Science

Welcome to Evergreen Science! Daily work will be posted here:

8/15 - First Day of School! Introduction to science, getting 
to know eachother and data gathering activity.
8/16 - Sign out science and math textbooks (Leave them at 
home!)
8/17 - STAR Reading assessment, introduction to A/R at E6. 

Week of 8/20-24

8/20: A/R Goal, chart and information glued in planner, Begin 2-week long 
unit provided by the Butte Fire Safe Council
8/21: PE! (Indoors if smokey)
8/22: Risk Reduction worksheet, "2 sides of fire"
8/23: PE! (Indoors if smokey)
8/24: Begin Disaster Plan

Week of 8/27-31

8/27: Name Tag (Due Tuesday) and Disaster Plan (Due Thursday) Swimming M-TH 
6th period
8/28: Review lessons learned in Fire Unit and Plans that are finished, Read 
chapters 4/5 "Living in the Foothills" (in class)
8/29: Science Journals, pages 6-12 in textbook, write 12 vocabulary words in 
journal
8/30: Science Journals, pages 13-19 in textbook, write 10 vocab words in 
journal
8/31: Evaporation Experiment!

Week of 9/3-7

9/3: Labor Day - No School
9/4: This week sign up for 3 things online at home for "talon tokens:"

- A/R Home Connect (white paper from Back to School Night, or from the wall 
in your homeroom.)
- Aeries (paper in the packet when school started)
- www.evergreen6.us Newsflash (at the bottom of the first page)

Also, we wrote in percentages each week in the planner for a/r.
Begin District math assessment

9/5: Finish District math assessment
9/6: PE
9/7: PE  


Week of 9/10-14:

9/10:Experiment! 8 key terms in SJ, Read pages 132-139
9/11: 5 key terms in Science Journal - Read pages 140-143
9/12:PE!
9/13:Plate techtonics activity and check science journal for Monday and 
Tuesday's work
9/14:PE!

Week of 9/17-9/21:

9/17:  Continental Drift: Pages 144-8, 3 key terms in Science Journal
9/18:  Sea-Floor Spreading, make a model and 149-155, 5 key terms in Science 
Journal
9/19:  PE
9/20:  Making Pangaea Activity.
9/21:  Fun/work day!  Tie dye, worm bins, games.

Week of 9/24 - 9/28:

9/24: Cover the 4 types of volcanoes we will see @ Lassen Friday
9/25: Review what to bring on the trip, hiking tips, rules (staying with group
at all times) Waiver to be signed by all students for the trip (National Park
Rules)
9/26:
9/27:
9/28: Mt. Lassen Trip! (Arrive at E6 @ 7am)

Week of 10/1-5

10/1: Thank You letter: Heading/Date/Greeting/6 perfect 
sentences/Sincerely/Signature/neatness
10/2: Plate techtonics: 158-162 - Key Terms in Science Journal
10/3: PE
10/4: Chapter 4 Study Guide and Start Looking for a Volcano to do a report on
10/5: PE

Week of 10/8-12

10/8: Chapter 4 review, put notes in science journal
10/9: Open Science Journal Chapter 4 test
10/10: PE Tests returned, any test below a C may be retaken by Friday (end of 
quarter)
10/11: Solar Oven (Finish), Pick Volcano, Any retakes/missing abs. work
10/12: PE (End of quarter one!)


Week of 10/15:

10/15: Earthquake Scavenger Hunt (Online, in class, due at the end of the 
period)
10/16: Chapter 5 (earthquakes) pages 174-180, Key terms in science journal
10/17: PE!
10/18: pages 181-187, Key terms in Science Journal
10/19: PE!


Week of 10/22:

10/22: Bring an old 3-ring binder for conference by Friday (Do not buy - you 
can borrow a folder if 
you need one.), Earthquake movie, 2 key terms and 4 devices in your science 
journal from pages 
190-195
10/23: Essay contest introduction and explanation of the 4 earthquake 
monitoring devices
10/24: PE?
10/25: Epicenter Activity
10/26: PE

Week of 10/29:

10/29: Earthquake Building Support Activity, pages 196-202. Write all key 
terms in your science journal (to be used on test Thursday)
10/30: Science Earthquake Test review game (using he exact questions) 
Remember, anything you put in your science journal you may use on your test 
Thursday!
10/31: PE?
11/1: Open Science Journal, Earthquake Test
11/2: PE? 

Week of 11/12:

11/12: Holiday
11/13: Go over essay rough drafts/ Peer edit
11/14: PE
11/15: Writing final drafts (Turkey Trot in the afternoon - wear comfortable 
shoes!)
11/16: ESSAY DUE!(PE)

Thanksgiving break is the entire following week

Week of 11/26:

11/26: Tobacco Education Specialist - talk at home about what was discussed in
class
11/27: Science fair Folder/ Ideas brainstorm. Scientific Method Studey Guide
11/28: Eco-fair/ PE
11/29: Scientific Method Quiz (Study Guide), Research addresses for letter 
next week
11/30: PE

Week of 12/3:

12/3:Tobacco Education
12/4:Curriculum Associates Assessment (no homework for this class), Science 
Fair Topic Due
12/5:PE
12/6:Curriculum Associates Assessment (no homework for this class), Science 
Fair Addresses due (see green paper for details)
12/7:PE

Week of 12/10:

12/10: Tobacco Ed. (last day)Grades are up to date online!
12/11:(Minimum Day- 1pm)Science Fair Topics, letters to companies 
12/12:PE
12/13: Science Fair letters Due/ Fill out envelopes in class. Take home and 
sent ASAP!
12/14:PE


Week of 12/17-21

12/17: Complete letters, A/R hiker (for the board in class)
12/18: Science Fair topic letter due signed. (sameone from 2 weeks ago - did 
not collect due to subs. I have extra copies if you need them.)Begin Volcano 
Notes (To be finished after break)
12/19: PE!
12/20: Continue Volcano research in the E6 lab
12/21: Oak Knoll visit, and or -Retakes due, end of quarter, all 
missing/absent and retakes due in the basket!


Week of 1/7-1/11

1/7: New Year Stuff!
1/8:PE
1/9:Science workbook 129-132 (Due Friday)
1/10:Volcano Notes, 1st paragraph (Due Tuesday)
1/11:PE

Week of 1/14-1/18:

1/14:Volcano Notes (1st 1/2 of first page due tomorrow)
1/15: SWB 134-136 (Due Friday)
1/16:PE
1/17: Volcano Notes (Finish front page - Due Tuesday)
1/18:PE

Week of 1/21-1/25:

1/21:  No school, M.L.K. Day.
1/22:  Volcano Notes (finish front page - due Wednesday)
1/23:  PE
1/24:  SWB 138-140 (due Friday) Layers of the atmosphere
1/25:  PE

Week of 1/28-2/1:

1/28:  PE
1/29: SWB 142-144 (Due Friday)
1/30: Volcano Report Notes (Finish 2nd Page)
1/31: Volcano Report Notes (Finish 2nd Page) Due next Monday
2/1:  PE 

Week of 2/4-8
2/4: Volcano Report Into (rough draft of intro due Thursday with a parent 
edit and signature)
2/5: SWB 146-48
2/6: PE
2/7: Volcano Rough Draft Body (Due Tuesday, Final due 2/19)
2/8: PE

Week of 2/11-2/15:

2/11:  Weekly Report Due (Signed) and writing time for volcano report rough 
draft
2/12:  Rough draft due 
2/13:  PE
2/14:  Volcano report Bibliography review and tips about cover page and 
pictures
2/15:  No school.

Week of 2/18-2/22:

2/18:  No school 
2/19: (Bonus 5 points to volcano reports turned in today.)SWB 150-152
2/20: Volcano Report Due! (Oral reports will be after I return them.) PE
2/21: Open SWB Chapter 7 test (many of the questions will be exactly like the 
SWB)
2/22: PE

Week of 3/4-8:

3/4:  Sign up for volcano report oral report (next Monday or Tuesday), SWB34-
36
25 points: 3-5 minutes(5), Volume (5), Eye Contact (5), Visual Aide (10)
3/5:  SWB 38-41
3/6:  SWB 44-46
3/7:  PE
3/8:  PE


3/11: Volcano Oral Reports
3/12: Volcano Oral Reports
3/13: PE
3/14: Pi Day!
3/15: PE!

3/18: Finish Oral Reports
3/19: Science Fair Investigative Question Rough Draft (Due Thursday signed)
3/20: PE - Panoramic Picture (wear E6 shirt) at 10:30
3/21: 

TODAY'S WORK IS POSTPONED DUE TO THE SOLAR EVENT - PLEASE TURN IN FRIDAY, WE 
WILL START THE HYPOTHESIS MONDAY, THANKS! 

Science Fair Hypothesis Rough Draft (Due Monday signed) - Solar 
Dedication at PINT at 10:30 (Wear an E6 shirt or E6 Tye Dye)

3/22: PE!

Week of 3/25:

3/25: Hypothesis (Due tomorrow rough draft signed.)
3/26: Review hypothesis (peer edit) and Begin Procedures. (These are due 
after Easter break), may get them checked off ahead of time if you wish to do 
the experiment over break.Permission Slips due and lunch count due!
3/27: What to bring on the hike/ PE
3/28: Continue Proedures
3/29: Feather Falls Hike! Please arrive at 7:30am and bring:


Week of 4/8-4/12:

4/8: No School
4/9: Feather Falls Thank You 
4/10: PE
4/11: Procedures due
4/12: PE (Art project due)


Week of 4/15-19:

4/15: Science Fair/ Missing and Absent/ IXL Math
4/16: Science Fair results options (in class worksheet)
4/17: PE!
4/18: Experiment must be finished by class today - begin results graph rough 
draft
4/19: PE!


Week of 4/22-26:

STAR testing! A great week to get caught up on missing work (see Aeries), 
read and do retakes! Eat and sleep well and show us all you have learned! 

Science Fair Rough Draft of Graph due next Monday.

Week of 4/29-5/3:

4/29:Graph rough draft due today, Conclusion rough draft (due tomorrow signed)
4/30:Conclusion rough draft due and time to work on graph final
5/1: PE (warm)
5/2:Graph/Results final
5/3: PE (warm)


Week of 5/6-10

5/6:Science fair
5/7:Science fair
5/8: Open House/Science fair! 6-8pm, start at PINT gym
5/9:Science poster (Will pick topic)
5/10:Science poster - Due next Tuesday

Week of 5/13-17:

5/13: All textbooks due Thursday, A/R books Monday - Science Poster
5/14: Science Poster
5/15: Poster Presentations
5/16: Poster Presentations
5/17: Ally/Unity Group Activities (All morning)

5/20: Solarbration practice
5/21: Solarbration practice
5/22: Solarbration!
5/23: Chapter summary posters due
5/24: tent Set up/yearbooks!


5/27: No School
5/28-30: Camp! When we return Thursday, school is out!

Lunch 
water
layers of clothes (no shorts)
No loose hair (ticks)
1 camera per group
pencil
backpack
something waterproof (trash bag alright)
Hat/sunscreen
extra socks and shoes
positive attitude!


Grading Policy:
-Classwork/homework 5-25 points
-Tests/Quizzes/Projects 10-100 points
Spelling counts (yes, even in science)
On time, can earn up to full credit.
Late classwork/homework: 50% 
Late Projects: - 10% per day
Absences: Same number of days given as student was absent
Tests: Any score below a C may be retaken to bring it up to a C-





Extra credit!:

Check out a solar oven for a weekend with good weather. (No rain or high 
winds.)
To do so, YOU must write a small note that says you have permission, then have
your 
parent sign 
it.

Be picked up Friday after school and dropped off Monday morning. (Ovens are
too big to go 
on a 
bus.)

Experiment baking something. For a review of instructions, see video at:
www.sunoven.com
Also, sample recipes are there too.

Some easy ones include soup, corn bread, cinnamon rolls, pizza,etc.

Always "preheat", bake longer than a regular, and use a thermometer to be sure
any meat is 
cooked 
completely.

Turn in the oven and a paragraph about your cooking. Even failures are worth
extra credit. 
Have 
your 
parents sign it. 

1 extra credit assignment maximum this quarter.