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Science Department

Gretchen Linton
Brad Wasserman
Co-Department Chair
gnlinton@fcps.edu
Ext: 3718
Co-Department Chair
bswasserman@fcps.edu
Ext:3849

 

7th Grade Science

Microscope

Dan Bremer- Thunderbirds Team
djbremer@fcps.edu
ext: 3751

Pam Ellison- Quasars Team
PIEllison@fcps.edu
ext:3829

Marjorie Gray
MLGray@fcps.edu
ext: 3831

Gretchen Linton - Superstars Team
gnlinton@fcps.edu
ext:3718

Karen McDowell
karen.mcdowell@fcps.edu
ext: 3820

Anita Uyehara
anita.uyehara@fcps.edu
ext: 3830

 

Newton

8th Grade Science

Armand Grez- Pathfinders Team
acgrez@fcps.edu
ext: 3861

Rosalyn Parson
reparson@fcps.edu
ext: 3808

Graham Pettigrew
gwpettigrew@fcps.edu
Ext: 3827

Lindsey Thompson- Patriots Team
lathompson@fcps.edu
ext: 3851

Brad Wasserman- Pathfinder Team
bswasserman@fcps.edu
ext: 3849

Web Sites:

NSTA: http://www.nsta.org/middleschool/
This is the National Science Teacher Association web site. The NSTA promotes excellence and innovation in science teaching; they also publish a scholarly journal which pushes new approaches to teaching science.

National Science Foundation: http://www.nsf.gov/
The National Science Foundation (NSF) is a federal agency tasked to promote the progress of science and scientific learning. The NSF provides funds to schools for research.

Educational Innovations: http://www.teachersource.com/
This is great website which supports lab extensions at home and makes science fun. There are many products that get students interested in science and encourage exploration.

Cells Alive: http://www.cellsalive.com/cells/cell_model.htm
This is an interactive cell model. In addition it has activities on mitosis & meosis for students to visually see the process and parts of a cell.

Roller Coaster Physics: http://www.funderstanding.com/k12/coaster/
This is a java applet that supports our physics (red lab book) unit. Students are tasked to create a roller coaster that will not fly off the track or crash. Factors such as gravity, friction, speed, and mass can all be manipulated.

Bill Nye: http://www.nyelabs.com/
This web site allows parents and students to try some of the home demos seen in the Bill Nye: The Science Guy videos. Go to the web link above and then select “Hd- Home Demos” for additional information.

8th Grade Science Text online: http://my.hrw.com/
Students can be provided with a log in and password that allows them to fully interact with the Holt Physical Science text online from any computer. It is suggested that you log on using a computer with a high-speed connection. Please check in with your child’s 8th grade science teacher for additional information.

Science Spot Kid Zone: http://www.sciencespot.net/Pages/kidzone.html
This is a web site designed by a science teacher. There are many areas for students to explore in order to obtain further information on science related topics.

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Web Curator: Megan Farrelly
Last Updated:
September 14, 2011