JA Garfield Local School District

 

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"Anyone who has never made a mistake has never tried anything new."
                         
    Einstein


 



Earth Science

This class is designed as a third science option for juniors(11th) and seniors (12th).  This course will cover such topics as the formation of the universe and solar system, geologic timescale, weather, natural phenomena, plate tectonics, and man's effect on the environment.

Weekly Plans:   weather   TEST BY END OF THE WEEK!

Notes:   see Mrs. Carlson for notes, WORKSHEETS if you were absent

 

Physical Science

This class is designed to be the freshmen (9th) science course.  It is the base science course on which all future science course build and it follows the OGT standards for 9th grade.  This course will cover topics in the areas of chemistry, physics and earth science.

Weekly Plans:   chap 18  p654  #1, 2, 4 & 6   QUIZ Wednesday

Notes:   see Mrs. Carlson for notes if you were absent,; Motion and force.ppt

 

Integrated Science

This class is designed as the freshmen (9th) science course for students who need extra time or guidance with science concepts.  It is a base science course on which all future science course build and it follows the OGT standards for 9th grade.  This course will cover topics in the areas of chemistry, physics and earth science.

Weekly Plans:     chap 18  p584  #4, 7-9    p591  #1, 2, 5  & 6; worksheet comets
   Quiz wednesday

Notes:    see Mrs. Carlson for notes if you were absent, otherwise you should be taking notes in
                      class   Motion iS.ppt
              

 

Integrated Math 3

This class is designed as the third year of math for juniors and seniors who need work with math skills.  This course covers the principles of geometry, algebra II, and some life math skills.  It meets the state standards for juniors and seniors just at a slower pace than the traditional math tracks. 

 Weekly Plans:  sect 7.1, and sect 7.2   exponential growth/decay    Wednesday--computer lab survey

Notes:  Exponential Growth and Decay.ppt

Contact me at: 

  dcarlson@mail.garfield.sparcc.org



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