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“Learning science is something students do, not something that is

done to them”.

National Science Education Standards (NAS, 1996),

Mrs. LordStapley Jr. High

Welcome to Advanced 8th Science

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Mrs. Peggy Lord 15 years nurse B.S. in Secondary Education,

History & Chemistry minor M.Ed. in STEM education SEI endorsement Gifted and Talented full

endorsement. CTE certificate

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How can we all help your student have a successful

junior high experience?

Keys for Junior High Success

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School:Teacher &

Administrative Communication

H Home:Parent/Guardian Involvement &

Parent Signature in Student Planner

ome:Parent/Guardian

Keep channels of communication open between school, student, and

parents!

Student:Student:

Daily Assignments in

Student PlannerDailyStudent:

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Check the Parent Portal: Sign up in the office if you have not picked up an access code yet!Check my Stapley Web Page!

Contact me by e-mail: Probably the best way to get in touch with me! My e-mail address is:

[email protected]

Contact me by phone: You can always call and leave a message on my classroom phone:

(480) 472-2765

Additional Resources Available to Help Your Student:

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First Semester Focus:Science Research Expo projectGenetics

Genetics CareersCheek Cell DNA

AdaptationsPhysics

Egg DropBungee BarbiePhysics Careers Roller Coasters

What Curriculum Will We Be Studying This Year?

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Second Semester Focus:Chemistry

Chemistry CareersAIMSPersonal Career ProjectCrime Scene

Science FairFebruary 4th

District, February 19thState, April International May

What Curriculum Will We Be Studying This Year?

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Grading Notebook Science Fair Homework vs. Projects Rigor

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Questions?

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