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Biology 1 |
Ms. McDade January 2012 - June 2012
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Assign HOMEWORK #10 -- Chapter 2 Foldables: **Due , 2//12 1) Bonds -- ionic, covalent, polar, hydrogen 2) Solutions -- acid, base, neutral 3) Organic compounds -- carbohydrates, proteins, lipids, nucleic acids Instructions: Fold a letter-size paper in half lenghwise (long way); Then fold again into three or four equal parts (depending on number of terms); Write the three or four terms on each of the outer panels (flaps); Write the defintion of each term on the top inner panel, underneath each term; Draw a picture that APPROPRIATELY illustrates the definition of each term |
EXAM #2, Chapter 2 --> organic chemistry, inorganic chemistry Monday, 2/13/12 properties of water, enzymes, chemical reactions Biology WOD #25 - "disaccharide" (die-sack-a-ride) di = twice; doubled sacchar = sugar --> organic substance formed of two simple sugar molecules chemically bonded together Disaccharide molecule
Biology WOD #26 - "polysaccharide" (Paul-Lee-sack-a-ride) poly = many; too much; excessive sacchar = sugar --> organic substance formed of numerous sugar strands chemically bonded together Review Chapter 3 Outline, Cell Theory
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Biology WOD #23 - "carbohydrate" (car-bow-high-drate) Friday, 2/10/12 carbo = coal, or charcoal; made of carbon hydra = water --> substance formed by combining the elements carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen (H2O)
Biology WOD #24 - "monosaccharide" (mawn-oh-sack-a-ride) mono = one; single sacchar = sugar --> organic substance formed of a single sugar molecules
Review Chapters 2.4-2.5 Outline, Chemical Reactions & Enzymes Review EXAM #2 Study Guide Chapter 2 EOC PreTest -- The Chemistry of Biology Friday, 2/10/12 (EXAM #2 --> organic chemistry, inorganic chemistry properties of water, enzymes, chemical reactions)
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Assign HOMEWORK -- complete Chapters 2.4-2.5 Outline, Chemical Reactions & Enzymes Thursday, 2/9/12 Chapter 3 Outline, Cell Theory -- Click Here to Download CH 3 Outline Begin Chapter 3.2 Content Frame, Cell Organelles -- Click Here to Download CH 3.2 Chart
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Due: HOMEWORK #8 -- pH Scale Wednesday, 2/8/12 pH Scale
Biology WOD #21 - "macromolecule" (mack-crow-mall-e-que) macro = abnormally large; great; long cule = suffix indicating small or tiny --> very large, but still microscopic, substance Biology WOD #22 - "polymer" (Paul-Lee-mur) poly = many; excessive --> molecule made up of numerous smaller parts Complete Chapter 2.3 Outline, Organic Compounds EXAM #2 Study Guide -- Click Here to Download (Chapter 2 EOC PreTest --> organic chemistry, inorganic chemistry properties of water, enzymes, chemical reactions) Begin Chapters 2.4-2.5 Outline, Chemical Reactions & Enzymes Wednesday, 2/8/12 -- Click Here for CH 2.4 Outline
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Biology WOD #19 - "cohesion" (ko-he-shun) Tuesday, 2/7/12 co = together; with hes = to stick, cling or cleave to --> sticking together Cohesion in Water Molecules Biology WOD #20 - "adhesion" (add-he-shun) ad = toward, or near; in addition to hes = to stick, cling or cleave to --> coming toward and sticking to another, different substance
"Determing pH " Lab -- NO MAKEUPS!!!
Assign HOMEWORK #8 -- pH Scale Chart: *Due Thursday 2/9/12 1) Construct a pH chart depicting each pH level with its ion range & its associated color reaction (on a pH scale) 2) Provide a picture of a substance that represents an example of each pH level, and paste it next to its appropriate pH value
Begin Chapter 2.3 Outline, Organic Compounds Tuesday, 2/7/12 -- Click Here to Download CH 2.3 Outline
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Due: HOMEWORK #7 -- Bohrs cards Monday, 2/6/12 Electron Diagram Electron Diagram of Sodium of Calcium
Complete Chapter 2 Outline Notes, Inorganic Chemistry Chapter 2.2 Outline, Properties of Water Monday, 2/6/12 -- Click Here to Download CH 2.2 Outline
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Chapter 1 EOC PreTest -- Nature of Science Friday, 2/3/12 (EXAM #1 --> Scientific Method, measurement, microscope)
Biology WOD #16 - "proton" (pro-tawn) proto = first; original tron = a suffix, or device --> the first known (discovered) subatomic particle Biology WOD #17 - "electron" (e-lek-trawn) electro = electricity tron = a suffix, or device --> a negative electrically charged subatomic particle
Biology WOD #18 - "neutron" (new-trawn) neutro = neither one nor the other tron = a suffix, or a device --> subatomic particle that carries neither a positive nor a negative charge Continue Chapter 2 Outline Notes, Inorganic Chemistry Friday, 2/3/12 Assign HOMEWORK #7 -- Bohr cards: 1) Elements: hydrogen, carbon, nitrogen, oxygen, zinc, arsenic, bromine 2) Include #protons & #neutrons inside the nucleus, #electrons in their orbital shells
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EARLY RELEASE (*TEACHER PLANNING DAY) Thursday, 2/2/12 WOD QUIZ #1 -- Words #1-8 (pathogen, antiseptic, disinfectant, science, experiment, hypothesis, quantitative, qualitative) Biology WOD #13 - "microscope" (my-crow-scope) micro = very small; minute (tiny) scope = instrument used for seeing or observing; to view --> instrument used for viewing minute specimens Biology WOD #14 - "monocular" (mawn-knock-q-lur) mono = one; single oculo = relating to the eye; vision --> instrument (microscope) that contains only a single lens for viewing specimens
Biology WOD #15 - "binocular" (bi-knock-q-lur) bi = two; twice oculo = relating to the eye; vision --> instrument (microscope) that uses the magnification power of two separate lens for viewing specimens
EXAM #1 Study Guide -- Click Here to Download (Chapter 1 EOC PreTest --> Scientific Method, measurement, microscope) Continue Chapter 2 Outline Notes, Inorganic Chemistry Thursday, 2/2/12 |
Due: HOMEWORK #6 -- Class Statistics graphs Wednesday, 2/1/12
Biology WOD #11 - "biology" (buy-ah-low-gee) bio = life; living; alive ology = any science, branch of knowledge, or area of study --> branch of science that studies living organisms Biology WOD #12 - "microbiology" (my-crow-buy-ah-low-gee) micro = very small bio = life; living; alive; live ology = any science, branch of knowledge, or area of study --> branch of science that studies vey small unicellular organisms (living beings) Review Microscope diagram --> parts & functions INTRO ACTIVITY: Microscope QUIZ Begin Chapter 2 Outline Notes, Inorganic Chemistry Wednesday, 2/1/12 |
Due: HOMEWORK #3 -- Chapter 1.3 Vocab VIS Tuesday, 1/31/12 Due: HOMEWORK #4 -- Metric problems in Scientific Measurement Outline Due: HOMEWORK #5 -- Metric Conversion worksheet Biology WOD #9 - "millimeter" (mill-a-me-tur) milli = a thousandth meter = measure --> measuring one-thousandth of a meter Biology WOD #10 - "density" (den-seh-tee) densi = thick; crowded; compact ity = suffix used to form abstract nouns corresponding to an adjective --> state, or condition, of being compacted (pressed tightly together) A box with more particles in it will be MORE A concrete cube will weigh MORE dense than the same box with fewer particles than a cube of air of the same size because it is DENSER
INTRO ACTIVITY: Scientific Method QUIZ Graphing Review Assign HOMEWORK #6 -- Class Birth Statistics graphs (Line graph, bar graph, & pie chart of class birth country demographics) Chapter 1.4 Outline, Microscopes & Technology -- Click to Download CH 1.4 Outline Tuesday, 1/31/12 |
Science WOD #7 - "quantitative" (kwan-teh-ta-tuv) Monday, 1/30/12 quanti = how much; how many; amount ative = a suffix used to form nouns --> indicating an measurable amount, represented by a numerical value Science WOD #8 - "qualitative" (kwal-leh-ta-tuv) qualit = of what kind; what sort of ative = a suffix used to form nouns --> describing something that CANNOT be measured Scientific Measurement Outline Assign HOMEWORK #4 -- Metric problems in Outline -- Click for Scientific Measurement Outline Assign HOMEWORK #5 -- Metric Conversion worksheet -- Click Here for Conversion worksheet Graphing Techniques Outline Monday, 1/30/12 -- Click to Download Graphing Outline
WOD QUIZ #1, Words #1-8 on Thursday !!! Monday, 1/30/12 (pathogen, antiseptic, disinfectant, science, experiment, hypothesis, quantitative, qualitative) |
Due: HOMEWORK #2 -- Lab Safety Vocabulary VIS chart Friday, 1/27/12 Science WOD #6 - "hypothesis" (high-paw-tha-sis) hypo = too little; deficient; less than thesis = an unproved statement --> a proposed "little" theory that is not yet verified (proven) Complete Chapter 1.3 Student Outline, Scientific Thinking & Processes
Example Experiment worksheet and guided practice -- Click to Download Experiment worksheet Graphing Practice worksheet -- Click Here to Download Graphing worksheet Scientific Method "Skittles LAB" Introduction Friday, 1/27/12 Assign HOMEWORK #3 -- Chapter 1.3 Vocab VIS *Due Tuesday 1/31/12 -- Click to Download CH 1.3 Vocab VIS
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Due: HOMEWORK #1 -- Return signed documents (Syllabus receipt, Lab Thursday, 1/26/12 Safety Contract, Student Information Form)
Turn in: Laboratory Safety PreTEST worksheet Science WOD #4 - "science" (ci-enz) sci; science = to know; to learn; knowledge --> a field of knowledge Science WOD #5 - "experiment" (x-speer-ra-ment) perit = tested; try ment = result of, or act of; place of action --> test designed to produce results of a hypothesis Laboratory Safety EXAM -- ***REQUIRED; must be made up BEFORE YOU CAN PARTICIPATE IN ANY LAB ACTIVITIES! HOME TEXTBOOK DISTRIBUTION Demonstrate how to access & interpret info on Teacher Webpages Continue Chapter 1.3 Student Outline, Scientific Thinking & Processes Thursday, 1/26/12
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Complete Laboratory Safety PreTEST worksheet Review Wednesday, 1/25/12
Study for Laboratory Safety EXAM tomorrow !!! HOMEWORK #2 -- Lab Safety Vocabulary VIS chart *Due Friday 1/27/12 (Download form until entry for Monday, 1/23/12 below) Begin Chapter 1.3 Student Outline, Scientific Thinking & Processes Wednesday, 1/25/12 -- Click Here to Download CH 1.3 Outline
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Science WOD #2 - "antiseptic" (ant-tee-sep-tik) Tuesday, 1/24/12 anti = against septi = decay; rot; putrified --> substance that reduces or prevents infection on living tissue caused by pathogens
Science WOD #3 - "disinfectant" (dis-en-fek-tant) dis = apart; away from in = in; into fect = to produce; form, or shape ant = a person who, or the thing which (causes something) --> substance used on nonliving objects to destroy harmful organisms
Laboratory Safety PreTEST worksheet and Review Tuesday, 1/24/12 -- Click Here to Download Safety PreTEST Laboratory Safety EXAM on Thursday 1/26/12 !!! |
Class Welcome! Monday, 1/23/12 Class Protocols, Daily Procedures, Syllabus Assign HOMEWORK #1 -- Student Documents for parental signatures: 1) Student Information sheet (*no signature) 2) Class Syllabus & Receipt 3) School District Lab Safety Contract *Due Thursday 1/26/12 Science Word of the Day (WOD) #1 - "pathogen" (path-o-jen) patho = sensation; suffering ogen = a suffix used to form a noun --> any disease-producing microorganism that causes suffering (illness) Begin Laboratory Safety Protocols discussion Science Lab Safety Protocols handout -- Click for Lab Safety Protocols handout Discussion of Evacuation procedures
Laboratory Safety Video -- ***REQUIRED; must be made up BEFORE YOU CAN PARTICIPATE IN ANY LAB ACTIVITIES! Monday, 1/23/12 Assign HOMEWORK #2 -- Lab Safety Vocabulary VIS chart *Due Friday 1/27/12 -- Click Here to Download Vocab Chart
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**** JANUARY 2012 SEMESTER DO NOT READ BELOW THIS LINE !!!!! **** |
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| TEACHER PLANNING DAY Friday, 1/20/12 |
FINAL EXAMS !!!!! ---- PERIODS 1 & 2 Thursday, 1/19/12
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FINAL EXAMS !!!!! ---- PERIODS 3 & 4 Wednesday, 1/18/12 |
Chapters 13 & 14 EOC PreTest (Ecology: Cycles & Interdependence) Tuesday, 1/17/12
Chapters 15 & 16 EOC PreTest (Biomes & Resources) Final Exam Study Guide Review Tuesday, 1/17/12 |
Martin Luther King HOLIDAY
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Biology WOD #112 - "photic zone" (foe-tik zone) Friday, 1/13/12 photo = light zone = a division of Earth's surface, parallel to the Equator --> region of the ocean where sunlight penetrates
Biology WOD #113 - "aphotic zone" (A-foe-tik zone) a = not; without; lacking; absence of photo = light zone = a division of Earth's surface, parallel to the Equator --> region of the ocean where sunlight does not penetrate
Chapter 15.4 Notes & Outline, Marine Ecosysems -- Click to Download CH 15.4 Notes -- Click to Download CH 15.4 Outline
Review Ecology chapters (13, 14, 15) Final Exam Study Guide Friday, 1/13/12 -- Click for Final Exam Study Guide DON'T FORGET!!! --STUDY FOR FINAL EXAMS THIS WEEKEND!!!!!!
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Biology WOD #109 - "demography" (deh-mog-gra-fee) Thursday, 1/12/12 demo = population; people graphy = to write, record, or describe --> description or report pertaining to a population of people Biology WOD #110 - "polar zone" (poe-lur zone) polar = completely opposite to each other zone = a division of Earth's surface, parallel to the Equator --> one of two cold regions at extreme opposite ends of the Equator Biology WOD #111 - "temperate zone" (tem-pur-ret zone) temporo = time; occassion; temporary zone = a division of Earth's surface, parallel to the Equator --> regions of Earth where climate conditions change seasonally Chapters 11 & 12 EOC PreTest (Classification & Diversity)
Review Chapter 15 Outline, Biosphere Chapter 15.3 Notes, Biomes --> **EOC PreTest tomorrow !!! Chapters 11 & 12 EOC PostTest Thursday, 1/12/12
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Due: HOMEWORK #39 -- Chapter 14.3 Outline, Population Density & Distribution Wednesday, 1/11/12
Logistic Growth S-curve
Due: HOMEWORK #40 -- Chapter 15 Outline, Biosphere Biology WOD #107 - "symbiosis" (sim-bee-o-sis) sym = united; by extension; at the same time bio = life; alive; living sis = suffix used to form nouns --> close, united survival association between organisms of different species Biology WOD #108 - "parasitism" (pare-ra-seh-tizm) para = irregular; abnormal; contrary; wrong siti = food; eating; appetite --> close, united survival association between different species, in which one species feeds off the body of the other Chapter 14.3 Review Discussion Wednesday, 1/11/12
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Due: HOMEWORK -- Chapter 13.5 Outline, Cycling of Matter Tuesday, 1/10/12 Review Discussion of Chapter content Begin Chapter 14.3 Outline, Population Density & Distribution --> ***complete for HOMEWORK #39
Exponential Growth Formula Exponential Growth J-curve
Assign HOMEWORK #40 -- Chapter 15 Outline, Biosphere Tuesday, 1/10/12
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Body Systems EOC EXAM Monday, 1/9/12 (Chapters 29, 30, 31, 34) Biology WOD #104 - "biotic" (bii-ah-tik) bio = life; alive; living --> anything alive, or that displays all the characteristics of life Biology WOD #105 - "abiotic" (A-bii-ah-tik) a = not; without; absence of; lacking bio = life; alive; living --> anything nonliving, or does not display the characteristics of life Biology WOD #106 - "biodiversity" (bii-o-dii-vur-seh-tee) bio = life; alive; living diversi = separate; different --> different life forms, or variety of organisms
Continue Chapter 13.5 Outline, Cycling of Matter --> ***complete for HOMEWORK Monday, 1/9/12
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Biology WOD #101 - "ecology" (e-cawl-lo-gee) Friday, 1/6/12 eco = environment; habitat ology = any science, branch of knowledge, or field of study --> science that studies living organisms in their environment Biology WOD #102 - "biosphere" (bii-o-spfeer) bio = life; alive; living sphere = 3-dimensional rounded object or shape --> area on Earth where life exists Biology WOD #103 - "ecosystem" (eck-ko-sis-stum) eco = environment; habitat system = components that function together as a whole unit --> environment or habitat where diverse organisms depend on each other for survival Continue Chapter 13.5 Outline, Cycling of Matter The Water Cycle The Nitrogen Cycle
The Carbon Cycle
Body Systems EOC EXAM on Monday, 1/9/12 Friday, 1/6/12 --> Chapters 29, 30, 31, 34 |
Due: HOMEWORK #38 -- Chapter 34.3 Outline, Fetal Development Thursday, 1/5/12
Multiple Sperm Cells Single Sperm Cell entering Ovum surrounding Ovum
Graphic Illustration of Human 7.5-Week Human Embryo Fetal Development Stages
Biology WOD #99 - "archaebacteria" (ark-kee-back-teer-ree-ah) archae = ancient; original bacter = rod-shaped --> unicellular microorganism (*prokaryote) that is genetically closest to the original, ancestral descent of bacteria Biology WOD #100 - "eubacteria" (u-back-teer-ree-ah) eu = true; modern bacter = rod-shaped --> most modern evolutionary descent of unicellular microorganism (*prokaryote)
Chapter 17 EOC PreTest EXAM (Classification & Diversity) Complete Chapter 13 Outline, Principles of Ecology Begin Chapter 13.5 Outline, Cycling of Matter Thursday, 1/5/12 |
Due: HOMEWORK #35 -- Chapter 34 Outline, Human Reproduction Wednesday, 1/4/12 Due: HOMEWORK #36 -- Taxonomy worksheet Due: HOMEWORK #37 -- Classification worksheetBiology WOD #96 - "taxonomy" (tax-on-na-me) taxo = arrangement; to put in order nomy = law; order; arrangement --> an ordered grouping of organisms Biology WOD #97 - "phylogeny" (fii-lawg-geh-nee) phylo = tribe; race; clan; class geny = birth; origin; descent --> class of organisms that share a common descent (ancestry) Biology WOD #98 - "cladogram" (clah-doe-gram) clado = young branch; a shoot gram = a written record --> a "branching tree" diagram indicating a common evolutionary record
Chapter 17 EOC PreTest EXAM Study Guide (Classification & Diversity) Review for EXAM Begin Chapter 13 Outline, Principles of Ecology Wednesday, 1/4/12
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Due: SCIENCE FAIR PROJECT Tuesday, 1/3/12 Due: HOMEWORK #33 -- Chapter 29.4, Central & Peripheral Nervous Systems Due: HOMEWORK #34 -- Chapter 30.3 Outline, Heart & Circulation
Biology WOD #94 - "Homo habilis " (ho-mo ha-bill-lus) homo = man; mankind; humab habili = skillful --> "handy" (skilled) human being Biology WOD #95 - "Homo sapiens " (ho-mo say-pee-unz) homo = man; mankind; humab sapi = wise; wisdom; knowledge --> "wise" (intelligent-driven) human being Body Systems EOC EXAM Study Guide for Friday, 1/6/12 --> Chapters 29, 30, 31, 34 Assign: 1) HOMEWORK #36 -- Taxonomy worksheet 2) HOMEWORK #37 -- Classification worksheet 3) HOMEWORK #38 -- Chapter 34.3, Fetal Development **Due Thursday, 1/5/12 Review: Chapter 29.4, Central & Peripheral Nervous Systems, Tuesday, 1/3/12 Chapter 30.3, Heart & Circulation
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Due: Body Systems Brochures PROJECT Monday, 1/2/12 Biology WOD #92 - "bipedal" (bii-pee-dull) bi = two; twice; twofold ped = foot; feet --> organism that walks on two feet Biology WOD #93 - "Australopithecus" (aus-strawl-lo-pith-tha-kus) austral = south; southern pithec = ape; monkey --> human-like primate (ape) who lived in the Southern Hemisphere regions Chapter 17 Outline, Linnaean Classification System Monday, 1/2/12 Assign: 1) HOMEWORK #33 -- Chapter 29.4, Central Nervous System & Peripheral Nervous System 2) HOMEWORK #34 -- Chapter 30.3 Outline, Heart & Circulation
Diagram of Pathway of Blood Flow through the Heart
Assign HOMEWORK #35 -- Chapter 34 Outline, Human Reproduction Monday, 1/2/12 **Due Wednesday, 1/4/12
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MONDAY 12/19/11 to FRIDAY 12/30/11
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Due: HOMEWORK #31 -- Chapter 12.6 Outline, Primate Evolution Friday, 12/16/11 Biology WOD #90 - "anthropoid" (Ann-thro-poyd) anthro = man; human being; mankind oid = similar; like --> primate being that resembles modern humans Biology WOD #91 - "hominoid" (haum-ma-noyd) homi = Earth; born oid = similar; like --> organism born of the Earth (man) Complete Chapter 12.3 Outline, Origin of Life Begin review discussion of Chapter 12.6 Outline, Primate Evolution Natural Selection" LAB activity Friday, 12/16/11 ****DON'T FORGET !!! --> SCIENCE FAIR PROJECT **Due Tuesday, 1/3/12
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Biology WOD #87 - "primordial" (prii-more-dee-al) Thursday, 12/15/11 primo = first; chief; foremost --> the beginning; foremost occurrence Biology WOD #88 - "liposomes" (lie-po-zomes) lipo = fat; fatty some = small body, or small mass --> small mass of fatty acids enclosing an aqueous compartment Biology WOD #89 - "cyanobacteria" (si-Ann-no-bak-teer-ree-a) cyano = the color blue ; dark blue bacteria = rod-shaped microorganism --> microscopic organism that reflects the color blue Chapter 10 EOC PreTest (Evolution) Review Chapter 10 EOC PreTest EXAM Assign HOMEWORK #31 -- complete Chapter 12.6 Outline, Primate Evolution Thursday, 12/15/11
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Biology WOD #86 - "endosymbiosis" (n-doe-sim-bee-o-sis) Wednesday, 12/14/11 endo = inside; within; inner; internal sym = united; together with biosis = alive; living; life --> intimate, internal relationship, interdependence, or mutual cooperation amongst two different species Begin Chapter 12.3 Outline, Origin of Life --> ***complete for HOMEWORK #30
Assign HOMEWORK #31 -- Chapter 12.6 Outline, Primate Evolution Wednesday, 12/14/11
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Science WOD #85 - "nebula" (nehb-bu-lah) Tuesday, 12/13/11 nebula = mist; fog; cloud -->birth of a star from a cloud of gas and dust
Eagle Nebula Ant Nebula
WINTER BREAK PROJECT: **Due Monday, 1/2/12 Construct FOUR Brochures on the following Body Systems: 1) Central Nervous System, Chapter 29.4 2) Respiratory & Circulatory Systems, Chapters 30.3 & 30.4 3) Immune System, Chapters 31.4 & 31.6 4) Reproductive System, Chapter 34 -- Click Here to Download Project Instructions
Chapter 11.4 Outline, Hardy-Winberg Equilibrium Tuesday, 12/13/11
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Due: SCIENCE FAIR Research Paper Monday, 12/12/11 Biology WOD #84 - "temporal" (tem-pour-rawl) temporo = relating to time; occassion; connected with time or the world --> separation of events or behavior (*mating) of species within a population, based on differences in time Complete review discussion of Chapter 11 Outline, Evolution of Populations Monday, 12/12/11 |
Complete review discussion of Chapter 10 Outline, Principles of Evolution Friday, 12/9/11 Begin review discussion of Chapter 11 Outline, Evolution of Populations ****DON'T FORGET !!! --> SCIENCE FAIR Research Paper **Due Monday, 12/12/11 --> *****COMPLETE with Bibliography & written in APA format, per instructions on Science Fair documents
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Due: HOMEWORK -- Chapter 11 Outline, Evolution of Populations Thursday, 12/8/11 Biology WOD #82 - "immigration" (em-ma-gray-shun) im = into; toward; within migrat = to wander; move away; to depart from one place to another place --> to move into another, different area Biology WOD #83 - "emigration" (em-ma-gray-shun) im = out; without; from migrat = to wander; move away; to depart from one place to another place --> to move out of an area Chapter 11.4 Outline, Hardy-Winberg Equilibrium Thursday, 12/8/11 --> ***complete for HOMEWORK
The Hardy-Weinberg Principle (Equation)
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Due: HOMEWORK #29 -- Embryology LAB activity Wednesday, 12/7/11 Biology WOD #81 - "paleontology" (pay-Lee-un-tall-o-gee) paleo = original; ancient; primitive ology = any science, branch of knowledge, or area of study -->branch of science that studies ancient life forms (*fossil records)
Continue review discussion of Chapter 10 Outline, Principles of Evolution SCIENCE FAIR Research Paper discussion and questions session Assign HOMEWORK -- Chapter 11 Outline, Evolution of Populations Wednesday, 12/7/11 |
Due: HOMEWORK -- Chapter 10 Outline Tuesday, 12/6/11 Biology WOD #80 - "pseudogene" (su-do-geen) pseudo = false; counterfeit; untrue --> resembles a gene, but serves no function
Chapter 8 EOC PreTest EXAM (DNA, RNA, genetic mutations) Begin review discussion of Chapter 10 Outline, Principles of Evolution Tuesday, 12/6/11
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Due: HOMEWORK #28 -- "Genes & Chromosomes" worksheet #2 Monday, 12/5/11 Biology WOD #79 - "vestigial" (ves-tig-gee-al) vesti = a covering for the body; remain(s) vestige = trace; very small amount gial = amount igal = body --> very small amount (portion) of an organ or outer body appendage that still remains part of the body, but is nonfunctioning Complete Chapter 10 Outline, Principles of Evolution --> ***complete for HOMEWORK Assign HOMEWORK #29 -- Embryology LAB activity **Due Wednesday, 12/7/11
CHICKEN FISH PIG HUMAN
Assign HOMEWORK -- Chapter 11 Outline, Evolution of Populations Monday, 12/5/11 |
Biology WOD #78 - "embryology" (em-bree-ah-low-gee) Friday, 12/2/11 em = inward; within bryo = young one; cause to burst forth ology = any science, branch of knowledge, or area of study -->branch of science that studies the inward (early) formation Complete Chapter 8.7 Outline, Mutations DNA EXAM REVIEW for Wednesday, 12/7/11 (DNA, RNA, transcription, translation, mutations) Assign HOMEWORK -- SCIENCE FAIR Research Paper **Due Monday, 12/12/11 --> *****COMPLETE with Bibliography & written in APA format, per instructions on Science Fair documents
Distribute Chapter 10 Outline, Principles of Evolution Charles Darwin
Assign HOMEWORK #28 -- Embryology LAB activity |
Due: HOMEWORK #26 -- "Genes & Chromosomes" worksheet Thursday, 12/1/11 Due: HOMEWORK #27 -- Protein Synthesis LAB activity
Biology WOD #75 - "inversion" (in-vur-shun) in = inward; inner; inside version = to bend, or turn --> to cause to turn inward, as in reversed Biology WOD #76 - "monosomy" (mawn-oh-zome-me) mono = one; single; alone somy = a body, or a mass --> a small mass (*chromosome) that contains a single copy of the genetic information Biology WOD #77 - "trisomy" (try-zome-me) tri = thrice; three; threefold somy = a body, or a mass --> a small mass (*chromosome) that contains three copies of the genetic information
Continue Chapter 8.7 Outline, Mutations Assign HOMEWORK #28 -- "Genes & Chromosomes" Worksheet #2 Thursday, 12/1/11
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DISTRICT BAT EOC BIOLOGY EXAM Wednesday, 11/30/11 -- Period One (No Class Period)
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DISTRICT BAT READING TEST Tuesday, 11/29/11 -- Periods One & TWO (No Class Periods) |
Due: HOMEWORK #24- -- "Investigating Inherited Human Traits" Baby LAB activity Monday, 11/28/11 Due: HOMEWORK #25 -- DNA & RNA Comparison worksheet RNA molecule -- single strand
Complete Chapter 8.4-8.5 Outline, How Proteins are Made Assign HOMEWORK #27 -- Protein Synthesis LAB activity Begin Chapter 8.7 Outline, Mutations Monday, 11/28/11
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THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY MONDAY 11/21/11 to FRIDAY 11/25/11
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Biology WOD #73 - "transcription" (tranz-skrip-shun) Friday, 11/18/11 trans = over, across, through, or beyond scription = to write; to record --> to write down, or record, from (across) one source to another Biology WOD #74 - "translation" (tranz-lay-shun) trans = across; through; over; beyond lation = to bear, or carry --> to carry over words or meaning across one language to another RNA TRANSLATION:
Making an mRNA copy of the DNA code Translating the mRNA code into "protein language"
Complete Chapter 8 Outline, DNA: The Genetic Material Begin Chapter 8.4-8.5 Outline, How Proteins are Made Friday, 11/18/11
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Due: HOMEWORK #23 -- Chapter 7 Vocabulary VIS Thursday, 11/17/11 Biology WOD #71 - "bacteriophage" (bak-teer-ree-o-fawg) bacterio = a rod-shaped microorganism phage = eating, or consumption, by ingestion or engulfing --> viral organism that engulfs microscopic bateria cells Biology WOD #72 - "virulent" (veer-rur-lent) viru = poison ulent = suffix indicating "full of" --> organism that is full of poison SCIENCE FAIR Discussion & Questions Continue Chapter 8 Outline, DNA: The Genetic Material Assign HOMEWORK #24 -- "Investigating Inherited Human Traits" Baby LAB activity **Due Monday, 11/28/11
Assign HOMEWORK #25 -- DNA/RNA Comparison Chart **Due Monday, 11/28/11 Assign HOMEWORK #26 -- "Genes & Chromosomes" worksheet **Due Monday, 11/28/11
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Due: HOMEWORK #22 -- Pedigree worksheets Wednesday, 11/16/11 "Patterns of Inheritance" video and worksheet
Chapter 7 EOC PreTest (Genetics) Begin Chapter 8 Outline, DNA: The Genetic Material REVIEW Chapter 5 (Cell Growth & Division) PreTest for EOC EXAM Wednesday, 11/16/11 |
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Due: HOMEWORK #21 -- Punnett Square Practice worksheet Tuesday, 11/15/11 Due: SCIENCE FAIR -- Preliminary research -- Hypothesis Biology WOD #70 - "polygenic" (pawl-lee-jen-nik) poly = many; excessive; too much geno = a line of descent; origin; creation --> characteristic whose expression is under the influence of many genes (alleles) Complete Chapter 7 Outline, Complex Patterns of Inheritance Assign HOMEWORK #22 -- Pedigree worksheet
Assign HOMEWORK #23 -- Chapter 7 Vocabulary VIS **Due Wednesday, 11/16/11 REVIEW Chapter 6 (Genes & Traits) PreTest for EOC EXAM Tuesday, 11/15/11
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Biology WOD #68 - "phenotype" (feen-o-tie-p) Monday, 11/14/11 pheno = to show, or evident; appear; display type = a kind of; example --> something evident, or obvious, in kind (appearance) Biology WOD #69 - "genotype" (feen-o-tie-p) geno = line of descent; origin; creation type = a kind of; example --> from the same line of descent, or original beginning WOD EXAM #1 -- WODS #52, 59-69 (chromosome, cytokinesis, Meiosis, haploid, diploid, homologous, monohybrid dihybrid, homozygous, heterozygous, phenotype, genotype) Assign HOMEWORK #21 -- Punnett Square Practice worksheet
Begin Chapter 7 Outline, Complex Patterns of Inheritance Monday, 11/14/11
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Veterans Day Holiday FRIDAY 11/11/11
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Due: SCIENCE FAIR Topic Designation Thursday, 11/10/11 Biology WOD #66 - "homozygous" (ho-mo-zi-gus) homo = same; equal; similar zygous = forming pairs; joined; union --> forming like pairs, as in paired similar genes (alleles) Biology WOD #67 - "heterozygous" (het-tur-ro-zi-gus) hetero = other than; different from zygous = forming pairs; joined; union --> forming dissimilar pairs, such as chromosome pairs carrying different gene codes (alleles) Chapter 5 (Cell Growth & Division) EOC PreTest Complete Chapter 6.5 Outline, Traits & Probability Begin Chapter 7 Outline, Complex Inheritance Patterns Assign HOMEWORK --> SCIENCE FAIR -- Preliminary research; Hypothesis Thursday, 11/10/11 |
Due: HOMEWORK #20 -- Meiosis worksheet Wednesday, 11/9/11 Biology WOD #64 - "monohybrid" (mawn-no-hi-brid) mono = one; single hybrid = bred from two distinct races, breeds, varieties, species, or genera --> unnatural reproductive genetic combination of one set of differing traits
Biology WOD #65 - "dihybrid" (mawn-no-hi-brid) di = away from; in different directions; two hybrid = bred from two distinct races, breeds, varieties, species, or genera --> unnatural reproductive genetic combination of two sets of differing traits Example of a Dihybrid Cross
Chapter 6 (Genes & Traits) EOC PreTest Begin Chapter 6.5 Outline, Traits & Probability Wednesday, 11/9/11 SCIENCE FAIR Topic List --> Submit choice **Due tomorrow --> Preliminary Research, Problem Statement, Hypothesis **Due Tuesday, 11/15/11
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Due: HOMEWORK #19 -- Mitosis/Meiosis Comparison Sketches Tuesday, 11/8/11 Biology WOD #63 - "homologous" (ho-maw-low-gus) homo = same; equal; similar; common --> sharing similar structure, or common ancestry Complete Chapter 6.3 Outline, Mendel and Heredity Review previous HOMEWORK Assignments: "Understanding Cancer" article "Stem Cells: Promises and Problems" article Organelle sketches Assign HOMEWORK #20 -- Meiosis worksheet
SCIENCE FAIR Introduction: Tuesday, 11/8/11 --> Topics review --> Instructions --> Procedural handouts and rubric
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Due: HOMEWORK #16 -- "Understanding Cancer" article worksheet Monday, 11/7/11 Due: HOMEWORK #17 -- "Stem Cells: Promises and Problems" article worksheet Due: HOMEWORK #18 -- Chapter 6 Vocabulary VIS Biology WOD #61 - "haploid" (hap-Lloyd) haplo = single; once oid = like, resembling, or similar in form --> having one form, as in one set of chromosomes Biology WOD #62 - "diploid" (die-ployd) diplo = double oid = like, resembling, or similar in form --> having two of a kind, as in two sets of chromosomes
Begin Chapter 6.3 Outline, Mendel and Heredity Assign HOMEWORK #19 -- Mitosis/Meiosis Comparison sketches Monday, 11/7/11
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Due: HOMEWORK #14 -- Cell Cycle Diagram Friday, 11/4/11 Due: HOMEWORK #15 -- Cell Cycle Sketches Biology WOD #60 - "Meiosis" (me-oh-sis) meio = smaller; less; fewer meiosis = to lessen, diminish, or make fewer --> to lessen the number of chromosomes
MEIOSIS : Prophase I Metaphase I
Crossing-Over Effects of Crossing-Over
Anaphase I Telophase I
Prophase II Metaphase II
Anaphase II Telophase II
Four Haploid Daughter Cells --> Genetically distinct
Complete Chapter 6 Outline, Meiosis Assign HOMEWORK #18 -- Chapter 6 Vocabulary VIS Friday, 11/4/11 |
Biology WOD #57 - "Telophase" (tea-low-fayz) Thursday, 11/3/11 telo = end; distant phase = appearance; condition; one of the stages of development --> the end stage of new cell development Biology WOD #58 - "centromere" (sen-tro-meer) centro = center; middle mere = the smallest bit --> smallest bit of protein in the center, holding two homologous chromosomes
Biology WOD #59 - "cytokinesis" (sigh-toe-ka-knee-sis) cyto = a hollow cell kinesis = move; to set in motion --> to set cell division "in motion", by dividing the cytoplasm and cell membrane into two separate cells Assign HOMEWORK #16 -- "Understanding Cancer" article worksheet **Due Monday, 11/7/11
Cancer Cell
Assign HOMEWORK #17 -- "Stem Cells: Promises and Problems" article worksheet **Due Monday, 11/7/11 Mitosis EXAM REVIEW for tomorrow Begin Chapter 6 Outline, Meiosis Thursday, 11/3/11 |
Due: HOMEWORK #13 -- Chapter 5 Vocabulary VIS Wednesday, 11/2/11 Biology WOD #55 - "Metaphase" (met-a-fayz) meta = after; beyond; change, or transformation phase = appearance; condition; one of the stages of development --> period of cell division that occurs after the first stage of new cell development Biology WOD #56 - "Anaphase" (Ann-a-fayz) ana = anew; again; upward or backward; against phase = appearance; condition; one of the stages of development --> the period of new cell development in which the chromosomes are pulled against each other (apart) Chapter 5.3 Outline, Regulation of the Cell Cycle Wednesday, 11/2/11 |
Biology WOD #53 - "Interphase" (en-tur-fayz) Tuesday, 11/1/11 inter = between; among; within phase = condition; appearance; stage of development --> event that occurs between two periods, or sequence of conditions, in a cell's life cycle Biology WOD #54 - "Prophase" (pro-fayz) pro = before; in front of; original phase = appearance; condition; one of the stages of development --> first stage of new cell development Complete Chapter 5 Outline, Cell Cycle Tuesday, 11/1/11 Assign HOMEWORK #14 -- Cell Cycle Diagram **Due Friday, 11/4/11 Assign HOMEWORK #13 -- Cell Cycle Sketches **Due Friday, 11/4/11
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Biology WOD #52 - "chromosome" (krom-o-zome) Monday, 10/31/11 chrome = color some = body; mass --> colored (stained) mass, or colored body (biological structure) inside a cell nucleus
Chapter 4 (Cells & Energy ) EOC PreTest Assign HOMEWORK #13 -- Chapter 5 Vocabulary VIS Begin Chapter 5 Outline, Cell Cycle Monday, 10/31/11
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TEACHER PLANNING DAY Friday, 10/28/11 |
MIDTERM EXAM !!!!! ---- PERIODS 3 & 4 Thursday, 10/27/11 |
MIDTERM EXAM !!!!! ---- PERIOD 2 Wednesday, 10/26/11 |
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Biology WOD #71 - "binomial" (buy-no-me-all) bi = twice; two; double nom = arrangement; order nomen = name --> a two-part ordering, arrangement Biology WOD #72 - "nomenclature" (no-men-clay-chur) nomen = name --> the act of assigning of names to objects (or organisms) binomial nomenclature --> --> system of assigning a two-part order of naming (*classifying) organisms |
"Biological Evolution" VHS video worksheet and discussion Assign HOMEWORK #18 -- "Biological Evolution" video puzzles (2) Begin Chapter 14 Outline, Classification of Living Organisms |
Due: HOMEWORK #17 -- "My Family Pedigree" PROJECT Monday, 1/3/11 |
"The Island" DVD and critical analysis worksheet on consequences of genetic engineering |
Biology WOD #60 - "electrophoresis" (e-lek-tro-for-ree-sis) Wednesday, 12/8/10 electro = electricity phoresis = carrying; producing; transmitting; bearing -->transmitting, or "carrying" DNA fragments across a medium (conduit) using electrical current Biology WOD #61 - "transgenic" (tranz-jen-ick) trans = across; through; over; beyond; on the far side of genic = descent; origin; inception; creation; beginning --> across two or more different lines of descent, or origin of species Assign HOMEWORK #13 -- Let's Clone a Mouse, Mouse, Mouse" LAB activity |
Biology WOD #59 - "recombinant" (ree-calm-ba-nent) re = again; repeat; anew combine = to mix together; join together ant = suffix used to form nouns --> organism "created" by joining together DNA segments in a new way |
HOMEWORK # -- DNA Discovery Timeline |
Biology WOD #52 - "mesoderm" (me-so-durm) Monday, 11/22/10 meso = middle; intermediate derm = skin --> middle layer of skin |
Biology WOD #50 - "endoderm" (end-dough-durm) Thursday, 11/18/10 endo = inner; inside; within derm = skin --> innermost layer of skin |
Biology WOD #49 - "blastocyst" (blast-oh-sist) Wednesday, 11/17/10 blasto = formative layer, or cell; embryonic stage of development cyst = sac which contains fluid --> embryonic sac |
Biology WOD #48 - "viable" (vi-a-bull) Tuesday, 11/16/10 viva = life; alive able = capacity; capable; fitness --> full of, or carrying, life; fertile; living; alive |
Assign & Explain HOMEWORK #3 -- Cell Cycle Flip Book PROJECT: **Due Friday, 11/12/10 INSTRUCTIONS: --> Create a Flip Chart of the 5 periods of the Cell Cycle, from Interphase to Telophase --> Sketch EACH of the 5 phases --> Label each of the phases (Interphase, etc.) --> Label ALL the STRUCTURES inside the cell during EACH phase |
Comple Mitosis Microslide LABs Friday, 11/5/10 Microslide Animal Cell Mitosis LAB: Interphase Prophase Metaphase
Anaphase Telophase |
Microslide Plant Cell Mitosis LAB activity:
Interphase Prophase Metaphase AAnaphaseaphase Telophase |
MIDTERM EXAM - Short Response Questions Tuesday, 10/26/10 **Exam Exempt Students --> Class computers to work on Cell Book PROJECT |
Biology WOD #91 - "vertebrate" (ver-ta-brayte) verta = bend; turn vertebr = a joint, especially of the spinal column brate = being --> organism (beingg) whose body plant contains a "true" curved (bending) spinal cord
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Penny Isotope LAB -- NO MAKEUPS!!!
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Timed Reading exercise #23, "Ethics & The Human Genome Project" |
REPORT TO SCIENCE LAB ROOM 367 TODAY!!!!! |
MONDAY 3/29/10 to MONDAY 4/5/10 |
Science District FCAT Mini-Assessment #1 --> (Scientific Method, Life processes, chemical reactions organic/inorganic matter) |
"Dancing Spaghetti - CO2" LAB -- NO MAKEUPS!!!
Midterm Exam Review |
Midterm Exam Study Guide DON'T FORGET!!! --STUDY FOR MIDTERM EXAMS THIS WEEKEND!!!!!! |
Chapter 5 QUIZ Study Guide Wednesday, 3/17/10 (*Download from yesterday's date entry) |
Biology WOD #54 - "mitochondria" (my-toe-con-dree-ah) Tuesday, 3/16/10 mito = thread chondri = grain; any small, rounded mass --> small rounded organelle containing many small strands (compartments) inside
Photo of an actual Mitochondrion:
"Dancing Raisins - CO2" LAB -- NO MAKEUPS!!! Periods 3 & 4 --> Tues., 3/16/10 |
Biology WOD #52 - "glycolysis" (gli-call-eh-sis) Monday, 3/15/10 glyco = sugar; sweet lysis = splitting apart; loosening; destruction --> splitting apart a sugar (glucose) molecule
Biology WOD #53 - "fermentation" (fur-men-tay-shun) ferment = leaven, or yeast; to excite, or agitate ation = a suffix used to form nouns --> process of using yeast or bacteria to elicit (excite) a chemical change (reaction) |
Biology WOD #51 - "aerobic" (a-row-bic) aero = air; oxygen bic = life; form & |