General

Announcements

August 12 - August 18

Does it have to touch?

Exploring Forces Minilabs

Types of Forces

August 19 - August 25

Is it in contact?

September 2 - September 8

Forces and Motion Using PHet lab

Force and Motion: Balanced and Unbalanced Forces

Balanced and Unbalanced Forces

September 9 - September 15

Describing Energy

Energy and Matter: Forms of Energy

Energy and Matter Stations

Blooket: Identifying the Forms of Energy

September 23 - September 29

Performance Assessment #2 - Potential Energy

September 30 - October 6

Performance Expectation: Forms of Kinetic Energy

Plotting ordered pairs in a graph: Kinetic Energy and Mass; Kinetic Energy and Velocity

Understanding Kinetic Energy

Understanding Kinetic Energy: Electricity Mini Labs

Describing Data that Supports the Concept that Kinetic Energy Increases as the Mass and Velocity of an Object Increases

October 21 - October 27

Energy of Pendulum

Checkpoint on Kinetic Energy, Potential Energy, and The Law of Conservation of Energy

Separating Mixtures: The Techniques of Sieving and Magnetism

October 28 - November 3

To explore various real-life scenarios involving mixtures and practice selecting suitable techniques (such as filtration, decantation, magnetism, evaporation, and distillation) to effectively separate components based on their unique characteristics.

November 4 - November 10

Density Rainbow Experiment

Understanding and Calculating Density

Calculating Density, Mass, and Volume

November 11 - November 17

Experimenting and Calculating Density of Solid Materials

November 18 - November 24

Identifying similarities and differences between cells from different organisms.

Understanding Cell Theory

The History of Cell Theory

Performance Assessment: Cell Theory

December 2 - December 8

Drawing a simple diagram of a cell and explaining cell theory.

December 16 - December 22

STEM Quarter 2 Checkpoint 7 Interdependence

January 6 - January 12

Brainstorm and prototype an invention that could help solve a problem or improve daily life.

Engage in a hands-on innovation project, applying creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving skills to design a "blueprint" of an invention that addresses a real-world problem.

Understanding Technology

Identifying the Components of Computer

M/J Career Research and Decision Making