You Will Need:1. Pencil, Colored Pencils, Rulers,

Electronic Scale2. Describing Matter

a) Bookshelf – 2 pages 4 sides3. Log #1 Update4. Biotechnology Lab – Due NOW

1. Cover Page* 2. Lab sheets- pgs. 1-6, Ques. 1-3, #4 EC 3. Graph 4. Cornell Notes 5. Conclusion-Rough Draft w/highlighting 6. Final Draft

Quick Writes will not be grade for points but for participation and honesty.

1. You are allowed to use your brain, any notes, labs or worksheets we have done in class.

2. You may not use your textbook or interactive reader.

3. You will have 8 minutes to complete as many questions as possible.

4. With a colored pencil, you will grade your own.

1. Type of observations made about an object where there are unknowns not able to be seen.A.We can observe how other things

react to the unseen matterB.We can measure what we can see C. We can observe the relationship

between what we can see and what we can’t see

D.We can describe, quantifiably and with our senses (except taste)

E. Based on what we know about our world, we can make an educated guess by eliminating what the substance can’t be.

Procedure: 1. Each person must complete the

descriptions for each of the items in the Supply Bag

A. Illustrate and Color ItemB. Carefully complete the observations

of your items by filling in required boxes on recording sheets (Word Bank words are only suggestions….use the computers for additional words)

Rock

Sponge Brush

Mirror Wood Block

Plastic Spoon

Whatzit

Modeling Clay

Metal BoltW

hatz

It?

Procedure: 1. Each person must complete the

descriptions for each of the items in the Supply Bag

A. Illustrate and Color ItemB. Carefully complete the observations

of your items by filling in required boxes on recording sheets (Word Bank words are only suggestions….use the computers for additional words)

Rock

Sponge Brush

Mirror Wood Block

Plastic Spoon

Whatzit

Modeling Clay

Metal BoltW

hatz

It?

Procedure: 1.Each person must complete the descriptions for each of the items in the Supply Bag2.Each member must orally present their description of at least 2 items for the group to give feedback (8 items – each person chooses 2 to present)3.Once every member has presented, the group must sort the materials by placing the names in the items in the appropriate area of the Venn Diagrams4.Each person must then answer the analysis questions based on their observations and organization of information.

Each Student in the Group: 1.Choose 2 items (No two people can have the same items)1.One at a time; Present your

findings to the rest of the group

2.Group members not presenting, listen to entire presentation as you look at your results for the item

3.Give the presenter feedback regarding accuracy of findings.

Homework: None- Unless you owe me

something.BACK TO SCHOOL NIGHT! Please

remind your parents.