Rotation 6 - Day 3

Today's Goal: To finish the movie.

Agenda:
- Daily Journal: What stands out about the movie? a thought or reflection
- Finish the movie

Rotation 6 - Day 2

Today's Goal: To watch a biographical movie about an astronomer.

Agenda:
- Daily Journal: What is a black hole?
- Theory of Everything

Rotation 6 - Day 1

Today's Goal: To look at humans in space.

Agenda:
- Daily Journal: What is the color associated with the hottest stars?
- Finish "Human Body in Space"
- Discuss Marking Period Assessment
- Theory of Everything

Rotation 5 - Day 3

Today's Goal: To finish stars and talk about health in space.

Agenda:
- Daily Journal: Is gravity on the moon stronger or weaker than on Earth?
- Finish Star Spectra
- Human Body in Space
- Discuss Twins experiments

Rotation 5 - Day 2

Today's Goal: To see how scientists determine what a star is made of.

Agenda:
- Daily Journal: What is the term for a cloud of dust and gas in which stars form?
- Gizmo: Star Spectra

Rotation 5 - Day 1

Today's Goal: To start looking further in the universe.

Agenda:
- Daily Journal: Would you consider going into space... why or why not?
- Notes
- vocab

Rotation 4 - Day 3

Today's Goal: To look at the universe.

Agenda:
- Daily Journal: What do you think would be the biggest challenge for you to spend a week in the international space station
- International Space Station

Rotation 4 - Day 2

Today's Goal: To finish a cosmic timeline.

Agenda:
- Daily Journal: According to scientists, how long ago was the Big Bang?
- Review column B - finish activity

Rotation 4 - Day 1

Today's Goal: Play in the snow.

Agenda:
- Daily Journal: What phase of water is snow?

Rotation 3 - Day 3

Today's Goal: To continue looking at how the Sun affects our climate.

Agenda:
- Daily Journal: Why does Earth have seasons?
- Secrets of the Universe: Dynamic Earth
- Start research - Cosmic Timeline

Rotation 3 - Day 2

Today's Goal: To look at a simulation of how Earth has seasons.

Agenda:
- Daily Journal: What scientist is known for developing the heliocentric view of the solar system?
- Explore Learning - Summer and Winter

Rotation 3 - Day 1

Today's Goal: To talk about how the earth rotates and orbits.

Agenda:
- Daily Journal: How long does it take for the Earth to rotate around it's axis?
- Notes
- Start President Astrology

Rotation 2 - Day 3

Today's Goal: To look at the rotation and orbit of the Earth.

Agenda:
- Daily Journal: What planets are blue because of methane gas?
- Astrology of Presidents

Rotation 2 - Day 2

Today's goal: To look at how astronomy works into everyday life.

Agenda:
- Daily Journal: What is the largest planet in the solar system?
- Sophomore --> movie
- Google Classroom - Astronomy in the Economy

Rotation 2 - Day 1

Today's Goal: To look at how space is in pop culture.

Agenda:
- Daily Journal: What is your favorite alien movie?
- Finish movie
- Google Classroom Assignment