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Hypothesis, theory, law

Hypothesis, theory, law. Day 13. Do Now. Do Now. Announcements. Unit 1 Test Tomorrow!. Homework. Test Study Guide – Answer all questions. DLO. SWBAT differentiate (tell the difference) between a hypothesis, a theory, and a law. Agenda. Video

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Hypothesis, theory, law

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  1. Hypothesis, theory, law Day 13

  2. Do Now

  3. Do Now

  4. Announcements • Unit 1 Test Tomorrow!

  5. Homework • Test Study Guide – Answer all questions

  6. DLO • SWBAT differentiate (tell the difference) between a hypothesis, a theory, and a law.

  7. Agenda • Video • Hypothesis/Theory/Law Reading with Strategies • Venn Diagrams in Groups • Review for Test

  8. Video: Hypothesis vs. Theory • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R56gU1-Nmgg

  9. Reading Strategy • (1) Survey • (2) Click/Clunk • (3) Get the Gist • (4) Wrap Up

  10. (1) Survey • (a) What do you already know? • (b) What do you think you’ll learn?

  11. (2) Click/Clunk • Click = I get it! • Clunk = I’m confused. • Example: word you don’t know • Try out Fix-Up Strategies!

  12. (2) Click/Clunk – Fix Up Strategies • Reread the sentence without the word. Think about what information that is provided that would help you understand the meaning of the word. • Reread the sentence with the clunk and the sentences before or after the clunk looking for clues. • Look for a prefix or suffix in the word. • Break the word apart and look for smaller words you know.

  13. (3) Get the Gist • What is the most important thing in this section/paragraph? • What is the most important idea about that thing?

  14. (4) Wrap Up • Pretend you are a teacher and think of questions you would ask on a test. • Answer your own questions.

  15. Venn Diagram

  16. Review • First, fill out as many answers as you can. • We all stand. • I cold call. • You sit down when you get an answer correct.

  17. Exit Ticket • (1) What is the difference between a scientific hypothesis and a scientific theory? • (2) Can a hypothesis become a theory? If so, how? • (3) Are scientific theories always constant and unchanging?

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