St. Philip Neri Catholic School

6th Science Assignment: April 21 | Lesson 3.1 due April 22, 2020 at 05:00PM

Title: Assignment: April 21 | Lesson 3.1

Description: Good morning! As I mentioned in class you’ll have some Science work every day. I’m going to post both assignments on the days we meet. So today you’ve got work for Monday and Tuesday, on Wednesday you’ll get work for Wednesday and Thursday. Whether you can complete all your Science on the days we have classes, or you can split it up and complete each assignment on it’s due date. It’s important that whatever you chose you always complete your work in the right order. You should have completed Lesson 2.6 before you start this work.

Lesson 3.1
[1] Warmup
[2] Discussion – I reviewed this in class. The main idea is that multiple causes can combine to have one effect. Nothing for you to turn in here.
[3] Read and add at least three notes to the “The Gulf Stream” article
[4]skip
[5]Use the Sim to complete the homework activity. https://ift.tt/3czH30R

Due: April 22, 2020 at 05:00PM

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