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1 Agenda To do: Outline chapter 1 Homework: Set up your notebook Warm-up 1. What is the purpose for the science interactive notebook? Assignment logText Book Khan Academy Power Point 8/20/13

2 Agenda To do: Chapter 1 Notes Homework: Set up your notebook Warm-up 1.What is the main objective of chapter 1? Assignment logText Book Khan Academy Power Point 8/21/13

3 Agenda To do: Complete Chapter 1 Notes Workbook 1-1 Homework: Notebook check tomorrow Warm-up 1.You find an orange blob, how would you decide if it’s a living organism? Assignment logText Book Khan Academy Power Point 8/22/13

4 Agenda To do: Workbook pg 2 and 3 Video Review Homework: None !! Enjoy your weekend Warm-up 1.Define and give an example of what homeostasis is. Assignment logText Book Khan Academy Power Point 8/23/13

5 Agenda To do: Workbook Section 3 Homework: None !! Workbook section 4 Warm-up 1.Define inference, and give an example. Assignment logText Book Khan Academy Power Point 8/26/13

6 Agenda Complete Workbook Concept map pg 30 Homework: Skills review Warm-up 1.Explain the difference between qualitative and quantitative observations. Give an example of each. Assignment logText Book Khan Academy Power Point 8/27/13

7 Agenda Vocabulary Quiz Review Homework Chapter 1 Assessment pg 32 Problems 24-31 Homework: Study for Chapter test Warm-up 1.Describe spontaneous generation Assignment logText Book Khan Academy Power Point 8/28/13

8 Agenda Complete all incomplete work Review for test Homework: Study for Chapter test 1. As the result of an experiment, you reject your hypothesis. Explain why you should not consider your efforts a waste of time. Assignment logText Book Khan Academy Power Point 8/29/13

9 Agenda Test Review Test Chapter 1 Homework: None!! Enjoy your four day weekend 1. Can a theory change over time? Give an example. Assignment logText Book Khan Academy Power Point 8/30/13

10 Agenda Outline Chapter 2 Homework: None!! 1. Write down what you know about atoms, elements and compounds. Assignment logText Book Khan Academy Power Point 9/03/13

11 Agenda Cornell notes 2-1 Homework None!! 1. List all the elements you are familiar with. Assignment logText Book Khan Academy Power Point 9/04/13

12 Agenda Continue Cornell notes 2-1 Homework None!! 1. What kind of bond allowed the water to cling to the penny and itself allowing it to form a bubble on top of the penny? Assignment logText Book Khan Academy Power Point 9/05/13

13 Agenda Pg 39 and pg 43 on pg 18 of notebook Homework None!! 1.list the reactants and products in the following reaction. CO 2 + H 2 O H 2 CO 3 Assignment logText Book Khan Academy Power Point 9/06/13

14 Agenda WB 2-1 and 2-2 Homework Complete any incomplete work 1.How does water play a role in maintaining homeostasis? Water plays a role in maintaining homeostasis because it absorbs a lot of energy without changing the temperature. Assignment logText Book Khan Academy Power Point 9/09/13

15 Agenda Workbook 2-3 Homework WB 2-4 1. Compare and contrast hydrolysis and dehydration synthesis. Assignment logText Book Khan Academy Power Point 9/10/13

16 Agenda Workbook 2-3 Homework WB 2-4 1. Compare and contrast hydrolysis and dehydration synthesis. Assignment logText Book Khan Academy Power Point 9/11/13

17 Agenda Complete notes Macromolecules chart Homework macromolecules 1. Describe the structure of carbohydrates. Assignment logText Book Khan Academy Power Point 9/12/13

18 Agenda Macromolecules chart Homework None 1. Compare and contrast RNA and DNA. Assignment logText Book Khan Academy Power Point 9/13/13

19 Agenda Complete macromolecule chart Cornell notes 2-4 Homework Complete incomplete work 1. What do all macromolecules have in common? Assignment logText Book Khan Academy Power Point 9/16/13

20 Agenda Cornell notes 2-4 Homework Complete incomplete work 1. Silica is a hard glassy material that does not dissolve in water. Suppose Sodium Chloride(table salt) is accidentally mixed with silica. Describe a way to remove the Sodium Chloride. Assignment logText Book Khan Academy Power Point 9/17/13

21 Agenda Vocab Review Chapter Review pg 57 Problems 11-25 Homework Workbook 2-4 1. What is the function of a catalyst? Assignment logText Book Khan Academy Power Point 9/18/13

22 Agenda Vocab Review Chapter review Homework Study for test 1. What is an important factor in determining whether a chemical reaction is going to happen or not? Assignment logText Book Khan Academy Power Point 9/19/13

23 Agenda Vocab Review Chapter Test Homework None!! Enjoy your weekend 1. Where does the energy that we need to think, breath, move come from? Assignment logText Book Khan Academy Power Point 9/20/13

24 Agenda Chapter 7 outline Headings, Key terms and key concepts Homework Complete any incomplete work 1. Write three things you know about cells? Assignment logText Book Khan Academy Power Point 9/23/13

25 Agenda CN 7-1 Homework Complete any incomplete work 1. Write two differences between animal and plant cells. Assignment logText Book Khan Academy Power Point 9/24/13

26 Agenda Workbook 7-1 Venn Diagram comparing Prokaryotic cells with Eukaryotic cells Homework Workbook 7-2 1. How did the invention of the microscope help the development of the cell theory? Assignment logText Book Khan Academy Power Point 9/25/13

27 Agenda Workbook 7-2 Cell booklet Homework None 1. What three statements make up the cell theory? Assignment logText Book Khan Academy Power Point 9/26/13

28 Agenda Cell booklet project Cell Coloring pages Homework Work on Cell booklet 1. Nucleus is to Principal as cell membrane is to _______________. Assignment logText Book Khan Academy Power Point 9/30/13

29 Agenda Cell booklet project Cell Coloring pages Homework Work on Cell booklet 1. Describe the structure of the cell membrane. Assignment logText Book Khan Academy Power Point 10/1/13

30 Agenda Section 1 and 2 Review Homework Work on Cell booklet 1. What is the function of the endoplasmic reticulum? Assignment logText Book Khan Academy Power Point 10/2/13

31 Agenda Work on Foldable and notebook - Homework Work on Cell booklet due tomorrow 1. A hydroelectric plant generates electricity from the force of a water current; which structure is analogous to a hydroelectric plant? Assignment logText Book Khan Academy Power Point 10/3/13

32 Agenda Slide Viewers Homework None!! 1. How does a virus get into the cell? Assignment logText Book Khan Academy Power Point 10/7/13

33 Agenda Slide Viewers cells of the body (10) Homework None!! 1. What are the two main differences between plant and animal cells? Assignment logText Book Khan Academy Power Point 10/8/13

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