After reading the article here: Talk to someone in your family or neighborhood about the changes in weather they've noticed and share what you learn in a comment here.
Here is the science homework assignment for this week.
Please either print the last image and fill in the square with your drawing of a thermometer or else draw your thermometer on a blank piece of paper WITH YOUR NAME and turn it in.
Here is a list of online activities for you to choose from for your assignments next week. Follow the links to the sites for examples, experiment directions, reading or video then follow the directions included under the links to make sure that you get credit for your hard work.
You are required to complete 2 of the following activities, turning in the work so it can be graded.
Follow the link above to access a kid friendly forecast. Check on the forecast 4 times. Record the predictions and then record the actual weather for that day. Fold a blank piece of paper in half and then in half again. Open your paper up and each box represents one day. Keep your records on this paper and when it is done TURN IT IN. (you may use pictures as well as words but make sure you include the actual temperatures and the degree symbol.)
Follow the link to the video. After watching the short segment record your answer to the actor's question at the end of the clip on paper and then TURN IN your answers. *don't forget your name!
Follow the above link to go to the site and create your own graphs.
* If you are looking to create one that looks nearly identical to this one be sure to follow the Create A Graph Classic link underneath the graph type choices.
Here is the weekly brain teaser a little early. Give it a shot, talk about it with someone in your family, draw a picture, stretch your brain.
When the pig opened his treasure box, he found 145 gold coins, 73 paper dollars, and 89 silver coins. How many coins in all were in the box? What would you hope to find if you found a treasure box?