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As you know school will be closed for the upcoming 5 weeks. As a result, I expect all of you to complete science assignments at home to ensure that you don’t miss any learning.

Below I will be attaching the Google Classroom Codes for each class, I had already invited some of you whose email I had, but please feel free to share it with all of your classmates in that class.
707 - y3tl2m5

708 - u47r7vv

709 - p6ywztl

710 - fxjaqfs

711- sgpjgew

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Complete the following worksheet by Monday Feb 10th, 2020

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Please remember that your Science Fair Project is due on Tuesday, January 21st, 2020

Your project may be submitted digitally or hard copy. Regardless on how you want to submit your project, a copy should be send to mspalaciosscience@gmail.com

The layout for this project is the same as the process paper, with the slight difference that you background info and conclusion should be more detailed in your process paper (meaning, your process paper should have a longer conclusion and background information), while your presentation or trifold should have a summary of those 4-5 paragraphs.

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Citation Machine®: APA Format & APA Citation Generator

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Citation Machine® helps students and professionals properly credit the information that they use. Cite sources in APA, MLA, Chicago, Turabian, and Harvard for free.

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Here is a copy of the calendar to help guide you with the due dates for the month of January

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Checklist

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Your background information report is due on Thursday January 8th, 2020.Make sure to use the checklist provided, to guide you through the writing process.

*The report must be typed, however it does not need to be printed. You may submit it via googledocs or via email @ mspalaciosscience@gmail.com

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The following website can generate a possible science fair topic by answering a series of questions

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Browse Science Projects

Over 1,200 free science projects for K-12. Browse by subject, grade level, or try our Topic Selection Wizard to find your winning science project. With science projects in 32 different areas of science from astronomy to zoology, we've got something for everyone!

Let us help you find a science project that fits your interests, with our Topic Selection Wizard.

15 Best Science Projects - Our Scientists' Picks

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Over 1,200 free science projects searchable by subject, difficulty, time, cost and materials. Browse the library or let us recommend a winning science project for you!

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Compliments of the Chicago Public Schools Student Science Fair

1. Information on how to start and complete a science fair project and/or paper as well as resources, forms, FAQs, sample projects.

2. The Scientific Method: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scientific_method

9. Project ideas, paper and presentation guidelines

11. Geology Science Fair Projects http://earthquake.usgs.gov/learn/kids/sciencefair.php

13. Includes resources from start to finish, including narrowing your topic, analyzing data, and preparing an exhibit.

18. Total Science Fair Project Resource

24. K-12 educational and fun science experiments and projects for kids

26. Science fair projects for students www.rasmussen.edu/articles/science-fair-resources.asp

27. Step-by-Step Science Fair Success! www.accessexcellence.org/21st/TL/scifair/

Word 2002 document/template that should help you ... Note that APA style tables do not contain any vertical lines, so do not draw them in or use...

32. These materials will introduce you to APA documentation-step by-step instructions-Format, Citations & Reference List

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Compliments of the Chicago Public Schools Student Science Fair 1. Information on how to start and complete a science fair project and/or paper as well as resources, forms, FAQs, sample projects. 2. The Scientific Method: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scientific_method 9. Project ideas, paper and presentation guidelines 11. Geology Science Fair Projects http://earthquake.usgs.gov/learn/kids/sciencefair.php 13.

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Britannica
https://school.eb.com/levels/middle/browse/subjects
National Geographic
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/
Science Magazine
https://science.sciencemag.org/

Google Scholar
https://scholar.google.com/

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Amazon

If you haven't watched Shark Tank yet, you're missing out on one of the most interesting reality television shows on right now. For those who are unfamiliar, the show features aspiring entrepreneurs who make business presentations to a panel of five investors (the "sharks"). The investors then decide whether they are going to invest in the business idea or not. While the show presents a lot of amazing ideas and innovations, obviously not all of them can become a reality. Of course, some of the products or companies never really make it off the ground, but in some cases, these items become incredibly popular. CertainShark Tank products are now so successful that it's hard to believe they came from a television show.

Some of these products have become so popular that you might not even realize they got their start on Shark Tank. These could be items that you use all the time without knowing their history, which is pretty fascinating. It's also kind of inspirational to see how well some of these products do - it's a corny little reminder that if you really go after your dreams, then maybe you too can get on a television show and make them come true. In all seriousness, though, it is very cool to see these products go from just an idea to a full-fledged success.

Below are some of the biggest products that have come out of Shark Tank so far. They'll definitely make you want to spend some money!

5. Bubba's Q Boneless Ribs

The Ultimate Bubba's BBQ Pack, $99.99, Bubba's
In 2014, former NFL player Al "Bubba" Baker pitched Bubba's-Q Boneless Baby Back Ribs. He got a $300,000 investment, and then went on to do $16 million in sales in 2017. Why were these ribs so popular? They marked the first time someone could buy boneless ribs online, something that apparently was missing from the market. Baker was inspired by his wife, Sabrina, who didn't like eating ribs because they were so messy. He figured out a way to debone them after they were cooked, then reheated them so they could be eaten quickly and easily. He patented the idea and then it got big.

Today, they're sold on QVC, at more than 5,000 retail stores, and even in Yankee Stadium. Baker also got a deal with Carl's Jr. and Hardee's.

8. Simple Sugars

Avocado Facial, $19, Simple Sugars
In Season 4, 18-year-old Lani Lazzari pitched skincare company Simple Sugars, and made a deal with Mark Cuban for $100,000. Within 24 hours of the premiere, sales went from $220,000 to $50,000 and then hit $1 million six weeks later.

What makes Simple Sugars different is that it is all-natural skincare dedicated to very sensitive skin. Lazzari came up with the idea because she was struggling to find skincare she could use that wouldn't irritate her eczema - and she was only in high school when she created the line! Simple Sugars fill a void in the beauty world that many never even really thought about.

9. GrooveBook

Groovebook is an app that allows users to print up to 100 photos off of their phone and make them into a custom monthly photo book - and it's super inexpensive, at only $3.99 per month with free shipping. The idea was that people take tons of photos on their phones every single day, but they rarely get them printed or do anything with them at all. Groovebook would make it easy to print them - basically as easy as it gets. You can also tear them out easily, as the pages are perforated.

After their appearance on Shark Tank, according to TechCrunch, the company went from 18,000 paid subscribers to 500,000. In 2015, they sold for $14.5 million to Shutterfly.

12. Kodiak Cakes

Kodiak Cakes Power Cakes, $18.78, Amazon
Kodiak Cakes are basically nutritious pancakes or waffles. The flour-based mix is created with more whole grains and proteins than most grocery-store brands out there, meaning that pre-mixed waffles and pancakes don't have to be unhealthy.

While the product was featured on the show in 2013, it wasn't that successful: the owner, Joel Clark, didn't get any investments. He did get a lot of attention, though, and went on to eventually get $54 million in revenue in 2017 Kodiak Cakes are now the fourth largest pancake mix on shelves. Proof that sometimes just the exposure alone can be enough to make a product successful!

16. Lollacup

Lollacup

Lollacup, $16, Lollacup.com
The Lollacup was created by couple Mark and Hannah Lim, who wanted to produce a cup that allowed toddlers to drink with a straw - but many toddlers have issues with straws. They came up with the Lollacup as a safe and healthy way for toddlers to use a straw and got funded by Cuban and Robert Herjavec.

The straw is nearly spill-proof, easy for transitioning, and easy for cleaning. It has a weighted end that keeps it in the liquid, even if the cup is tilted. The handles are easy for toddlers to hold, but can also detach, and there's even a straw-cleaning brush that comes with it to really make sure it gets clean.

This article was originally published on August 27, 2018 and was updated on September 4, 2019.

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15 Super Successful Products That Got Their Start On 'Shark Tank'

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Legends of Learning helps teachers make their classrooms fun, engaging, and productive learning environments through research-driven, curriculum-based science games. Teachers can access thousands of games for middle and elementary school (grades 1-8). The games span almost all the most popular state standards for Math and Science. Legends of Learning games align to national Common Core and NGSS standards as well as select state standards, including GSE, TEKS, SOL, NGSSS, TASS, and more.

Science and Math Games - Current Offering

In addition to the games, teachers can find thousands of assessment items, and select PhET simulations for elementary and middle school students. Both Elementary and Middle School offerings are broken out across three primary sciences: Earth and Space Science Games Life Science Games Physical Science Games as well as math!

This student enjoys Legends of Learning at Rensselaer Middle School. When you bring math & science games into your classroom, you add a new level of engagement and content mastery.

Trying Legends of Learning is easy to do. The games are free for teachers who want to set up a complimentary account. There is no need to add any personal financial information. With 800 games created for 90 science lessons across three primary subject areas, there is literally a game for every lesson. Go ahead see for yourself. Browse our library today!

Efficacy is a big issue when it comes to online education technology. This is equally true of games as any other digital tool. That's why Legends of Learning CEO Vadim Polikov conducted original research with Vanderbilt University before launching the company. The report - "Substantial Integration of Typical Educational Games into Extended Curriculum," published by the Journal of Learning Sciences - demonstrates that game-based learning not only increases student engagement, but also improves content mastery as well as comprehension time. Interested parties can see a summary of findings via this infographic. The resulting science titles used the Vanderbilt model to create more than 800 short, fun curricula games for the classroom. Since then many teachers like Caitlin Unterman, Scott Beiter, and Lisianna Wilson have experienced similar results in their classrooms.

Here is a sampling of our science games. To try our Math games please sign up for a teacher account by clicking here.

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Science and Math Games Made for Schools - Legends of Learning

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Must be completed
**D.1 Calculate density, mass, and volume
https://www.ixl.com/science/level-j/calculate-density-mass-and-volume
*E.1 What are atoms and chemical elements?

https://www.ixl.com/science/level-j/what-are-atoms-and-chemical-elements

*E.3 Identify chemical formulas for ball-and-stick models

https://www.ixl.com/science/level-i/identify-chemical-formulas-for-ball-and-stick-models

* E.5 Classify elementary substances and compounds using chemical formulas
https://www.ixl.com/science/level-i/classify-elementary-substances-and-compounds-using-chemical-formulas
* F.1 Identify reactants and products
https://www.ixl.com/science/level-j/identify-reactants-and-products

* F.2 Count atoms and molecules in chemical reactions
https://www.ixl.com/science/level-i/count-atoms-and-molecules-in-chemical-reactions

* F.5 Compare physical and chemical changes

https://www.ixl.com/science/level-j/compare-physical-and-chemical-changes

*U.2 Identify the photosynthetic organism
https://www.ixl.com/science/level-j/identify-the-photosynthetic-organism

*N.2 Understanding the chemistry of cellular respiration

https://www.ixl.com/science/level-i/understanding-the-chemistry-of-cellular-respiration

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How Plastic Bottles Are Recycled Into Polyester

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Cells are aerobic, too! They inhale and exhale and generate energy from glucose. Learn how mitochondria play a big role in how our bodies stay energized.

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(OLD VIDEO) Cellular Respiration and the Mighty Mitochondria

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(OLD VIDEO) Photosynthesis and the Teeny Tiny Pigment Pancakes

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Synthetic Materials
Synthetic
Natural Resources
Polyester
Nylon

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Cellular Respiration
Photosynthesis
Glucose
ATP
Mitochondria
Chloroplast
Chlorophyll
Light Energy
Products
Reactants

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Make sure to study the following topics for the upcoming quiz.
- Atoms (filling out tables)
- Bohr Models ( atom models)
-Phase Changes
-Matter Classification
(Homogeneous,Heterogeneous, Elements, Compounds)

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Pure Substance
Mixture
Element
Compound
Homogeneous Mixture
Heterogeneous Mixture

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It’s nothing about flipping houses. Find out the difference between chemical and physical changes, and learn some real-life examples. Ice cream, anyone?

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BrainPOP - Animated Educational Site for Kids - Science, Social Studies, English, Math, Arts & Music, Health, and Technology

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Atoms are everything! Tim and Moby introduce you to atoms, which contain all the elements in the universe, and to the concepts of atomic number and atomic mass.

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Ice + HEAT = Melting (Liquid)
Liquid + HEAT = Evaporation (Gas)

Steam + COLD TEMP = Condensation (Liquid)
Liquid + COLD TEMP = Freezing (Ice)

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Color (sense: sight) (Red, blue, orange)
Texture (sense:touch) (
Shape (sense: sight)
Flammability: (ability to catch fire)
Size (big/small)
Temperature (hot/cold)
Hardness (helmet (hard), pillow(soft)
Density (Mass/Volume)
State of Matter (Solid, Liquid, Gas)
Solubility (ability to dissolve in water)

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For Classes 708 and 710

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Go to page 2

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Go to Page 2 to find the template of the project

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Complete the table provided

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Matter
Atoms
Sub-particles : protons, neutrons, electrons
Elements
Compounds
Molecules
Electron Cloud
Nucleus
Bohr Model
Atomic Mass
Atomic Number

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Bio --> Life
Atmo --> Air
Geo --> Rocks
Litho --> Earth/Rocks
Hydro --> Water

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Signed Science Contract
Due: Monday Sept 9th, 2019
** (This is due within ONE week.   You will receive 100% as a quiz grade for turning this in on time.  This is a mandatory assignment.  If you do not turn this in on time, points will be deducted for each day that it is late.) ***

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Due: Friday September 6th, 2019
Create a name tag. You may use computer paper or construction paper.

-Please include your First Name and Last Name

-Feel free to decorate it