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    This document provides the schedule and lesson plan for Mrs. Cleary's 7th grade science class for the third week of January. The essential question is how igneous and metamorphic rocks are formed. The objectives are that igneous rocks form from lava or magma and are classified by color and texture, and metamorphic rocks form from increases in temperature and pressure underground and are classified by texture. The schedule lists the lessons and homework for each day of the week.

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    This document provides the schedule and lesson plan for Mrs. Cleary's 7th grade science class for the third week of January. The essential question is how igneous and metamorphic rocks are formed. The objectives are that igneous rocks form from lava or magma and are classified by color and texture, and metamorphic rocks form from increases in temperature and pressure underground and are classified by texture. The schedule lists the lessons and homework for each day of the week.

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    Second Semester 2015

    Mrs. Clearys Tiger Stars Lake Asbury Junior High School, 7 Science
    Week # 3 January 20th
    Essential Question: How are igneous and metamorphic rocks formed?
    Objectives: Igneous rocks form from either lava or magma forming intrusive or extrusive
    rocks. These rocks are classified based on color and texture. Metamorphic rocks form inside
    the earth with an increase in temperature and/or pressure; these rocks are classified by their
    texture.
    Schedule subject to change!
    Day

    Homework

    Monday

    Lessons
    Martin Luther King Student/teacher holiday.

    January 19, 2015

    Tuesday
    January 20, 2015

    Wednesday
    January 21, 2015

    Thursday
    January 22, 2015

    Friday
    January 23, 2015

    Read Chapter 3,
    Lesson 4.

    Bell work: How do convention currents form in the


    mantle of the Earth? (Chapter 3 Lesson 2).

    Read Chapter 3,
    Lesson 4,
    Vocabulary.

    Too Good for Drugs.

    Study Chapter 3,
    Lesson 4. Quiz
    next Tuesday.

    Bell work: Compare and contrast lava and magma.


    Igneous rocks foldable Chapter 3 Lesson 4,
    pages 114 116.

    Study Chapter 3,
    Lesson 4. Quiz
    next Tuesday.

    Bell work: How are intrusive igneous rocks different


    from extrusive igneous rock?
    Metamorphic rocks foldable Chapter 3, Lesson 4,
    pages 117 119.

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