Dear Mrs. Turbeville,

Water in the Atmosphere and questions. Got it. :)

Happy Holidays to you too! I can't wait until Christmas! We're going to be with family on Christmas Eve, so I'm looking real forward to it.

Jeongyoon Han.

Hi Jeongyoon,

I have to figure out how to get you the water cycle info. The book does not cover it in the same detail as I do in class. We are currently working on the "Water in the Atmosphere" section of the textbook. You can start reading that and answer the questions at the end of the section.

You are slightly behind the class, because I forgot to give you the heat transfer portion. Sorry. :) Happy Holidays! Only 2 more days until break!

Quizzes and Water Cycle

Dear Mrs. Turbeville,

I've been looking at the Science Blog for School and I noticed that I wasn't doing quizzes and I didn't learn about the water cycle. Should I not worry about that?

Winds Answers

Dear Mrs. Turbeville,

I should have sent you the Winds answers by e-mail.

My answers will be in red.

Thank you,

Jeongyoon Han

Very Good! 100%

The wind section is next. (Hopefully I gave you that portion of the text.)

Here is a very straight forward worksheet that I created for the class.

Wind Worksheet

packet answers

Dear Mrs. Turbeville,

Here are the answers for the Chapter 2 Weather Factors Worksheet:

1. thermal energy

2 (in the textbook, it's #3). temperature

3. true

4. thermometer

5. The way thermometers work is that the liquid contained in the tube expands when the heat rises and contrasts when it gets cold.

6. The freezing point in Celsius is 0 degrees Celsius, and the boiling point is 100 degrees Celsius. The freezing point in Fahrenheit is 32 degrees Fahrenheit and the boiling point is 212 degrees Fahrenheit.

7. Heat can be transferred by radiation, conduction, and convection.

8. True

9. Conduction

10. Convection

11. Radiation- c.

12. Conduction-b

13. Convection-a

14. The sun is radiation, the two arrows forming a circle is a form of convection, the squiggly lines are a form of heat transfer by radiation, and below the lines are where there is heat transfer by conduction.

Packet

Hi,
Yes, I did recieve the packet. I'm working on it right now. :)

Heat Transfer

Hi! Hope all is well! I emailed you the science packet and the worksheet yesterday. Let me know if you received it.

Hi!

Oh okay.

Good thing I'm not in Syracuse. I don't want snow.

Weather in Seoul is very good, even though it's a little bit cold, but the average temperature here is around 35-40 degrees Fahrenheit. It's not snowing at all, so I like that.

People in Seoul say it's pretty cold, and when my family hears that, we all start laughing because it's not a bit as cold as it is in Syracuse. Then we explain to them that we just came from Syracuse which is a really cold place and we tell them that we got used to it so it's not that cold here.

To Rosie and Brook: Hi! Nice hoodies there. :)

EMail

I looked online to see if I could find a website with the information on it, but there wasn't anything that I liked. When I go to school tomorrow I will scan the section and email it to you. It is supposed to be very snowy here from Monday-Thursday...again. What is the weather like in South Korea?

Rosie and Brook say Hi!

(Brook didn't want her picture taken, so they both put their hoods up. I took the picture after school, on Thursday.)

Pages 48-51

How should I get the pages so I can do the assignment?

no problem

Assignment problem

I don't have the packet from the science textbook that has pages 48-51.

Whoopsie daisy!

Science- Heat Transfer

In class we are discussing how heat is measured and transferred.

Activity:
Read pages 48-51 and answer Questions 1-4.
(You can post your answers on the blog. Take your time I won't be in school tomorrow, so you can hand in the assignment on Monday.)

Vocab:
Conduction
Convection

Settled In

Dear Mrs. Turbeville,

You probably just got this in the morning, but I am now settled in and I am ready to take an assignment. :)

Jeongyoon

12/7

Hi Yoonie- Safe travels to you and your family. Let me know when you are settled in and ready for an assignment. :)