Announcements for 2010:

1. Welcome back and good luck in your continuing HSC study.

2. Remember your Luna Park booklets and HSC Past Paper questions are due in on Monday 1st Feb!

3. Previously I gave some students a soft copy of all my work for the core topic of space – I will be again doing this, however, I will be giving you it is small installments throughout this year.

Waygood

I know that you spent your time at Luna Park taking down all the data your could, however, if you were distracted by the rides, junk food and other kids from other schools here is some data for you:

Ferris Wheel
T = 39 s

Flying Saucer
T = 4.1 s

Rotar
T = 1.45 s

Tango
forwards T = 5.1 s
reverse T = 5.4 s

Get those books completed over the holiday as well as the past paper questions which will be given out in class on Monday – they are all due the first lesson next year!

Waygood

Your assessments are finished and the marks are in!
CONGRATULATIONS on a great year!

Waygood

Here is a great simulator for Projectile Motion
Projectile Motion Simulation

7SC2 had an average mark of 48%, with some top results from Stephanie 82%, Zach (C2) 71%, Brittnee 73% and Christian 66%.

9SC6 had an average mark of 51%, with top results achieved by Jaymie 76%, Beth 75%, and Adelle 70%.

Well done
Waygood

Some outstanding results were:
7MA1
Jack – 88%
Joshua C – 82%
Angus – 93%
Mario – 80%

7MA2
Jerric – 86%
Stephanie – 92%
Brittnee – 85%
Christian – 83%

Waygood

Year 7 Science – Monday 9th Period 5+6

Year 9 Science – Thursday 12th Period 3+4

Remember your equipment and see me in homeroom in the morning if you have forgotten anything!

Good Luck
Waygood

A mistake a lot of students make is to think of “study” in really boring, square ways. So here are a few more creative ways to study and revise lesson content:

Make a cross word using key terms and their definitions using a site such as www.eclipsecrossword.com which has a free crossword maker you can download.

Make an audio recoding of you reading some summary notes, key points of quotes you wish to remember, up load it to your phone or mp3 player and listen to it while you walk to school, lay in your room, or before falling asleep.

On large bright coloured pieces of paper, write in large letters formula, quotes or points you wish to remember. Pin or stick these up in your room, or in the toilet, and EVERY time you go in there, take a few seconds to read every sign!

Visit the Board of Studies website, and check out the “test yourself” section which allows you to complete multiple choice questions for school certificate and Higher school certificate courses, follow this link: http://www4.boardofstudies.nsw.edu.au/

good luck and please feel free to suggest other method you have found successful sharing is caring!!!

Waygood

Please remember to bring in a USB if you wish to get a soft copy of the physics work for this topic,

Waygood

Earth is very hard
The middle is very hot
It will burn your hat
– Zach

I was just standing
There as hot like the rocks on
Earth then walked to Earth
– Kerrigan

Cold warm and rainy
Earth gives us food and our lives
Thank goodness for Earth
– Danielle

Earth is wonderful
It is like a soccer ball
A whole lot of fun
– Connor