Prentice Hall Science Explorer: Physical Science '2001 Correlated to: Michigan Science Content Standards (Middle Schools)
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1 Prentice Hall : '2001 Michigan Standards (Middle Schools) 1. Understand the Properties of Matter: Boiling & Melting Points; Mixtures; Compounds; Mass; Weight; Volume; Density. Chapter 1 Comparing Brand X Text Pg. 17 What s In The Box? Text Pg. 31 Isolating Copper Text Pg. 38 # 20 Text Pg (IV.1.MS.1) PME8 (IV.1.MS.2) PME9 (IV.1.MS.3) PME10 (IV.1.MS.4) PME11 (IV.1.MS.5) PME12 1
2 Prentice Hall : '2001 Michigan Standards, (Middle Schools) 2. Understand the Changes in Matter: Gas; Liquid; Solid; Chemical & Physical Changes. Chapter 2 A Story Of Changes In Matter Text Pg. 45 Graphing Gas Behavior Text Pg. 58 It s A Gas Text Pg. 62 Melting Ice Text Pg (IV.1.MS.5) PME12 (IV.1.MS.6) PME13 2
3 Prentice Hall : '2001 Michigan Standards, (Middle Schools) 3. Understand the Classes of Matter: Elements; Periodic Table; Metals & Non- Metals; Electrons; Protons; Neutrons Bonding. Chapters 3 & 4 Getting Organized Text Pg. 75 Which is Easier? Text Pg. 76 Alien Periodic Table Text Pg. 104 Model Compounds Text Pg. 113 How Do Ions Form? Text Pg. 114 Why Don t Oil and Water Mix? Text Pg. 121 # 31 Text Pg. # 32 Text Pg. # 16 Text Pg. 132 # 17 Text Pg. 132 # 18 Text Pg. 132 (III.1.MS.2) LC3 (III.4.MS.1) LE3 (IV.1.MS.1) PME8 (IV.1.MS.3) PME10 (IV.1.MS.4) PME11 (IV.1.MS.7) PME14 (IV.2.MS.2) PCM5 (V.4.MS.5) ES11 Shedding Light On Chemical Bonds Text Pg Understand Chemical Change: Matter; Formulas; Formula Writing; Rates of Reaction. Chapter 5 Chemical Changes Log Text Pg. 143 Where s The Evidence? Text Pg. 150 Can You Speed Up or Slow Down a Reaction? Text Pg. 160 Peroxide, Catalyst & You Text Pg. 166 (IV.1.MS.4) PME11 (IV.1.MS.6) PME13 (IV.1.MS.7) PME14 (IV.2.MS.2) PCM5 3
4 Prentice Hall : '2001 Michigan Standards, (Middle Schools) 5. Understand Attributes Solutions: Concentration ; Solubility; Acids; Bases; ph; Carbon Chemistry; Polymers. Chapter 6-8 Make Your Own Indicator Text Pg. 177 Speedy Solutions Text Pg. 190 Antacid Test Text Pg. 204 Where Does Digestion Begin? Text Pg. 206 Check Out The Fine Print Text Pg. 213 How Many Molecules? Text Pg (III.4.MS.1) LE3 (IV.2.MS.2) PCM5 (IV.2.MS.3) PCM6 (IV.2.MS.4) PCM7 (IV.2.MS.5) PCM8 Are You Getting Your Vitamins Text Pg. 236 Polymer Profiles Text Pg. 243 Packaging With Polymers Text Pg. 252 That s Half-Life? Text Pg
5 Prentice Hall : '2001 Michigan Standards, (Middle Schools) 6. Understand Moving Objects: Speed; Velocity; Acceleration. Chapter 9 Speeds a la Carte Text Pg. 281 Sunrise, Sun Set Text Pg. 284 Inclined To Roll Text Pg. 294 How Slow Can It Flow? Text Pg. 296 Stopping On A Dime Text Pg. 300 # 20 Text Pg (I.1.MS.6) C12 (IV.3.MS.1) PMO4 (IV.3.MS.2) PMO5 (V.1.MS.5) EG11 7. Understand Force: Types; F=MA; Friction; Gravity; Pressure; Action- Reaction. Chapters 10 & 11 Newton Scooters Text Pg. 311 What Changes Motion? Text Pg. 312 Forced To Acceleration Text Pg. 319 Which Lands First? Text Pg. 323 Sticky Sneakers Text Pg. 331 Staying Afloat Text Pg (IV.1.MS.1) PME8 (IV.1.MS.5) PME12 (IV.3.MS.1) PMO4 (IV.3.MS.2) PMO5 Spinning Sprinklers Text Pg
6 Prentice Hall : '2001 Michigan Standards, (Middle Schools) 8. Understand Work and Energy: Simple & Compound Machines; Mechanical Advantage; Potential & Kinetic Energy; Heat. Chapters Nifty Lifting Machine Text Pg. 373 See Saw Text Pg. 384 How Can You Increase Your Force? Text Pg. 386 Angling For Access Text Pg. 398 Roller Coaster Text Pg. 407 Soaring Straws Text Pg (I.1.MS.3) C9 (I.1.MS.6) C12 (IV.1.MS.1) PME8 (IV.1.MS.2) PME9 (IV.1.MS.6) PME13 (IV.2.MS.1) PCM4 (IV.2.MS.5) PCM8 (IV.3.MS.4) PMO7 Can You Feel The Power? Text Pg. 428 In Hot Water Text Pg. 435 What Does It Mean To Heat Up? Text Pg. 439 Just Add Hot Water Text Pg Understand Waves: Propagation; Transverse; Longitudinal; Properties; Refraction; Reflection; Diffraction; Interference. Chapter 15 Over & Over Again Text Pg. 471 Wavy Motion Text Pg. 478 How Does A Ball Bounce Text Pg. 482 Making Waves Text Pg (IV.4.MS.4) PWV9 (IV.4.MS.5) PWV10 (IV.4.MS.6) PWV11 6
7 Prentice Hall : '2001 Michigan Standards, (Middle Schools) 10. Understand Sound: Speed; Loudness; Pitch; Doppler Effect; Music; Noise; Hearing; Applications. Chapter 16 Music To Your Ears Text Pg. 497 What Is Sound? Text Pg. 498 How Does Amplitude Effect Loudness Text Pg. 504 How Can You Produce Patterns Of Sound? Text Pg. 501 # 17 Text Pg. # 18 Text Pg. # 19 Text Pg. # 20 Text Pg. (I.1.MS.3) C9 (IV.4.MS.1) PWV6 (IV.4.MS.2) PWV7 Musical Notes Text Pg Understand the Electromagnet ic Spectrum and Light: Speed; Spectrum; Imaging; Types of Light; Communicati on; Mirrors and Lenses; Color; Seeing; Lasers; Applications. Chapters 17 & 18 You re On The Air Text Pg. 533 Comparing Light Bulbs Text Pg. 552 Build A Crystal Radio Text Pg. 562 What A Sight Text Pg. 569 Changing Colors Text Pg. 586 # 17 Text Pg. 566 # 18 Text Pg. 566 # 19 Text Pg. 566 # 20 Text Pg # 31 Text Pg. 603 (I.1.MS.3) C9 (IV.4.MS.3) PWV8 (IV.4.MS.4) PWV9 (IV.4.MS.6) PWV11 7
8 Prentice Hall : '2001 Michigan Standards, (Middle Schools) 12. Understand Magnetism: Fields; Electromagnet s. Chapter 19 Electromagnetic Fishing Text Pg. 611 Are Magnetic Fields Limited To Magnets? Text Pg. 628 Build A Flashlight Text Pg (IV.1.MS.8) PME15 (IV.1.MS.9) PME16 (IV.3.MS.3) PMO6 13. Understand Electricity: Static Electricity; Current Electricity; Circuits; Safety. Chapter 20 Cause For Alarm Text Pg. 643 Sparks Are Flying Text Pg. 652 The Versorium Text Pg. 652 Construct A Dimmer Switch Text Pg (IV.1.MS.6) PME13 (IV.1.MS.8) PME15 (IV.3.MS.3) PMO6 14. Understand How Electricity and Magnetism Work Together: Meters; Motors; Generators; Power; Batteries; Electronics; Communicati on; Computers; Internet. Chapters 21 & 22 Electrical Energy Audit Text Pg. 675 Building An Electric Motor Text Pg. 680 Electricity Grows On Trees Text Pg. 702 Design A Battery Sensor Text Pg. 717 Penny Computer Text Pg (I.1.MS.3) C9 (IV.1.MS.7) PME14 (IV.4.MS.1) PWV6 8
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