The SAS Site of Science!
9 03 2008
Reflections on the Atom Model
Use the prompts below to write your blog entry reflection. Remember that these are just prompts to give you the topics of each new paragraph. You do not need to start each paragraph with these exact words. Be original and just try to capture the idea of each prompt. You can even choose your own unique title at the top. You will have 8 paragraphs when completed. Feel free to include a picture.
NOTE - Do Not post until two people have edited your draft. Make sure to leave comments on two other people’s blog post before the end of the week.
1 First, a little bit about my atom….
2 Some factual/interesting information about your atom
3 One thing I learned was…
4 The biggest challenge for me on this project was ..
5 The easiest part was…..
6 I seeked help/advice from my parents by..
7 How would you rate yourself (on a scale of 1-10) on the idea of the quote below? Explain
“This project was more about planning, thinking through things well, efficiency and organization – not about building or being an expert on the atom.”
8 What new lessons will you consider in preparation for your next project? What will you continue to do well and what will you make an effort to change? How does the academic goal set with your parents play a part in this final answer?
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Here are the photos and instructions sheet for our Cloud Blogging assignment this weekend. Click here for assignment document. Cloud photos for each class below.
Observations for Class H
Observations for Class I
Observations for Class J
Greetings and welcome to Mr. Olivas’ SAS-SOS! Here you will find articles written by the 6th grade students as well as other activities related our class. Other pages will provide information for parents and students to see what is happening on a weekly basis. The Curriculum Page will contain the Units and Skills of Science that we will focus on and learn throughout the year! Click on through and see the progress so far. Any suggestions are appreciated.
Contributors to the SAS-SOS so far include the following 6th grade Students of Science
Kailey
Thomas
Brittny and Jieni
Marie
India
Lucy
Where we DO Science! - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shanghai_American_School
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