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Wednesday, October 18, 2006

Wednesday 10/18/06

What was done?

We looked at the microscope information on p. 774.
We labeled a microscope diagram. This should be filed in the Notes section.
We started working on the microscope advertisement.

What was collected?

Mr. Kang checked for workbook pages 232-234.

What was assigned?

Section 22-3 review worksheet.
Microscope Advertisement is due Friday 10/20.

Daily Science Fact
Just about everyone has seen a television show or movie in which a criminal suspect is questioned while detectives watch from behind a one-way mirror. How does a piece of glass manage to reflect light from one side while remaining clear on the other? The secret is that it doesn't. It has to do mainly with the amount of light in the two rooms.

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