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April 1, 2016 By Eaton Academy Staff Leave a Comment

Physics Lab – Out of the Book and into the Lab

Mr. Haselden’s physics students, Dani Weeks and Elias Kief, are busy converting periods to frequencies using wavelengths and time.  In their lab, Qualitative Vibrations and Waves, they set up different pendulum lengths.  After their calculations, they moved on to measuring and observing longitudinal and transverse waves using a modified slinky.  They witnessed constructive and destructive […]

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October 8, 2015 By Eaton Academy Staff Leave a Comment

Pond Water Lab

To begin the chapter on ecosystems, Mr. Haselden’s Biology I class went to the science lab to complete the pond water experiment. They acquired the pond water from down the street and examined it under a microscope. Students were able to identify the amoeba, volvox and spirogyra. The spirogyra was thrashing around violently under the […]

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November 21, 2014 By Eaton Academy Staff Leave a Comment

Flame Spectroscopy Lab

The K8 Pace class enjoyed the visuals of a flame spectroscopy experiment put on by Mr. Baldrich. Flame spectroscopy is a method to chemically analyze the light from a flame to determine what elements are in the sample. The students really enjoyed the pink (Lithium Chloride) and green (Boric Acid) fire, but every color of […]

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Filed Under: PACE Program Tagged With: Academics, Activities, Labs, Science

September 25, 2014 By Eaton Academy Staff Leave a Comment

Tools of Science

Ms. Lindsey-Kerce’s science classes are studying the tools of science (measurement and accuracy), discovering evidence for the origins of the universe (electroscope lab), and exploring the properties of life(extracting DNA).

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September 20, 2014 By Eaton Academy Staff Leave a Comment

Microscope Lab

Mrs. Romero’s fourth grade science class looked at the skin of an onion under a microscope. They were learning about cells and had to draw what they saw under the microscope.

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Filed Under: K-8 Updates Tagged With: Academics, Activities, Labs, Science

February 6, 2014 By Eaton Academy Staff

Kinetic Theory of Matter

Students in Ms. Bonton’s chemistry class have continued their studies of the chemical substances through the application of the kinetic theory of matter.  They evidenced the movement of molecular gases through air by allowing concentrated ammonia and hydrochloric acid solutions to move through a straw apparatus.  The formation of an ammonium chloride ring was analyzed […]

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January 23, 2014 By Eaton Academy Staff

Newton’s Laws of Motion

Eighth graders investigate Newton’s Laws of Motion. Using a fresh egg, cardboard tube and tray, and glass of water, students are able to demonstrate Newton’s First Law. We were able to see inertia displayed by the egg as it dropped intact into the glass of water as the tray was knocked straight out. When the […]

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Filed Under: K-8 Updates Tagged With: Academics, Labs, Science

December 13, 2013 By Eaton Academy Staff

Compounds

Students in Ms. Bonton’s chemistry class are continuing their studies of the unit on compounds.  Students experimented with transition elements in order to determine how electron configuration relates to the formation of iron compounds.  Specifically, students looked at a reaction between ferrous chloride and sodium hydroxide. -Submitted By – Ms. Bonton, High School Science Instructor […]

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November 7, 2013 By Eaton Academy Staff

Environmental Science – Diverse Ecosystems

Students in Ms. Bonton’s environmental science class have been studying diverse ecosystems.  The American Dagger moth caterpillar is one such organism whose life cycle changes as a result of seasonal changes.  After the students researched various species of trees found near the school, they collected  maple leaves  for the caterpillar to prepare to pupate during […]

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November 4, 2013 By Eaton Academy Staff

Endothermic Reaction…

Students in Ms. Bonton’s chemistry class are seen here experimenting with calcium chloride and sodium bicarbonate to produce an endothermic reaction.  They are using phenol red to determine whether the compound formed was acidic or basic in nature. -Submitted By – Ms. Bonton, High School Science Instructor

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Filed Under: High School Newsletter, High School Updates Tagged With: Labs, Science

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