| Classroom Expectations | School Expectations | Seasons, Moon Phases, and Eclipses | Scale | All things gravity, mass, and forces |
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What is Raise your hand and wait to be called on.
If you wish to talk in class, you must do this before speaking.
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What is Long or short sleeved collared shirts, ZMS hoodies, plain jeans-solid colored pants, shoes with ties and backs, drawstring bags,
List an item of clothing acceptable to wear based on the school's dress code.
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What is Earth's tilt on it's axis. Tilted away from the sun, titled towards the sun.
Name the reason for the seasons and give its position during Winter and Summer
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What is a scale model
A model that is developed so that each component is proportioned based on the actual size.
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What is the Sun
Which object in the solar system has the greatest mass and provides the greatest force to keep all objects within the solar system in orbit?
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What is 0, notebook and folder, warm-up.
Fill in the blanks: "Enter class at a voice level ___, get out __________ and __________, sit down and begin working on your ____________.
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What is I am strong in character, community, and academics. Be a part of the PACK!
Zoneton's Mission Statement (with gestures)
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What is waxing and waning.
These terms are opposites of each other. One means to grow and the other to fade
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What is gravitational pull.
Complet the sentence "The bigger your mass, the bigger your ...
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What is gravity
The name of the force that keeps the planets in orbit around the sun?
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What is yourself, others, and the materials of this classroom.
Our class applies respect to three things, name 2 of them.
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What is voice level 1, walk on the right side, no running,
Give an expectation for hallways
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What is New, Waxing crescent, first quarter, waxing gibbous, full, waning gibbous, third quarter, waning crescent
Name the 8 phases of the moon
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What is Sun-Basketball, Earth-tennis ball, Marble-moon
Using a tennis ball, basketball, and a marble, Correctly identify which can be used for the Earth, The Sun, and the Moon.
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What is Gravity keeps you on planet earth, holds the planets in their orbits, holds moons in orbits, keeps the orbit shape,
Give examples in space of Gravity
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What is Voice level 0, 1, 2
Correctly give the voice levels for the following activities: Warm-ups, Partner, Group
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What is Pride, Accountable, Citizenship, and Kindness
Correctly identify the words in PACK
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What is "behind," "Earth," "Full Moon"
Fill in the blanks: During a lunar eclipse the moon is positioned _________ the ______. The moon phase during this eclipse is a ___________.
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What is Distance, time, and size
Models help us visualize these three scales
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What is Sun, Earth, and Moon
Order from largest mass to smallest mass the objects in the SEM system
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What is Gets and puts away all materials in towers, Leader of the group-fills in as absent jobs, writes down the groups discussions and is the spearker, keeps the group on task.
Give a brief description of each of the group jobs: Materials manager, Team player, Scribe/moderator, Facilitator.
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What is No disrespect of people or property.
No fighting or acts of aggression. No offensive language, profanity, or vulgarity. No smoking or possession of tobacco products or lighters, or drugs/drug paraphernalia No running or horseplay. No public displays of affection. No disruption of class and the education process.
List some common rules every student must compley with on school grounds.
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What is "between," "Sun," "Earth," and "New Moon"
Fill in the blanks: During a solar eclipse the moon is positioned _________ the ______ and _______. The moon phase during this eclipse is a ___________.
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What is action figures, video games, pictures, videos,
Give an example of other non-space models
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What is There is a greater gravitational force between Jupiter and the Sun than between Saturn and the Sun.
A student researches Jupiter and Saturn and records the following information:
• Jupiter is about half the distance to the Sun that Saturn is. • Jupiter is about three times more massive than Saturn. Based on this information, which of the following can be concluded about the gravitational forces between these planets and the Sun? |
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