Space...The Final Frontier:
Table of Contents: Advanced 8th Grade Science
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IFC Syllabus: Stapled to Inside Front Cover
1a Table of Contents (this page): stapled to pg1A 1bTeach a parent format: stapled to pg 1B
3 Chp 17: Formation of the Solar System(pg 422):Agendas:Sept18-22
4 Sect 1: Vocab: New Terms (424)
5 Lecture Notes: (Staple to this page)
6 Section notes (10 bullet pts) ECQuestions: Pg 428 (1-3) Pg 432 (1-3)
7 Teach It/Master It Parent Activity: Planetary Motion
8 Sect 2: Vocab: New Terms (433)
9 Lecture Notes: (Staple to this page)
10 Section notes (10 bullet pts) EC Questions: Pg 437 (1&2)
11 Teach It/Master It Parent Activity: Structure of the Sun
12 Sect 3: Vocab: New Terms (438)
13 Lecture Notes:(Staple to this page)
14 Section notes (10 bullet pts) EC Questions: Pg 443 (1-3)
15 Teach It/Master It Parent Activity: Earth’s Interior
16 video notes: Bill Nye
17 Chp Review: Pg 446 (1-17) This Unit checked Mon: Sept 25

     
19 Chp 18: A Family of Planets (Pg 450): Agendas: Sept 18-29
20 Sect 1: Vocab: New Terms (pg 452)
21 Lecture Notes: (Staple to this page):1A & 1B
22 Section notes (10 bullet pts) EC Questions: Pg 457 (1-3) Pg 462 (1-4)
23 Teach It/Master It Parent Activity: The Difference of Inner & Outer Planets
24 Sect 2: Vocab: New Terms (pg 463)
25 Lecture Notes: (Staple to this page)
26 Section notes (10 bullet pts) EC Questions: Pg 467 (1-3) Pg 470 (1-3)
27 Teach It/Master It Parent Activity: Phases of the Moon
28 Sect 3: Vocab: New Terms (pg 471)
29 Lecture Notes: (Staple to this page)
30 Section notes (10 bullet pts) EC Questions: Pg 475 (1-4)
31 Teach It/Master It Parent Activity:The Difference between Comets, Asterioids
32 video notes: (a) Bill Nye (b)95 Worlds & Counting
33 video notes: (a) If we had no moon (b)Comet Collision
34 Chp Review: Pg 478 (1-18) This Unit checked Mon: Oct 2
     

 

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36 Chp 19: The Universe & Beyond (pg 482): Agendas: Oct16-20:
37 Sect 1: Vocab: New Terms (pg 484)
38 Lecture Notes: (Staple to this page):
39 Section 1 notes (10 bullet pts) EC Questions: Pg 490 (1-2)
40 Sect 2: Vocab: New Terms (pg 491)
41 Section 2 notes (10 bullet pts) EC Questions: Pg 495 (1-3)
42 Teach It/Master It Parent Activity: Life Cycle & color of Stars
43 Video Notes: Death of a Star (stapled handout)
44 Sect 3: Vocab: New Terms (pg 496)
45 Lecture Notes: (Staple to this page):
46 Section 3 notes (10 bullet pts) EC Questions: Pg 499 (1-2)
47 Sect 4: Vocab: New Terms (pg 500)
48 Section 4 notes (10 bullet pts) EC Questions: Pg 503 (1-2)
49 Teach It/Master It Parent Activity: Types of Galaxies
50 Chp Review: Pg 506 (1-13 & 15) This Unit checked Mon: Oct 23
     
51-52 Is pluto a planet notes
53 Final Copy: is Pluto A planet: (typed/ double spaced 2 pages, 3 sources)
54 Reflection: 1 page summary of what you learned and why you feel this was interesting.
Please type and staple to this page. Due: Oct Nov 1
This entire Interactive Notebook is Due: Wed Nov 1 
     

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State Standards for this Unit:


Earth in the Solar System (Earth Sciences)
1. The structure and composition of the universe can be learned from studying stars and galaxies and their evolution. As a basis for understanding this concept:  
1. Students know galaxies are clusters of billions of stars and may have different shapes.
2. Students know that the Sun is one of many stars in the Milky Way galaxy and that stars may differ in size, temperature, and color.
3. Students know how to use astronomical units and light years as measures of distances between the Sun, stars, and Earth.
4. Students know that stars are the source of light for all bright objects in outer space and that the Moon and planets shine by reflected sunlight, not by their own light.
5. Students know the appearance, general composition, relative position and size, and motion of objects in the solar system, including planets, planetary satellites, comets, and asteroids.