Daily Agenda
April 16
April 15
Block 1
1) DNA Extraction Demo
2 Finish Alien Encounters Lab
3) Lego Protein Synthesis
April 12
Block 1
1) Gene Linkage Notes pages 6-8
2) Pedigree Practice
3) Protein Synthesis Notes pages 12-15
4) Alien Encounters
Block 3 & 4
1) Lego Protein Synthesis
April 11
Block 3 & 4
1) DNA Extraction Demo
2) Protein Synthesis Notes pages 12-15
3) Alien Encounters Lab
April 10
Block 1
- DNA & Replication Review Notes (pages 9-11)
- Pages #1-5 in Genetics Worksheet packet (YELLOW PACKET ON FRONT TABLE)
April 9
Block 1
1) Codominance & Incomplete Dominance Notes
2) Blood Typing Lab
Block 3 & 4
1) Gene Linkage Notes pages 6-8
2) Pedigree Practice
3) DNA Review & Replication Notes
4) DNA Webquest
April 8
Blocks 3 & 4
1) Codominance & Incomplete Dominance Notes
2) Blood Typing Lab
April 5
Block 1
Lab Folders - last chance to hand things in
1) Mendelian Genetics
2) Punnett Squares
3) Genotype & Phenotype Lab
April 4
Block 1
1) Reproduction and Development Test
Blocks 3 & 4
Lab Folders - last chance to hand things in
1) Mendelian Genetics
2) Punnett Squares
3) Genotype & Phenotype Lab
April 3
Block 3 & 4
1) Reproduction & Development Test
April 2
Block 1
1) Seed Notes
2) Seed Dissection
3) Review
April 1
Block 1
1) Reproduction in Angiosperms
2) Flower Dissection
Blocks 3 & 4
1) Review
March 29
Block 3 & 4
1) Reproduction in Angiosperms
2) Flower Dissection
March 28
Block 1
1) Complete the Karyotyping Activity - Learn Genetics (10 min) on Google Classroom
2) Hand in any missing labs
3) The Miracle of Life (60 min)
HW: pages 20-22 in packet **Test next Thursday 4/4**
March 27
Block 1
1) Finish Planaria Lab and Fetal Development Activity (hand in)
2) Reproductive Technology Notes (skipped lab)
3) Learn Genetics - Karyotyping Lab
3) HW: pages 16 - 19 in homework packet on pregnancy
Block 3 & 4
1) Complete the Karyotyping Activity - Learn Genetics (10 min) on Google Classroom - show Mrs. Stein
2) Hand in any missing labs
3) The Miracle of Life (60 min)
4) HW: pages 20-22 in packet **Test next Wednesday 4/3**
March 26
Block 3 & 4
1) Finish Planaria Lab and Fetal Development Activity (hand in)
2) Reproductive Technology Notes (skipped lab)
3) HW: pages 16 - 19 in homework packet on pregnancy
March 25
Block 1
1) Show fertilization video (5:42)
2) Review Internal vs. External Fertilization
3) Internal Development
4) Fetal Development Activity
March 21
Block 1
1) Fertilization Notes using Google Classroom
2) Fertilization Lab - Hand In
3) Pages 14-15 in hw packet
4) Mitosis vs. Meiosis Review
Block 3 & 4
1) Show fertilization video (5:42)
2) Review Internal vs. External Fertilization
3) Internal Development
4) Fetal Development Activity
March 20
Block 3 & 4
1) Fill out notes on fertilization in their packets.
2) "Internal vs. External Fertilization" Lab
3) pages 14 & 15 in homework packet.
4) Mitosis & Meiosis Review Packet
March 19
Block 1
- Menstrual Cycle Lab Evaluation
- Finish Ovary Lab - hand in
- Sexual Repro & Meiosis Notes
- HW: pages 9-13 in hw packet
March 18
Block 1
- Finish menstrual cycle lab (finish for HW)
- Ovary Lab
Blocks 3 & 4
- Menstrual Cycle Lab Evaluation
- Finish Ovary Lab - hand in
- Sexual Repro & Meiosis Notes
- HW: pages 9-13 in hw packet
March 15
Blocks 3 & 4
- Finish menstrual cycle lab (finish for HW)
- Ovary Lab
March 14
Block 1
- Menstrual Cycle Notes & Lab
March 13
Block 1
- Male & Female Reproductive Systems
- HW: pages 1-4 in hw packet
Blocks 3 & 4
- Menstrual Cycle Notes & Lab
Tuesday, March 12
Block 3 & 4
- Mitosis & Asexual Reproduction Quiz
- Male & Female Reproduction Systems
Monday, March 11
Block 1
- Mitosis & Asexual Quiz
- Reproduction Questions
Friday, March 8
Block 1, 3, 4
- B1 - Planaria Lab
- All - Review for quiz
- Start Meiosis & Sexual Reproduction Questions
Thursday, March 7
Block 3 & 4
- Asexual Reproduction Notes
- Planaria - Regeneration Lab
- HW: Review Packet
Wednesday, March 6
Block 1
- Asexual Reproduction
- HW: Review Packet
Tuesday, March 5
Block 1, 3, 4
- Mitosis Notes
- Cancer Notes
- HELA discussion and short video
Monday, March 4
Blocks 3 & 4
- Mitosis of an Onion Root Tip Lab
- The Eukaryotic Cell Cycle and Cancer
- HW: Review packet
Friday, March 1
Block 1
- Mitosis Notes
- Onion Cell Division Lab
- The Cell Cycle & Cancer Biointeractive
Thursday, Feb 28
Block 1
Essential Question: How do cells divide by mitosis?
- Mitosis Card Sort Activity
Blocks 3 & 4
Essential Question: How does DNA replicate? How do cells divide by mitosis?
- DNA Replication Notes
- Mitosis Card Sort Activity
Wednesday, Feb 27
Block 3 & 4
Essential Questions: Why do cells divide? What is DNA? What is Asexual Reproduction? (quick intro - more to follow)
- Notes (page 1 & 2)
- DNA Replication Lab
Tuesday, Feb 26
Block 1
- DNA Replication & Lab
Monday, Feb 25
Block 1
- Mitosis & Asexual Intro
- Notes (pages 1&2)
- Lab Folders - Quarter 3
Blocks 3 & 4
- Body Systems -
- Blood Disease Lab
Wednesday, Feb 13
Tuesday, Feb 12 (1/2 Day)
Block 3
- Finished Making Connections Graph
- Took 21 Question Photo/Respiration Quiz
- Review Tomorrow - Test Friday!
Block 4
- Making Connections Lab
Monday, Feb 11
Block 1
- Finish Blood Disease Lab
- Catch Up Day
- Lab Folders
- Planet Earth
Friday, Feb 8
Block 1
- Notes: Body Systems
- Observed cow lung/heart/liver
- Blood Disease Lab
HW: pg 7-12 in cell respiration packet
Block 3
- Making Connections Lab
Block 4
Assembly - Run Across America
Thursday, Feb 7
Block 3 & 4
1) Have students complete the Literacy Lab: Why Leaves Wear the Colors of Fall
They should read the entire lab carefully. It will guide them through the steps they need to take to complete it.
While reading, they should: (**See CUSS Reading Strategy taped to the board)
- Circle the new words
- underline the details
- star the main ideas
- summarize in ONE sentence the main idea
2) If they finish early, they can start their homework in the Cellular Respiration Note Packet (blue)
HW: complete pages 7 - 12 in CR packet
Wed, Feb 6
Block 1
Part B: Making Connections Lab
Tuesday, Feb 5
Block 1, 3, 4
- Cellular Respiration BrainPop
- Review ATP & Anaerobic Respiration
- Making Connections PreLab
- Start Making Connections Lab - Finish all of Part A
Monday, Feb 4
Block 3, 4
- Review Cellular Respiration
- Aerobic
- Anaerobic - Fermentation
- Alka-Seltzer Demo - shows bromothymol blue color change
- Set up Respiration Lab
- HW: When Cells Stop Working Article and Questions
Friday, Feb 1
Block 1
- Cellular Respiration Exploration Activity
- ATP Activity
Thursday, Jan 31
Block 1, 3, 4
- Discuss Chemosynthesis - show this video on hydrothermal vents
- Look at leaf stomata & guard cells of geranium leaf - so clear!
- Cellular Respiration Introduction
- Notes - page 1 & 2
- Anaerobic vs. aerobic respiration
- Fermentation Reading - hw if not finished
Wednesday, Jan 30
Blocks 3 & 4
- Go over homework
- Finish Factors that affect Photosynthesis
- Discuss Respiration
Tuesday, Jan 29
Block 1
- Go over homework
- Finish Factors that affect Photosynthesis
- Discuss Respiration
- Start "Life From Light"
Monday, Jan 28
Blocks 1, 3, 4
1) Finish Notes
2) Pigments & Factors that Affect Photosynthesis (plus Activity)
3) HW: Finish note packet questions
Jan 16 - 18
- Midterms
Tuesday, Jan 15
Block 1, 3, 4
- Review for midterm
Monday, Jan 14
Block 3 & 4
- Leaf Structure & Lab
Friday, Jan 11
Block 1
- Leaf Structure & Lab
Thursday, Jan 10
Block 1, 3, 4
- Photosynthesis Modeling
Wednesday, Jan 9
Block 3 & 4
- Check HW - answer any questions
- How do plants gain mass?
- Work on Unit 4 (homework)
Tuesday, Jan 8
Block 1
- Midterm Review Sheets - Units 1-3 due Thursday
- How do plants gain mass?
- Work on Homework
Monday, Jan 7
Block 1, 3, 4
- Finish DTAM
- Active Transport & Receptors
- Pages 14-16 in HW Packet
- Received Midterm Review Packet -
- HW: Units 1-3 in review
Friday, Jan 4
Block 3, 4
- Diffusion through a Membrane Lab
Thursday, Jan 3
Block 1
- Diffusion through a Membrane Lab
Wednesday, Jan 2
Block 1, 3, 4
- Organize lab folders - pass back old tests
- Review Cell Organelles
- Cell Membrane Notes
- Start Diffusion Through a Membrane Lab
Monday, Dec 17
Block 3 & 4
- Prokaryotic vs. Eukaryotic Cells
- Cell Organelles - The Virtual Cell
- Notes - Cells
Thursday, Dec 13
Block 3 & 4
- Biochemistry Test
Wednesday, Dec 12
Block 1
- Biochemistry Test
Tuesday, Dec 11
Block 1, 3, 4
- Review for Biochemistry Test
Monday, Dec 10
Block 3 & 4
- Organic Molecule Review
- Digestive System Notes & Lab
- HW: Study Sheets - Due Tuesday
- Biochemistry Test - Thursday, Dec 13
Friday, Dec 7
Block 1
- Finish Enzyme Lab
- Digestive System Notes/Lab
- HW: Study sheets due Tuesday
- Biochemistry Test Wednesday, Dec 12
Thursday, Dec 6
Block 1
- Enzyme Notes
- Enzyme Lab
Block 3 & 4
- Finish Enzyme Lab
- Do Now #2 - due Monday
- Polymer Demo
- HW: Study Sheets - Due Tuesday
- Biochemistry Test - Thursday, Dec 13
Wednesday, Dec 5
Block 3 & 4
- Enzyme Notes
- Enzyme Lab
Tuesday, Dec 4
Block 1
- Enzyme Cut & Paste Activity
- Organic Molecule Review in HW packet
Monday, Dec 3
Block 1
- protein, nucleic acid notes
- graphic organizer - organic molecules
- page 2-4 in homework packet
Block 3 & 4
- Review puzzle
- Enzyme Lock & Key Model Activity
Friday, Nov 30
Essential Question: How are organic molecules important to living things?
Did you know?!
Block 3 & 4
- Lipids, Proteins, Nucleic Acid Notes
- Amoeba Sisters: Biomolecule Video
- Graphic Organizer Cut & Paste
- HW: pages 2-4 in packet
Thursday, Nov 29
Block 1
- Carbohydrate Notes & Testing Lab
- Lipids Notes
- "Can I Eat That?" N0VA Video
Wednesday, Nov 28
Block 1
- Finish Presentations
- Biochemistry - Molecule Notes
- Lab #5-1 Mighty Molecule Building Lab
Block 3 & 4
- Carbohydrate Notes & Testing Lab
- "Can I Eat That" NOVA Video
Tuesday, Nov 27
Block 3 & 4
- Biochemistry - Molecule Notes
- Lab #5-1 Mighty Molecule Building Lab
Monday, Nov 26
Block 1
- Biorama Presentations
Tuesday, Nov 20
Block 1, 3, & 4
- Ecology and Human Impact Test
Monday, Nov 19
Essential Question: Review for Ecology & Human Impact Test
Did you know?!
Block 3 & 4
- Review for tomorrow's test - Ecology & Human Impact
- Upcoming Tests
- All blocks - Tuesday, Nov 20th
Wednesday, Nov 14
Essential Question: How are humans negatively impacting local ecosystems?
Did you know?! Bees kill more people every year than sharks do!
Block 3 & 4
- Biomagnification Notes
- Return Flight: Restoring the Bald Eagle to the Channel Islands
- Upcoming Tests
- Block 1 Test - Friday, Nov 16th
- Blocks 3 & 4 - Tuesday, Nov 20th
Tuesday, Nov 13
Essential Question: How are humans negatively impacting local ecosystems?
Did you know?! Bees kill more people every year than sharks do!
Block 1
- Biomagnification Notes
- Invasive Species
- Upcoming Tests
- Block 1 Test - Friday, Nov 16th
- Blocks 3 & 4 - Tuesday, Nov 20th
Friday, Nov 7
Essential Question: How are humans negatively impacting local ecosystems?
Did you know?! Don't leave your toothbrush out. Droplets of water spray out of the toilet every time you flush.
Block 1, 3 & 4
- Eutrophication Notes
- Biodiversity Notes
- Endangered Species of NYS Research using this website.
- Upcoming Tests
- Block 1 Test - Friday, Nov 16th
- Blocks 3 & 4 - Tuesday, Nov 20th
Thursday, Nov 6
Essential Question: How are humans negatively impacting local ecosystems?
Did you know?! Don't leave your toothbrush out. Droplets of water spray out of the toilet every time you flush.
Block 3 & 4
- Ozone Layer and Global Warming Notes
- National Geographic Climate Change Video
- Human Impact Graphic Organizer
Wednesday, Nov 5
Essential Question: How are humans negatively impacting local ecosystems?
Did you know?! Don't leave your toothbrush out. Droplets of water spray out of the toilet every time you flush.
Block 1
- Practice Quiz
- Ozone Layer and Global Warming Notes
- National Geographic Climate Change Video
- Human Impact Graphic Organizer
Tuesday, Nov 4
Essential Question: How have humans negatively impacted local ecosystems?
Did you know?! Sharks teeth are literally as hard as steel
Block 1, 3 & 4
- Practice Quiz
- Acid Rain Notes
- Acid Rain Lab
- Work with groups
- HW: Finish acid rain lab if you didn't in class
Monday, Nov 3
Essential Question: What are keystone species? How are ecosystems affected by the presence/absence of a keystone species?
Did you know?! Staying awake for 2 weeks will kill you.
Block 3 & 4
- Check homework page 19-20
- Keystone Species Article
- Strange Days on Planet Earth: Predators
- HW: work on projects
Friday, Nov 2
Thursday, Nov 1
Wednesday, Oct 31
Essential Question: What are biomes?
Did you know?! The largest beetle is the Goliath Beetle. It's the size of a hamster.
Block 3 & 4
- Go to Classroom - click on "classwork" - select Succession & Biome notes - copy down the notes into your note packet. Read through the notes carefully. HW: HW packet pages 17 & 18 - you may start this before you go to the library or meet with your group
- Go to library for research project. Sit with your group at a table. This is your time to use library resources in class. The rest of the project time will be in the classroom. See Classroom for details!
Tuesday, Oct 30
Essential Question: How do ecosystems change over time?
Did you know?! The largest beetle is the Goliath Beetle. It's the size of a hamster.
Block 1
- Succession & Biomes Notes
- Go to library for research project. Sit with your group at a table. This is your time to use library resources in class. The rest of the project time will be in the classroom.
- HW: Page 17 & 18
Monday, Oct 29
Essential Question: How do materials cycle through ecosystems?
Did you know?! The longest tapeworm ever recorded coming from a human was 108 feet long.
Block 3 & 4
- Do Now: HW Packet page 8-12
- Material Cycle Notes pg 13-16
- Introduce Biorama Project
- HW: None
Friday, Oct 26
Essential Question: How does energy flow through an ecosystem? How is the amount of energy in an ecosystem represented?
Did you know?! The longest tapeworm ever recorded coming from a human was 108 feet long.
Block 3 & 4
- Do Now: HW Packet page 4 #1-11
- Food chains and Food Web Notes
- Food Chain Lab
Thursday, Oct 25
Essential Question: How does energy flow through an ecosystem? How is the amount of energy in an ecosystem represented?
Did you know?! Flamingos become pink because of the foods they eat.
Block 1
- Do Now: HW Packet page 4 #1-11
- Food chains and Food Web Notes
- Food Chain Lab
Wednesday, Oct 24
Essential Question: What nutritional relationships exist in an ecosystem?
Did you know?! Flamingos become pink because of the foods they eat.
Block 1, 3 & 4
- Nutritional Relationships & Symbiosis Notes
- Ecological Interactions Lab Activity with M&Ms
- HW: Illustration due next class!
Tuesday, Oct 23
Essential Question: What are the levels of organization in an ecosystem? What is the difference between abiotic and biotic?
Did you know?! Camels can drink 30 gallons of water in 13 minutes
Block 3 & 4
- Begin Ecology Unit Pages 1 & 2
- HW: Pages 1A and 1B due Wednesday 10/24
- Start Ecology Illustration - due Friday 10/26
Monday, Oct 22
Essential Question: What are the levels of organization in an ecosystem? What is the difference between abiotic and biotic?
Did you know?! Camels can drink 30 gallons of water in 13 minutes
Block 1
- Went over HW
- Started Ecological Organization Illustration due Thursday 10/25
Friday, Oct 19
Essential Question: What are the levels of organization in an ecosystem? What is the difference between abiotic and biotic?
Did you know?! Camels can drink 30 gallons of water in 13 minutes
Block 1, 3 & 4
- Unit 3 Classification Test (20 Questions)
- Organize Lab Folders
- Begin Ecology Unit - Pages 1 and 2
- HW pages 1A and 1B
Thursday, Oct 18 (half day)
Block 3 & 4
- Go over study sheets
- Review with Kahoot
Wednesday, Oct 17
Block 1
- Finish Leaf Lab
- Go over study sheets
- Review with Kahoot
Tuesday, Oct 16
Essential Question: How do we classify living organisms?
Did you know?! The human body contains approximately 10 gallons of water
Block 1, 3 & 4
- Finished Classification (blue) note packet
- Dichotomous Key Leaf Lab
- HW: Study Sheets - 20 Q Test Friday, October 19th
Monday, Oct 15
Essential Question: How do we classify living organisms?
Did you know?! The human body contains approximately 10 gallons of water
Block 3 & 4
- Classification Notes pg 3-5
- Kingdom Review Activity
Friday, Oct 12
Block 1 Agenda
- Protist Quiz
- Classification Notes pg 3-5
- Kingdom Review Activity
Thursday, Oct 11
Block 1
- Protist Notes
- Classification Notes
Block 3
- Protist Quiz
- Classification Notes pg. 1-2
- Finished Reading Guide
Block 4
- Protist Notes
- Classification Notes pg. 1-2
- Finish Reading Guide
Wednesday, Oct 10
Essential Question: How do we classify living organisms?
Did you know?! Ants never sleep!
Block 3 Agenda:
- Protist Notes
- Classification Notes
Block 4 Agenda:
- Finish Protist Lab
- Protist Notes
Tuesday, Oct 9
Block 1
- Fill out Protist notes with textbook and chromebooks
- Finish Unit 2 Study Sheet
Friday, Oct 5
Block 1
- Protist Lab
Block 3
- Protist Lab
Block 4
- 15 min - Start Protist Lab
- Pep Rally
Thursday, Oct 4
Essential Question: What are the 8 life functions? How are cells organized in living organisms? What are protists and how do they move & obtain energy?
Did you know?! Humans shed 1.5 pounds of skin every year!
Block 3 & 4 Agenda:
- Take Quiz - Grade quiz together
- Pass back Unit 1 Test - go over
- Start Protist Lab
Wednesday, Oct 3
Essential Question: What are the 8 life functions? How are cells organized in living organisms?
Did you know?! Humans shed 1.5 pounds of skin every year!
Block 1 Agenda:
- Take Quiz - Grade quiz together
- Passed back Unit 1 Test - went over
- Started answering Protist Lab Pre-Lab questions using textbook
Tuesday, Oct 2
Essential Question: What are the 8 life functions? How are cells organized in living organisms? How do we classify living organisms?
Did you know?! 85% of plant life is found in the ocean
Block 4 Agenda:
- Finish Life Functions Practice Questions (go over)
- Organization of Living Things Notes and cut/paste
- Work on Unit 2 Study Sheet - go over
- Life Functions Quiz - Thursday - study #1-15 on study sheets - Quizlet on Google Classroom
Block 3 Agenda:
- Work on Unit 2 Study Sheet - go over
- Start Protist Mini-Poster Project
- Finish video?
- Life Functions Quiz - Thursday - study #1-15 on study sheets - Quizlet on Google Classroom
Block 1 Agenda:
- Work on Unit 2 Study Sheet - go over
- Origins: How Life Began Video with worksheet
- Life Functions Quiz Tomorrow - study #1-15 on study sheets
Monday, Oct 1
Block 3 & 4
Essential Question: What are the 8 life functions? How are cells organized in living organisms? How do we classify living organisms?
Did you know?! A humming bird is the only bird that can fly backwards.
Block 3 Agenda:
- Life Function Review
- Levels of Organization Notes/Cut & Paste
- Unit 3 Reading Guide
Friday, Sept 28
Block 1
Essential Question: How do we classify living organisms?
Did you know?! A humming bird is the only bird that can fly backwards.
Agenda:
- Reviewed Life Functions and Practice Questions
- Unit 3 Classification Reading Guide
Thursday, Sept 27
Block 1, 3, 4
Essential Questions: What are the characteristics of living things? What distinguishes a living vs. a nonliving thing? What are the levels of organization of multicellular organisms?
Did you know?! Red blood cells only survive for 120 days!
Agenda:
- Go over Living vs. Nonliving Lab
- Life Functions Reading & Questions
- Levels of Organization (Block 1)
Wednesday, Sept 26
Block 3 & 4
Essential Questions: What are the characteristics of living things? What distinguishes a living vs. a nonliving thing?
Did you know?! Particles released from sneezing can travel 100 mph!
Agenda:
- Got test scores back
- Characteristics of Living Things Discussion
- Living vs. Non-Living Lab
Tuesday, Sept 25
Block 1
Essential Questions: What are the characteristics of living things? What distinguishes a living vs. a nonliving thing?
Did you know?! Particles released from sneezing can travel 100 mph!
Agenda:
- Got test scores back
- Chapter 2 Notes Packet - Characteristics of Living Things Notes
- Living vs. Non-Living Lab
Monday, Sept 24
Blocks 1,3,4
Did You Know?! Cockroaches can live for 10 days with their heads cut off!!!
Agenda:
- Unit 1 Test
- Lab Folders
- Characteristics of Living Things/Life Functions Discussion
Friday, Sept 21
Blocks 3 & 4
Did You Know? You grow an entirely new skin every 30 days!
Agenda:
- Review Microscope Diagram
- Go over Study Sheets for Unit 1
- Played Quizlet Live
- Practice "quiz" on Google Forms - check email
- Test next Monday, Sept 24th
Thursday, Sept 20
Block 1
Did You Know? You grow an entirely new skin every 30 days!
Agenda:
- Review Microscope Diagram
- Go over Study Sheets for Unit 1
- Played Quizlet Live
- Practice "quiz" on Google Forms
- Test next Monday, Sept 24th
Wednesday, Sept 19
Block 1, 3, & 4
- Finished Microscope Lab (hand in)
- Start Unit 1 Study Sheets - finish for HW - use notes to fill in
Tuesday, Sept 18
Block 3 & 4
- Took Radish Seed data and graphed class average results
- Microscope Notes & Discussion
- Started Microscope Lab
Monday, Sept 17
Block 1
- Took Radish Seed data and graphed class average results
- Microscope Notes & Discussion
- Started Microscope Lab
Friday, Sept 14
Blocks 1, 3, & 4
- Scientific Method Cut and Sort Card Activity in notes
- Mythbusters with SM Sheet
Thursday, Sept 13
Block 3 & 4
- Finish Graphing Lab
- Measurement Lab & Packet (due next class)
Wednesday, Sept 12
Block 1
- Finish Graphing Lab (HW if not finished in class)
- Measurement Lab & Measurement Packet (due next class)
Tuesday, Sept 11
Block 1, 3, 4
- Lab Safety
- Scientific Method Notes
- Set up Radish Seed Lab
- Worked on Graphing Lab
Monday, Sept 10
Block 3 & 4
- Handed in student survey/class policy
- Finished "Science Chat" - went over
- Started Lab 1-1 Graphing