Converting C to F and back again.

If you didn't get the formulas yesterday:

F to C:

(F-32)(5/9)

C to F:

C(9/5) + 32

Rubric for Assignment D

Rubric for Assignment D

I'll pass these out today (W5D3), but if you don't get it...

http://docs.google.com/View?id=ddsm58ms_369fzdwq6dm

Notes from W35D5

Today's notes are here. Don't forget to check the speaker notes for extra info!

Corrected - Assignment D is here.

Here's the Syllabus for Week 5.

Please note that if you scored below 65% on the quiz, you will be doing a makeup assignment for me during IWT this week!

Here's Assignment D. (Sorry for the previous link to the rubric!)

Need help?

Here's a very helpful page that summarizes a bunch of what we've done so far, including practice with conversions.

Here's a page from PBS on buoyancy and density.

W4 Syllabus and Assignments

W4 Syllabus. Note that there are no key questions this week.

Assignment C.

Notes from W35D5

Notes from W3D5: density.

Notes for W3D3

Wednesday's notes. Don't forget to turn speaker notes on, as I've put extra info there.

The Google spreadsheet where I'll be posting your measurements of water mass; the final average (mean) values should be up by noon today (W3D3).

W3 Syllabus and rubrics

W3 Syllabus. Please note that the questions on the syllabus replace the Key Questions from now on! (They're actually mostly the same, but there are some important changes.)

Rubrics for the W3 assignments.