Meet the Teacher
Meet the Teacher
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Originally from Pennsylvania
This is my 8th year teaching science at HMS
I am a HUGE Eagles fan (GO BIRDS!)
Love spending my summers in Maine
Coach for the HMS Science Olympiad team
Enthralled with all things science and how the world around us is interconnected
Interactive Notebook:
Table of Contents & Unit Resources
Announcements: Don't forget, there will be a notebook check before fall break! Make sure your notebook is up to date and your pages are numbered!
2nd period (10/7) - Click to vote on which class celebration you are interested in!
REvolve & Rotate
REvolve & Rotate
Due Thurs.
Archived
Archived
Good morning, Moon (& venus)
Good morning, Moon (& venus)
(9/19) Venus is the brightest planet visible to the naked eye when we look up at our sky due to its close proximity to Earth within our solar system.
Stellar work!
Stellar work!
Students designed a variety of star types to discuss their characteristics, and analyze how size, color, and distance interact with what we see. Students then identified stars by their characteristics and placed them on a HR Diagram!
You will need:
your Chromebook
a pair of headphones I left at each seat (please wrap them neatly when you're done using them)
a pencil (no pen)
"Planet Comparison" worksheet
Assignments:
Log into Quizizz (Wayground) and complete the assignment I have assigned you all, titled "Assignment 1 -9/29". Answer the questions as you go through the video.
Next, you will complete "Assignment 2 - 9/29," which was assigned to you in Wayground. As you go through the slides, you will fill out your Planet Comparison worksheet. Please write neatly, add the correct units, and any notes you feel are important.
You will bring this worksheet completed to class tomorrow for us to use!
Lastly, if did not join our Wayground classes, you may come back here and access the assignments through the links above.
See you tomorrow!
9/18/25 - Gravity SImulator
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