Guide Sheets for Virtual Labs:
It also has ideas on how to do some stuff in Courseware.
On many guide sheets, I put links to help you find answers to questions. You are not expected to pay any money to complete your activities. If the website requires you to pay for its services and you don’t want to pay for them, go somewhere else.
guide sheet to go with Structure and Properties of Matter
Discussions don't have to be done first
PICK ONE version to do:
Indicate in the student comments area in Courseware which version you are doing so I know which grading rubric to use.
version A: Version based on Courseware Virtual lab for Examining Matter
videos come from what is in a version of the Virtual Lab in our school's curriculum- instead of cabbage juice, you will watch videos of substances mixing in water and videos of measuring pH
You watch a video to get data for the densities in Task 4
version B: Alternate lab for Examining Matter:
videos come from what Ms Getz found on YouTube- includes cabbage juice
data for Task 4 is given to you
guide sheet to go with Building Models of Atomic Arrangements
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1004HbMm2b-K_PG83Emp1aYF8PXxbFX5aHuc-aW9-pBU/edit?usp=sharing
guide sheet to go with Observing a Change in State
https://docs.google.com/document/d/11DPzJE8xTNNKdhfaurNY3dil91Pkz22urrXuvKyvX14/edit?usp=sharing
guide sheet to go with Structure and Properties of Matter
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1EVaxMwr-KXizyasZ7v_-Kt6jAjqN0YocbGSuQ6MRw_Y/edit?usp=sharing
Sixth grade has a similar assignment. This is some of what I did as an example for them. I'm sorry, but I don't have time to write a 500-word paper on Democratus.
guide sheet to go with Discussion: Chemical Reactions
Discussions don't have to be done first
guide sheet to go with Observing a Chemical ReactionPS - this can be done entirely virtual. Use the guide sheet if you want to do it 100% virtual.
guide sheet to go with Building a Device that Uses Energy from Chemical ReactionsPS -This is completely rewritten. Use the Guide Sheet. It is now 100% virtual.
guide sheet to go with Chemical ReactionsPS - there are some hints in the Guide Sheet.
How to set Google docs or slides so they can be shared with anyone with a link to the document
Discussions don't have to be done first
guide sheet to go with Forces and Motion DiscussionPS
guide sheet to go with Exploring ForcesPS - most of this is virtual. What is not virtual, you should be able to do at home. Tasks 2 and 3 can be done completely virtual.
guide sheet to go with Investigating Forces and MotionPS- This is completely rewritten. Use the Guide Sheet. It is now 100% virtual.
guide sheet to go with Designing a Car Bumper PS- This can be completed completly online. The Guide Sheet has the completely rewritten version.
guide sheet to go with Forces and Motion PS Task 2 is now virtual
This means each discussion 20/3 = 6.6667% is worth about 6.7% of your final course grade
20/12 = 1.67 so this means each Mastery Test is worth about 1.67% of your final course grade
10/8 = 1.25 so this means each course activity is worth 1.25% of your final course grade
10/3 = 1.333 so this means each Unit Activity is worth about 1.3% of your final course grade
This means each Post-Test 20/3 = 6.6667% is worth about 6.7% of your final course grade
Students unlock Mastery Tests by redoing the tutorial that goes with it.
Discussions can be redone by adding more to your response. You have to message your teacher so she can regrade it. Course and Unit Activities show up each time they are resubmitted. Discussions can't be formally resubmitted. The teacher has to go into the gradebook, find the discussion, read what you wrote, and manually add points.
Post-tests and the End of Semester test can be taken twice and require the teacher to reset them. The reset has to be 24 hours after completion of the first try.
How to attach a document to a submission.
How to set Google docs or slides so they can be shared with anyone with a link to the document
The SOS are done by Edmentum teachers. I did not do these overview videos, but they still have really good information.
EOA link to video with Unit 1 overview
PPT slides of the Unit 1 overview
Video of the Unit 3 overview
End of Semester Exam overview video