I created this PCA based on lesson 15.3 of the Cat Events unit. Please feel free to use it in your own classroom. Please let me know if you make any changes. Enjoy!
eqfrictionscenario_key.doc
eqfrictionscenario.doc
I created this PCA based on lesson 15.3 of the Cat Events unit. Please feel free to use it in your own classroom. Please let me know if you make any changes. Enjoy!
eqfrictionscenario_key.doc
eqfrictionscenario.doc
Here are a few templates teachers have found useful when helping students write conclusions.
This is the 2003 WASL Science released Bubble Gum scenario. The OSPI document from which it is taken is quite long and not printer-friendly, so I’ve reformatted it to print on four pages (two pages double-sided) for use with students. Word format. Download.
OSPI has published a beautiful book of the science Grade Level Expectations, but they’re more suited for looking nice in a k-10 page spread than they are useful for planning. I’ve copied them into Word, and cut them down to the middle school GLEs. It’s very easy to copy from these files into your syllabus or other documents. Also, it’s only 8 pages to print all of the middle school science GLEs, instead of 84 pages for the k-10 publication.
Here are the current GLEs (Grade Level Expectations), by grade level and all together, in Word Format:
Washington state Grade Level Expectations are available in draft form from OSPI here: Science GLEs (draft). (note: 91-page, 1.9 MB PDF file - not recommended for dialup)
Here is OSPI’s main website for the science WASL.
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