My Science Homework

On our first day back from Spring Break, we began by reviewing the scores on the geology test that was completed the day before break.  The average scores were higher than on the previous test (average among all freshman:  71%) but many students did poorly on the “phases of the moon” portion of the test.  […]

Today’s class time was evenly split between a discussion on the culture of our school as it pertains to respect and responsibility followed by analysis and discussion of a news article about the life cycle of our own sun and how it will influence the Earth.
Following several recent incidents in our school, it has become […]

We concluded our work with the metric system today by tying up several loose ends. We first defined two terms that will apply to much of our experimental unit: quantitative and qualitative. Remember the “N” reminds us of numbers, the “L” of letters. We then examined 3 significant reasons why the […]

Today began with a brief discussion of the scientific method. Instead of memorizing several steps and details, we discussed what “a” scientific method is - that is, what are some common approaches to scientific problems. We examined the first half of the steps involving understanding and planning. Later this week we’ll […]

Today’s lesson involved a basic overview of the course expectations, the rules, guidelines, policies, etc… for this course. As mentioned in class today, if you keep the one rule in mind (RESPECT) then you’ll be in good shape.
The finer points of electronics (ipods, cell phones, etc…), food and drink, due dates, etc… were all […]

Welcome to MyScienceHomework.com. This website will serve as a resource for students, parents, and others throughout the 2007-2008 academic year, beginning Wednesday, August 15th.
In the space at the top of the page, you will always find the most current, up-to-date information for the class. Every day class is in session, a new post […]

MyScienceHomework.com is designed as an additional resource to aid those students enrolled in Earth-Space Science this year. This website is not designed as a replacement for attending class, rather a resource in addition to the regular classroom experience. One feature many students and families find particularly useful is the posting of copies of […]

Welcome to MyScienceHomework.com.
Over the coming months, this site will be grown to accomadate the curriculum of the high school Earth/Space Science course for the 2007-2008 term. This site will include general announcements as well as content on lessons in physical science, chemistry, astronomy, geology, and meteorology - the units that will be covered through […]