Where are earthquakes likely to occur?
Tectonic plate boundaries
Tectonic plate movement
Hello once again legends.
Click on the link to go to a web site where you can work through what happens during different types of tectonic plate movement. Remember to make notes/sketches in your science journal on the three different types of movement (convergent, divergent and transform).
Mr Reed
Mathsonline
Hello once again legends
The mathsonline site is now ready for you to use for your homework. You need your login and password to get onto the site. You can access the site from any where in the world! At school, at home, at a relative’s house etc.
Here is the video with explains how the site works:
Mathsonline Demo Video
Here is the site:
Mathsonline Web Site
This resource will really help you to understand what we are doing in class.
Mr Reed
Graphing your coin catching capabilities
Your homework for next week:
You must produce a poster containing a heading, your name, your coin catch record sheet, your printed graph and the answers to these questions:
How did you record the results of your experiment?
How did you calculate the mean for each test?
Why do you think the line graph is the best way of representing this data?
Does practice make perfect?
Click on the link to go to the web site where you can create your line graph showing your mean scores for each test.
Mr Reed
Science: Fair Test
Hello Awesome Class 7B
Below is the link for the science fair test experiments. You MUST record the results in your unit book on a new page.
Fair test: growing vegetables in a green-house
Mr Reed
Ratio and Proportion
Hello once again LEGENDS!
Work through these activities on ratio and proportion. They will help you when you come to complete your bar graph next week:
First one – EASY!
Second one – MEDIUM.
Third one – HARD(ish)…!
Mr Reed
Japanese madness
A Japanese advert for bananas. I have no idea what is going on…!
YouTube link
Whaling – the issues
Click on the link below. Go to the ship. A new screen will load. In it, four different opinions about whaling are given. Summarise each argument. You can write as sentances, bullet points, a mind map, what ever you choose, as long as all the information is there.
If you finish that before the end of the lesson, go back to the title page and click on the iceberg, for the same type of activity. Here is the link:
The Learning Place
Or cut and paste: http://learningplace.eq.edu.au/cx/resources/items/8500e38f-3492-13e9-fd20-19c581da57af/3/viewims.jsp?tempwn.b=access%2Fsearch.do%3Fpg.e%3Dtrue%26pg_pp%3D10%26pg_pg%3D1%26hier.topic%3D77b36b42-29c3-6b36-a6e1-e2e54a35da15%26qs.tq%3Dwhales%26qs.iq%3D%26qs.td%3Dwhales%26qs.q%3Dwhales%26sort_s%3DRANK%26she_canDisplay%3Dchecked



