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Click here to read information about Wai. At the bottom of the  page is the mele, Ka Wai a Kāne. Each verse in the mele begins with the question, “Where is the water of Kāne?” In your notebook, write all the answers to the question that is given in the mele. Can each answer be related to a part of the water cycle? If yes, what parts of the water cycle?

Complete the water review video assignment in Google Classroom. Notes should be written in your science notebook.

On binder paper, write a paragraph describing what you have learned about water in science class so far. Make sure to include a lead and conclusion sentence. Details should focus on what we have been doing in class. Your paragraph should have at least 8 sentences.

Go to Trimester 1 page at top menu. Go to Water Properties. Refresh the page. Watch Water Molecules Video. Complete Water Molecules Video Worksheet that was handed out in class.

Complete Water Properties Virtual Lab in Google Classroom

WAIWAI – Hawaiian Perspective of Wealth

Complete the Waiwai assignment in Google Classroom.

IN SCIENCE, QUANTITATIVE OBSERVATIONS (THOSE THAT CONTAIN NUMBERS) ARE THE BEST DETAILS!

On binder paper, write a paragraph describing ONE experiment or activity you did in science class last year (in 6th grade). Your paragraph must contain a lead and a conclusion sentence and must have at least 8 sentences. Describe the experiment/activity using as many quantitative details as possible.

SCIENTIST PAY ATTENTION TO DETAILS

On binder paper, write a paragraph describing ONE thing you enjoyed doing this summer. Your paragraph must contain a topic or lead sentence, a conclusion sentence and some details.Your paragraph must also have at least 8 sentences.

Hope you had a great summer. This is were daily homework assignments will be posted.

What was for homework? Find it here!

Complete all missing work. Upload is on Monday. All current missing assignments in KS Connect will become a zero at the end of the school day on Monday. Get it done!

Congratulations if you have no missing work! You have no homework today!