Complete this google form after watching the mini lesson.

We will watch this mystery science video together in class!

Watch the mystery science video and then fill out the google form questions to turn in.

Bonus Activity: The Earth is round, like a basketball. So is the Moon. Look around your home for things that are round or rounded—like oranges or eggs or marbles. What other shapes do you see around you? Squares? Triangles? Draw three things that are different shapes. How many round things can you find? How many square things? How many triangle things? Are some things made by putting together different shapes? What is the most common shape?

Watch the mystery science video and then complete the google form.

View only the first 10 minutes of the video. We will do the paper cup activity on another session.

1. Click on the article
2. Read and then answer the short quiz at the end

1. Click on google form
2. Complete the questions
3. Come back to assignment to "turn in"

We will be watching in class together!

Here are some suggested questions to answer after you watch the mini-lesson:

1. Where does salt come from?

2. What did this lesson make you curious about? What other questions do you have about salt?

Bonus Activity: How salty is ocean water? Add one teaspoon of salt to 1 1/4 cups of water. Stir until the salt disappears. Put a drop of the salty water on your tongue. It will taste just as salty as ocean water! Leave the salty water in a warm spot until all the water dries up. What is left behind?

We will watch the mystery science video together in class. Then, you'll complete the google form independently.

Visit this website:https://www.theguardian.com/travel/2015/may/27/top-10-active-volcanoes

Read the article about the top 10 active volcanoes today.

Pick one volcano to answer these following questions. Remember to answer in COMPLETE SENTENCES.