1	Measuring Tools Used In Physical Science Midterm Presentation by Marianne Amato
2	Audience & Environment 8^th grade students Glen Meadow Middle School Normally 18-26 students in class An environment that is safe and non-threatening
3	Objectives Identify the tools used for measuring mass, volume, and length Demonstrate how to use each tool Identify the units for mass, volume, and length Calculate mass and volume of regular and irregular shaped objects
4	Introduction Read “The Case of the Crooked Crown”
5	Primacy-Recency
6	Learning Styles
7	Multiple Intelligences
8	The Neuron
9	Limbic System
10	The Brain
11	Evaluation & Assessment Measuring Mass, Volume, & Length Lab Measuring Liquid Volume Lab Inspiration concept map as a unit review Verbal interaction during lecture/discussion Unit test
12	Technology PowerPoint presentation Interactive website Overhead projector & transparencies Inspiration Software
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