Mar+21-25


 * Monday**

Good day to all. I hope all of you weathered the storm this weekend. My place is caving in, much like areas that undergo liquefaction. Today is a pretty easy day since we are missing many of our classmates. We will take very quick notes and have a discussion on igneous rocks and then make a brochure showcasing these wonderful works of nature. We will also present out Rock Cycle posters to the class. But first, lets warm up our brains with this opener. [|Rock Cycle Opener]

Here is the keynote for today. [|5.3 Igneous Rocks.key] You have already downloaded the notes.

Here is the brochure template. [|Brochure Igneous Rock .pages] and in Word format. [|Brochure Igneous Rock .doc]

Same as Monday
 * Wednesday**

Open with Game Time!!! [|Rock Cycle Scatter] Play for ten minutes and we will see who has the lowest score.
 * Friday**

How about we begin the our first assignment of day with the [|Best Rock Cycle Animation Ever!!!] Now that you saw that interactive animation, how about you put it in your own words. Use the following Pages document to describe the processes in which you watched and learned about. Watching the animation and completing the writing assignment should take you forty minutes. [|Rock Cycle Review Web Quest.pages]

Up next you are to take notes on Sedimentary Rocks. Please download [|5.4 Sedimentary Rocks.key] and use your Rock Cycle Notes which you have been working on. This should take you no more than twenty minutes to read, review, and outline leaving fifteen minutes to finish the quiz.

And to end the day with a little quiz. [|Per 4 Igneous Quiz] [|Per 6 Igneous Quiz] [|Per 8 Igneous Quiz]

Quick reminder. Email and show me your Jeopardy Review 1-4 and your Rock Cycle Posters before you leave class. Have a great weekend.