Wonderful World of Shorewood Science


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Science of Food- Links

Game: Go, Slow, and Whoa foods game

Articles and Info: Botulism , E-Coli , Caffeine , Eating for Sports , Food Poisoning , School Lunches , The Five Second Rule , Why to drink water

Other info on staying healthy at: http://kidshealth.org/kid/stay_healthy

Announcements:
Congratulations to the 2007-2008 Science Olympiad Team members who competed January 26th in a regional competition in Oshkosh Wisconsin. The following students participated: Sha Li, Mali Bria, Seth Jensen, Soren Zweifel, Keith Dodd, Olivia Thomas, Maren Banda, Quinton Thomas, Sofia Jonas, Kara Holton, Drew Antle, Jay Tomasiewicz, Sam ThorpGeorge, Kevin Weisling, Tim Perry, Dominic Triliegi, Jonathan Hewitt, Maddie Reed, Antoine Davis, Shayna Smith, Jay Franke, Zan Song, James Keane, Alex McMurtry, Ben Kuhlman, Harvey Buckner, and Chirs Bazar.

Elliot Kucharczyk, Hans Gaebler, Henry Sanders, and Kate Hayes will be joining the team as well for the state competition April 12 in Madison.

We would also like to recognize the following placing finishes: Kevin Weisling and Tim Perry placed 1st in Bio Process Lab, Keith Dodd and Sofia Jonas placed 1st in Crave the Wave, Chris Bazar and Sha Li placed 1st in Metric Mastery, Kevin Weisling and James Keane placed 2nd in Road Scholar, Olivia Thomas and Jay Tomasiewicz placed 2nd in Food Science, Kara Holton and Drew Antle placed 2nd in Oceanography, Keith Dodd and Drew Antle placed 3rd in Meteorology, and James Keane built a tower that placed 3rd in Tower Building.

Many thanks to our parent volunteers: Deb Thomas, Lori Thorp, Shawn Antle, Mike Gandrud, Henry Tomasiewicz, and Mark Keane. Also, we'd like to thank our many corporate sponsors who made our travel possible!

Stay tuned for an update after the April statewide competition.

 
Teacher’s wish list:
Families- if you have any of the following at home and would be willing to donate them to science class I would be very grateful. I will only post a few things at a time (when at all possible) and will take items off if we get enough. Thank you!!!
     • Clean, empty soup cans (with safe to touch tops)
     • Old science text books from high school or college level courses
     • Balsa wood 
Thanks to Drew Antle for the lego donation!
Many thanks to Kayleigh Kavanagh for the donation of many years worth of packing peanuts!
Thanks to Zach Reihbein-Jones for his Lincoln Log donation.
Thanks to Drew Antle and family for the legos.


***Bacteria and Virus Exploration***

7th Grade Life Science
Current Plan
Year-long curriculum map
Assignment Resources:
Science in the News rubric
Science in the News- How to


                                8th Grade Physical Science

Current Lesson Plans
Year-long curriculum map
Assignment Resources:
Third Trimester Project Research
Project PowerPoint
Update and Notes
Project Rubric

For Parents
Teen Brain Research Summary
Community Blog (Coming Soon)

References

Check out this cool page about Tesla

Cool game: Famous Scientist Hangman

Need a challenge?  Try this brain teaser or propose a Stretch project.  Or you can choose a project by going to www.gifted.uconn.edu look under "SEM resources" and the enrichment clusters database.

A bit of humor.


Citation Guide

Fun website that allows you to track your energy use.

Search the school library resources.

Check out this great site with lab simulations.  Especially look at John Travoltage- a humorous take on what we'll study in electricity (8th grade).

Here's a cool site where you can go through the steps of Mitosis.

Here is an interesting blog by Cheryl Rofer about Polonium (the radioactive material that poisoned former Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko).  

Curious about nuclear weapons?  Here is a website put up by The Los Alamos Committee on Arms
Control and International Security.  Check it out, and send in any questions that you have.

Please e-mail Mrs. Steiner with other ideas or links.

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