3rd Grade Learning Activity
Using the knowledge and content you have learned so far in the "Sun, Moon and Stars" unit, CREATE a fictional graphic novel comic to "show what you know" about the sun, moon and stars. Your graphic novel story must include characters and speech bubbles that tell me what you understand so far and include at least four essential science vocabulary words from the unit: PHASE, ORBIT, ROTATE, ABSORB, CONSTELLATION, TELESCOPE, SYSTEM, REFLECTION, and SHADOW. For an extra challenge, somehow work in at least three of the Words of the Week, so far...ANALYZE, EVALUATE, OBSERVE, REDUCE, EXPAND and INFER, and most importantly, BE CREATIVE...IMPRESS ME!5th Grade Learning Activity
Using the knowledge and content you have learned so far in the "Forces & Motion" unit, CREATE a fictional graphic novel comic to "show what you know" about force and motion. Your graphic novel story must include a setting or settings, characters and speech bubbles that tell me what you understand so far and include at least four essential science vocabulary words from the unit: SIMPLE MACHINE, ENERGY, MOTION, PULLEY, FRICTION, FORCE & SPEED. For an extra challenge, somehow work in at least three of the Words of the Week, so far...ANALYZE, EVALUATE, OBSERVE, REDUCE, EXPAND and INFER, and most importantly, BE CREATIVE...IMPRESS ME!Netiquette Reminders...rules to live by when using the Internet:
- People are reading what you write...be respectful even though you can't see them.
- If you share your opinions, share them in a polite manner as to not offend others.
- Plagiarism is illegal. That means it is illegal to copy someone else's work and call it your own.
- Use capital letters appropriately. Type all letters as if you were using your hand to write.
- Spelling and grammar rules are the same...so edit your work so you sound intelligent.
- Keep your work "clean and appropriate", you are representing yourself and your reputation.
Happy Creating! - Mrs. Jones



