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| Welcome to the ACFT 5th Grade Science Wiki. We are glad you found us! Our class Wiki is a website designed to increase student learning and improve communication with families. By visiting the teacher and community pages found here, visitors can review each six weeks' Science Curriculum, study at home using our online student notebook, check our week at a glance on the Assignments page, watch student videos covering each six weeks' science content, and even watch a live stream of Jake the Hamster on the ACFT Critter Cam. Be sure to frequently visit the Camp Carter page for information and updates about our spring trip. Please refer to the ACFT Science Wiki Rules before becoming a member of our online community. Questions, concerns, and suggestions should be directed to mr.grizzelle. | These are the most recently added photos in our photo gallery... enjoy! |
Do you Twitter? Check out Mr. Grizzelle's daily Science updates by following his twitter page. "Tweets" will be send out regularly to keep families current on what we are doing. Sign up for your own free Twitter account and even have "tweets" sent to your cell phone as text messages. Contact Mr. Grizzelle for more information. |
 New student videos are available online now. Head on over to the 5th Six Weeks Student Videos page to see your young scientist in action. Watch as students show you what they learned this six weeks in the ACFT Science Lab! |
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| Glaciers are hard to understand when you're from Texas. I mean, we don't really have snow covered mountains or a climate that allows the higher elevations we do have to remain frozen year round. Check out these two youtube clips on glaciers. One is a National Geographic Short. The other is someone's home-video. Both of them will help students understand the enormous power behind glaciers that helps them shape our Earth's land. |
Global Warming is melting our polar ice
sheets at an alarming rate. What
changes can we make as
individuals to help
save our planet?
sheets at an alarming rate. What
changes can we make as
individuals to help
save our planet?
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| bobbobby | hey | 0 | Jul 13 2009, 2:42 PM EDT by bobbobby | ||
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Thread started: Jul 13 2009, 2:42 PM EDT
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hey wats up irt shelby people i made it to 7th grade lol thanks to mr.grizzelle i used to suck at science but now in science my grade on my report cards r 70 throw 96
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| mr.grizzelle | Punnet Squares | 1 | May 27 2009, 8:29 PM EDT by natito11 | ||
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Thread started: Apr 20 2009, 9:15 PM EDT
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J.W sent me a message asking about Punnet Squares. I'm interested to know what my former student scientists have learned this year regarding the topic. Post your reply below and tell us what you know about Punnet Squares.
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| TheDukeRocks | biomass/ band in 6th grade | 1 | Jan 13 2009, 6:26 PM EST by mr.grizzelle | ||
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Thread started: Jan 12 2009, 10:48 PM EST
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What is biomass? All of the instruments in band require vibration to make sound, especually (that might be spelled wrong) in percussion, so for you students who want to be in band make sure you understand vibrations and sound energy. If you don't, ask Mr. Grizzelle.
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