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1 Agenda Date: 1-30-14 Biology Warm Up Translation Notes
Finish DNA Structure Poster (part II) Learning Intention(s): Describe the purpose of translation Describe the process of translation Identify the protein produced from a codon using a reference Homework: Finish DNA Structure Poster DNA Replication and Transcription WS Success Criteria Question: What is the difference between transcription and translation?

2 Agenda Date: 1-24-14 Biology EXPLORE Testing
Genetics Science Learning Center – DNA Webquest Learning Intention(s): Do your best on the EXPLORE practice test Complete the online DNA Webquest Homework: Genetics Science Learning Center DNA Webquest Success Criteria Question: List one type of RNA and give it’s function

3 Agenda Date: 1-22-14 Biology Warm Up Quiz Notes Homework:
Learning Intention(s): Identify similarities and differences between RNA and DNA List the different types of RNA and describe the function of each Homework: Vocabulary sheets for 8.2 and 8.3 Success Criteria Question: List one type of RNA and give it’s function

4 Agenda Date: 1-17-14 Biology Warm Up Homework questions
DNA Replication Notes DNA Replication Activity DNA Replication Section of DNA coloring WS Learning Intention(s): *Describe the process of DNA replication *Identify the role of each type of enzyme in the process Homework: *Read section 8.3 and answer the formative assessment questions *Quiz on Sections 8.2 and 8.3 Wednesday Success Criteria Question: *Describe one similarity and one difference between DNA helicase and DNA polymerase

5 Agenda Date: 1-15-14 Biology Warm Up
Turn in Safety Contract/Science Olympiad Create your own DNA model project Learning Intention(s): Describe the structure of DNA Homework: Finish the DNA model project and answer the homework questions Success Criteria Question: Draw out a nucleotide and label the various parts.

6 Agenda Date: 1-13-14 Biology Warm Up Go over DNA extraction Lab Notes
Wei and Noe Discuss DNA Dialogue Learning Intention(s): -Describe the structure and function of DNA -Describe the contributions of Cricke and Watson Homework: -DNA coloring worksheet (only DNA – The double helix and The Blueprint of Life Sections) Success Criteria Question: -Describe the structure of DNA including the shape and three parts of a nucleotide.

7 Agenda Date: 1-9-14 Biology New Procedures DNA Intro Notes
Banana DNA Extraction Lab Learning Intention(s): Extract DNA from the cell of a banana. Homework: Read Section 8.2 in your textbook and answer the formative assessment questions. Lab questions Safety Contract Signed Success Criteria Question: Were you able to extract banana DNA? If yes, why? If no, why?

8 Agenda Date: Biology Learning Intention(s): Homework:
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