERS

Meniscus

Triple Beam Balance

• Used to Measure MASS• Unit of Measure = GRAM

Beaker

•Used to Measure VOLUME•Unit of Measure = MILLILITERS, LITERS

Bunsen Burner

•Used to Measure: Does Not Apply•Unit of Measure = Does Not Apply

Meter Stick

•Used to Measure DISTANCE•Unit of Measure = CENTIMETERS, METERS

Flask

• Used to Measure VOLUME• Unit of Measure = MILLILITERS, LITERS

Front side of document:

-Illustrations need to be colored

Back side of document:

-Match tool with job.

-Use tool only once.

-Tools do not need to be colored

Measuring Liquid Volume1. Measure ACCURATLY2. Read the BOTTOM of the

meniscus3. Remember your unit label

The Triple Beam Balance 1. Show addition problem 2. Line up your place values 3. Remember your unit label

Homework:1)E-mail – Due by 7:00 today2)Cornell Notes Was due today3)Tools of the Trade -Due Tomorrow- end of period4)Orientation Guide – Due Tomorrow5)You will need your Interactive Reader on Friday!