7th Grade Honors Science
Monday, October 30, 2006
Monday 10/31/06
What was done?
What was collected?
What was assigned?
Daily Science Fact
MRI magnetic fields are incredibly strong. Metal objects can become dangerous projectiles if they are taken into the scan room. A watch flying off an arm and into the MRI machine is entirely possible. Credit cards, bank cards and anything else with magnetic encoding will be erased by most MRI systems.
- We reviewed the Eye with a "How do you see?" Worksheet.
- We learned about the anatomy of the Ear with "How do you hear?" Worksheet.
- We wrote down the requirements of the Eye/Ear Disease Report.
- We compared and contrasted the Eye with the Ear using a graphic organizer.
What was collected?
- Section 22-2 Checkpoint and Review Questions.
- Section 22-2 Review Worksheet.
What was assigned?
- Eye/Ear Disease Report is due Thursday 11/2/06.
- Light & Senses Test (Sections 22-3 & 22-4) is Thursday 11/2/06.
- Completion of the "How do you see/hear?" WS.
- The Eye/Ear comparison sheet.
Daily Science Fact
MRI magnetic fields are incredibly strong. Metal objects can become dangerous projectiles if they are taken into the scan room. A watch flying off an arm and into the MRI machine is entirely possible. Credit cards, bank cards and anything else with magnetic encoding will be erased by most MRI systems.
posted by Mr. Kang at 4:04 PM
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