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11/8/2021

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Today we continued working on volleyball skills, carried on with fractions and decimals and then in the afternoon kept working on research inquiry skills.
1.) WORD WORK: Pretest and work analysis (click)

2.) MATH: Fractions and decimals worksheet (click)

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3.)POST A RESPONSE:
  • ​Write a sentence for 8 word work words form this week
  • Make sure each sentence shows you understand the meaning of the word.
  • Read another students sentences and give them some feedback if the sentence does not show the words meaning.
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38 Comments
kevin
11/8/2021 03:29:50 pm

first

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Himavanth
11/8/2021 03:32:35 pm

2nd

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Kaila
11/8/2021 03:32:35 pm

2nd

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Leah
11/8/2021 03:34:30 pm

Uuuuhhhh I think Himavanth’s second

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Himavanth
11/8/2021 03:33:02 pm

No PAR?

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Leah
11/8/2021 03:33:41 pm

3rd

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Leah
11/8/2021 04:18:48 pm

1. The data I collected shows that the slug gained weight over time.

2. It was amazing that someone figured out one of the world's greatest phenomenon.

3. I had a hypothesis that the slug gained weight because it was eating.

4. Can you please elaborate on what you just said?

5. In conclusion, our ecosystem ended up with six eggs.

6. I could tell my source of error is when I weighed my slug wrong, l could tell that I forgot to zero the scale.

7. I analyzed what I did wrong on my Word analysis sheet.

8. When we were doing our ecosystem project, each group was given one spreadsheet to write all their information on it.

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Leah
11/8/2021 04:19:41 pm

I'm open to any feedback :)

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Emily
11/8/2021 08:34:03 pm

For number 6, you could just say, "One of my sources of error was that I forgot to zero the scale when I weighed my slug."

Also, a spreadsheet is an electronic program, and we used paper (non-electronic) to write down our observations. You probably should have used spreadsheet in a different way, unless you're NOT talking about our ecosystems.

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Emily
11/8/2021 08:34:40 pm

Otherwise the sentences are good! :D

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Leah
11/9/2021 03:37:48 pm

[Revised]

6. One of my sources of error is that I forgot to zero the scale.

8. Today, we used a spreadsheet to organize our graphs.

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Ethan
11/8/2021 04:52:26 pm

Mr fisher. I didnt bring the fraction book home because i didnt fhink it was due.

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Ian
11/8/2021 05:11:04 pm

1. The data reads that the grass grew longer.

2. The Northern lights are an awesome phenomenon.

3. I have a hypothesis that because we didn't water, the grass wasn't growing.

4. Please elaborate on your hypothesis.

5. A conclusion is the final piece of writing in a research paper.

6. The grass was growing in a vertical.

7. I created a diagram to show my work.

8. Qualitative is to words, as quantitative is to numbers.

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Ethan
11/8/2021 05:26:27 pm

1. The data i got from the slug project is that when you leave ur fruit or veggies inside the container it gets moldy really quick.
2. when we were doing our ecosystem project the people in your table group got a spreadsheet.
3. Can you elaborate because im clear on what you need.
4. There is no format in this project.
5. I analysis my spelling words and i got a few wrong.
6. My hypothesis is that i think we have 1 male and 1 female slugs.
7. I was tiktak to and my friend won vertically.
8. I was playing four corners and i killed my friend horizontally

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Leah
11/8/2021 06:43:57 pm

For number 3, it was kind of an awkward sentence but I know what you mean.

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Sonia
11/8/2021 05:37:47 pm

1. You can find qualitative data using your eyes and words.
2. You can find quantitative data by measuring elements in your eco system.
3. Elaboration is a good teqinique to help explain something to someone.
4. Scientists make a hypothesis when they are doing experiments .
5. The northern lights are considered a phenomenon.
6. Learning how to make a diagram is important.
7. After doing a science experiment you make an analysis.
8. Adding water to grass is a contributing factor because it determines the growth of the grass.

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Sonia
11/12/2021 08:35:02 am

Have you ever been in an awkward siturarion and you have no idea what to do or say? I certainly have. But have you ever been in a silence so awkward, That You feel an urge to speak up? It feels like something twisting in your gut, or the air getting squeezed out of your lungs. The only relief would be to let your mouth say soemthjbg. Anything to make those feelings go away. Unforntusnly, the one thing that crosses your minds is to say something g stupid like “so how’s everyone doing?” Or “ you guys like playing….” And then plaster a grin on your friend while you feel a burning hatred for your mouth cuz it just doesn’t know when to shut it self. Following these kinds of words are always the same reactions. People looking at you all weird cuz you just made the situation 10x more awkward. Sometimes no one responds and then your becomes redder than a tomato. In the end I always get stuck between ether I should giggle like crazy, or punch myself in the guts. You jay think this is a dramatic reaction, but trust me, when your stuck in an awkward silence 24/7, and every time you mess it up by saying something ridiculous, you would be diss appointed in yourself too. Here’s an example.

A few days ago my class had pe. Mr fisher was dividing our class into four teams, two with boys, and two with girls. Not only did he separate me from all my friends, but my group would not say a word. Our side of the gym was so quite you could hear a pin drop. Bring the awkward and talkative person I am, I felt like the silence was a drill digging into my skull. For some reason my brain thought the only way to get rid of the feeling was to break the silence, so I did. “So how’s everyone doing? You guys like soccer?” I asked. The only responses I got were a few mumbled no’s, and a bunch of side eyed looks. I guess breaking silences isn’t my strong suit, because I haven’t changed at all in my past 12 years if living.

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Kaitlin
11/8/2021 05:41:57 pm

1. My friend asked for elaboration, even though I already explained it twice.

2. I didn't think her hypothesis was correct as her reasoning for her prediction went against basic knowledge.

3. Sources of error are not common in their work as they always double-check their answers.

4. I miscalculated my numbers when filling out my quantitative work, so I added too much water my accident.

5. The data tells me that the snail gave birth because I had found several baby snails at the time.

6. While writing down qualitative data, I discovered that the tomato was covered in mold, unlike yesterday.

7. A great phenomenon just occurred: someone gave me $20!

8. A detailed diagram of the mouth made me want to throw up.

any feedback?

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Kaila
11/8/2021 05:42:14 pm

1. The snail was very vertical.

2. In conclusion my snail did not grow.

3.My teacher drew a diagram to show me how the machine worked.

4.My boss gave me no elaboration on why they fired me.

5. My hypothesis was that we had one baby worm because it was very small.

6. I did not understand the format of the question.

7. The earth spins around its axis.

8. It was a phonomenon to see niagra falls.

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Kaitlin
11/8/2021 05:50:42 pm

is there alphabiography assigned for today?

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Leah
11/8/2021 06:45:29 pm

Ya Mr. Fisher, is there?

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Mr. Fisher
11/8/2021 08:01:57 pm

Nope. I will always tell you when there is one assigned.

Palin
11/8/2021 06:00:38 pm

1 According to all my data my slug lost weight

2 Mr Fisher asked me to elaborate more on my explanation

3 I think a source of error might be that I forgot to measure the water I added

4 the cliff was almost completely vertical

5, 6, 7I analyzed the mini ecosystem to find qualitative data and quantitative data

8 I made a spreadsheet to show how the slug grew overtime.


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Elton
11/8/2021 06:03:20 pm

1. My data shows that the slug got bigger.
2. I needed elaboration when I learned something new.
3. If I get any words wrong on the pre-test, I put them in the word analysis sheet.
4. During the ecosystem project, each group was given a spreadsheet to record data.
5. All planets rotate on their axis.
6. Horizontal and vertical are opposites.
7. I drew a diagram of the building.
8. Please do not jump to conclusions too early.

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Kevin
11/8/2021 06:06:34 pm

1. We collected alot of data on plant growth during the ecosystem project
2. My hypothesis is that there will be PAR holiday tomorrow.
3. Rockets fly vertically towards the sky.
4. Cars drive horizontally.
5. Microsoft excel is a spreadsheet-making app.
6. Life is a phenomenon.
7. I like writing in a letter format.
8. In conclusion, after typing this response, today’s PAR was easy

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Waylon
11/8/2021 07:05:37 pm

1. We collected data in our ecosystem’s observations.

2. My hypothesis is that if water is sprayed into the ecosystem, the grass will grow higher, but there would be more
mold due to the moisture.

3. Most tabletops and floors are horizontal.

4. In a graph, there are two axes, an x axis, and a y axis.

5. In our ecosystem’s observations, we collected both quantitative data and qualitative data.

6. The northern lights and glaciers are both natural phenomena.

7. Every time our paper plane fails, we do some detailed analysis to find the problems and solve them.

8. Good writers can present lots of elaboration in their explanations.

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colleen
11/8/2021 07:18:36 pm

-My hypothesis is that the grass was dying because we didn’t give enough water
-Could you please elaborate on what you meant? I did not understand what you meant
-The data shows that there were much more worms at the start then at the end
-One of my sources of error was adding way to much water
-In conclusion the worms didn’t like the habitat
- A great phenomenon is the northern lights
-We have to take notes on the ecosystem on a spreadsheet
-The format of the writing was very messy

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Timothy
11/8/2021 07:36:55 pm

1. Recently I witnessed the phenomenon of a double rainbow.
2. I accidentally elaborated a bit too much on how I broke the lamp.
3. My hypothesis is that my conclusion will be nowhere near my hypothesis.
4. The teacher suggested that I elaborate on my diagram.
5. The conclusion of my analysis was horrid.
6. A qualitative study from my peers came back scored as a zero.
7. The source of error in my driving came from my mix of the accelerator and the decelerator.
8. It puzzled me to see that this “car” could move vertically and horizontally.

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Aliyah
11/8/2021 08:00:01 pm

1. Our grass grew vertically.
2. I drew a diagram to show what our ecosystem looked like
3. We collected data on our ecosystem for our lab write-up.
4. My hypothesis is that our grass started dying because we weren’t watering it enough.
5. You can get qualitative data from measuring and weighing organisms in your ecosystem.
6. The northern lights are a phenomenon.
7. I analyzed what we did wrong in our ecosystem because it was always so dry.
8. Can you please elaborate?

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Himavanth
11/8/2021 08:12:05 pm

Meanings: Qualitative data measures quality. Quantitative data measures quantity. To elaborate is to plan. A hypothesis is a guess based on received information. A phenomenon is a situation known to exist. A diagram is an object you can use to represent something. An analysis is to examine something in detail. Evidence is data that supports a conclusion. Data is information. A spreadsheet is a grid that can be used for calculations. Horizontal is left and right. Vertical is up and down. An axis is a measurement of coordinates. A format is a way of doing something. A conclusion is a verdict. A source of error is inaccurate data in a measurement. Sentences: Most of the data we collected today was qualitative. Most of the data we collected today was quantitative. I elaborated and decided to sleep. My hypothesis is that ice is frozen H20. The Aurora Borealis is a spectacular natural phenomena. For the diagram, I used a ton of marshmallows. I analyzed that the shirt had green stripes, pink dots, and yellow buttons. All evidence supports that John commited the crime. My data shows that birds can't get electrocuted on power lines. Reviews show that Microsoft Excel is an excellent spreadsheet. I grow more horizontally than vertically(get the joke I'm 60 kgs lol). The crossword puzzle had only vertical words. The interception point of the x and y axis(the axes were not in the middle) was -5,2. The format was Times New Roman. We concluded that the snail died. The statement " Water cannot be found in a frozen state" was a source of error in our measurement.

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Emily
11/8/2021 08:26:22 pm

1. The data we collected shows that the slug gained weight over time.
2. In conclusion, our plant didn't grow well because it didn't get enough sunlight.
3. We collected qualitative data on how the tree looked every day.
4. Our ecosystem didn't do so well; some contributing factors might've been the amount of water, sunlight, and food the creatures received.
5. My analysis of the situation proved that the grass had grown well because of the plentiful sunlight.
6. I don't quite understand, could you elaborate on that idea?
7. The horizontal line marked the boundary between the two teams.
8. My friends and I gathered quantitative data on how many grams of food we put in the cage every day.

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vyom
11/8/2021 08:26:34 pm

1. we made a vertical wall
2. according to the data my ecosystem is healthy
3.can you elaborate
4. the earth spin on its axis
5. in conclusion my slug is unhealthy
6. for our ecosystem project my table group got a spreadsheet
7. i analyzed my spread sheet
8. the northern lights is an amazing phenomenon

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Alison
11/8/2021 08:29:02 pm

1. I didn’t really get what you said, can you please elaborate?
2. The data that you collected will be helpful for this research.
3. Qualitative data is more descriptive and opinion based.
4. Quantitative data is more numerical and measurable
5. The ball went up in a vertical line
6. The soil being on the slug’s body may be a source of error for the slug’s weight
7. The apple that the slugs ate may be a contributing factor on why they gained weight
8. After some research, I have came to the conclusion that the slugs gained weight because of the apple they ate

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Daniela
11/8/2021 08:56:55 pm

1. I was aked to elaborate on why i made that decision while I was asking for descriptive feedback
2. The business is going under but i hypothesize that with this new project they will go back to their usual rates
3. I used a spreadsheet to store my graphs
4. I identified my sources of error while revising my work
5. I've come to the conclusion that it's a 50% chance of you getting an odd number rather than an even number on an 6 sided dice
6. We have collected all the data for the project
7. Lightning and volcanic erruptions are surely phenomenoms
8. A contributing factor to who broke moms crystal bowl was that our sister was out that evening

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Jayden
11/8/2021 10:08:30 pm

1. The scientists collected data on their project.
2.The scientists mixed the contributing factors to discover a new vaccine
3. There was lots of information on the diagram
4. Compasses use the earth’s axis to find the true north
5. The tornado was such a phenomenon
6. The scientists searched for sources of error in their project
7. The scientists went to the conclusion and shared their information through social media and the news
8. The news put the scientists’ information in a neat and easy to read format on their news paper

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Aaron
11/8/2021 10:37:39 pm

1,With my quantitative data I can draw some diagrams.
2, you write the letter T like drawing a vertical line under a horizontal line.
3, I need a conclusion for my science project.
4, I need to do my word analysis.
5, My data collection contains sources of error.

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Angad
11/9/2021 11:02:49 am

You can use your eyes to fine some qualitative data.
You can find quantitative data by measuring the tuff in your eco system.
We came to a conclusion that the slugs weren't eating.
I completed all word analysis from the word work yesterday.
A rectangle is made out of two horizontal and two vertical lines.
we made a diagram of our eco system which contains sources of error.

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cindy
11/12/2021 01:17:32 pm

1. Their data is very qualitative, it’s not a lot but is indeed detailed!
2. Yet, their friend’s data is very quantitative, not very specific but rather a ton.
3. My hypothesis is that the rat ate the carrot we placed as a trap.
4. These alien encounters are absolute phenomenons!
5. I need to fill out the spreadsheet for my lab write up soon
6. These contributing factors led me to this conclusion.

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