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What types of lakes are shown above?
What types of lakes are shown above?
Oligotrophic, Mesotrophic, & Eutrophic
Day 9. Wednesday September 23rd.
Day 9. Wednesday September 23rd.
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Water Sampling : A comparison/contrast between Jackson Creek and a large pond/small lake collected by an agricultural area south of Corvallis Airport.
Water Sampling : A comparison/contrast between Jackson Creek and a large pond/small lake collected by an agricultural area south of Corvallis Airport.
What you will test:
What you will test:
-Dissolved Oxygen
-Dissolved Oxygen
-Nitrates
-Nitrates
-Phosphates
-Phosphates
-pH (potential of hydrogen = -log of the H+ concentration meaning each decrease in whole number on the scale represents 10X more hydrogen
-pH (potential of hydrogen = -log of the H+ concentration meaning each decrease in whole number on the scale represents 10X more hydrogen
-Turbidity = the cloudiness or haziness of the water represented suspended sediments and organic matter. Measured here in JTU (Jackson turbidity units).
-Turbidity = the cloudiness or haziness of the water represented suspended sediments and organic matter. Measured here in JTU (Jackson turbidity units).
HOMEWORK:
HOMEWORK:
Look through the data collected from the two water sources we sampled. What does the data suggest regarding the conditions of each of the aquatic ecosystems? Would either be suitable for trout? Would either be suitable for drinking? Make sure that you back up your claims with evidence and reasoning!
Look through the data collected from the two water sources we sampled. What does the data suggest regarding the conditions of each of the aquatic ecosystems? Would either be suitable for trout? Would either be suitable for drinking? Make sure that you back up your claims with evidence and reasoning!
Complete to topic 1.7 of the Unit 1 Study Guide. I will check these next time we meet. Strategically read/look through pages 29 through 65 in your book. These pages cover topics that we have studied thus far in the unit.
Complete to topic 1.7 of the Unit 1 Study Guide. I will check these next time we meet. Strategically read/look through pages 29 through 65 in your book. These pages cover topics that we have studied thus far in the unit.
Day 8. Monday September 21st. All Day:
Day 8. Monday September 21st. All Day:
2nd Period...Cycles Share Out
2nd Period...Cycles Share Out
HOMEWORK: Complete the AP Classroom Assignments assigned last week and start working of the Unit 1 Study Guide. Due next Wednesday, September 30th. Unit 1 Exam scheduled for next Friday, October 2nd.
HOMEWORK: Complete the AP Classroom Assignments assigned last week and start working of the Unit 1 Study Guide. Due next Wednesday, September 30th. Unit 1 Exam scheduled for next Friday, October 2nd.
Day 7. Friday, September 18th:
Day 7. Friday, September 18th:
HOMEWORK: Watch all assigned videos and complete all assigned quizzes related to the nitrogen, phosphorus, and water cycle on AP Classroom. Take a screenshot of your results and upload to Canvas. Due next Wednesday, September 23rd.
HOMEWORK: Watch all assigned videos and complete all assigned quizzes related to the nitrogen, phosphorus, and water cycle on AP Classroom. Take a screenshot of your results and upload to Canvas. Due next Wednesday, September 23rd.
Day 6. Tuesday, September 15th:
Day 6. Tuesday, September 15th:
Does the Jackson Creek stream data that you collected indicate that it is good habitat for trout? State your claim, give ample evidence and reasoning to support your claim. Upload your work to Canvas.
Does the Jackson Creek stream data that you collected indicate that it is good habitat for trout? State your claim, give ample evidence and reasoning to support your claim. Upload your work to Canvas.
HOMEWORK: APC 1.4 Carbon Cycle quiz and videos. Upload a screenshot of your work to Canvas.
HOMEWORK: APC 1.4 Carbon Cycle quiz and videos. Upload a screenshot of your work to Canvas.
Day 5. Monday, September 14th:
Day 5. Monday, September 14th:
Check Out Class Books from the Library
Check Out Class Books from the Library
Time to plan out stream surveys today by identifying an area in the stream (plan entry points), figuring out who will do what tasks, and making a map of your location with instructions/directions to get there from the classroom. Make sketch of the reach you have chosen.
Time to plan out stream surveys today by identifying an area in the stream (plan entry points), figuring out who will do what tasks, and making a map of your location with instructions/directions to get there from the classroom. Make sketch of the reach you have chosen.
HOMEWORK: Complete the Book Preview in Canvas. Due Wednesday, September 16th.
HOMEWORK: Complete the Book Preview in Canvas. Due Wednesday, September 16th.
Day 4. Thursday, September 11th:
Day 4. Thursday, September 11th:
HOMEWORK: Complete 1.3 APC Aquatic Biomes Quiz. Videos are optional. Take a screenshot of your scores and upload to Canvas.
HOMEWORK: Complete 1.3 APC Aquatic Biomes Quiz. Videos are optional. Take a screenshot of your scores and upload to Canvas.
Day 3. Wednesday, September 9th:
Day 3. Wednesday, September 9th:
HOMEWORK: Complete the Terrestrial Biomes (Topic 1.2) Quiz in AP Classroom. Take a screenshot of your scores and upload to Canvas to turn in the assignment. Due Friday, September 11th. The assigned topic videos are optional.
HOMEWORK: Complete the Terrestrial Biomes (Topic 1.2) Quiz in AP Classroom. Take a screenshot of your scores and upload to Canvas to turn in the assignment. Due Friday, September 11th. The assigned topic videos are optional.
Use this Terrestrial Biomes Slideshow to complete this Terrestrial Biomes Assignment (you received a hardcopy in class). Due Monday, September 14th.
Use this Terrestrial Biomes Slideshow to complete this Terrestrial Biomes Assignment (you received a hardcopy in class). Due Monday, September 14th.
Day 2. Friday, September 4th:
Day 2. Friday, September 4th:
-Each Uneaten Rabbit Doubles
-The Lynx Eats 3 Before Doubling
-Keep Track of The Lynx and Rabbit Population...Each Generation
Homework:
Homework:
Complete the 1.1 Topic Questions in AP Classroom. There are 3 multiple choice questions. The assigned topic videos are optional.
Take a screenshot of your scores and upload to Canvas to turn in the assignment.
Complete the 1.1 Topic Questions in AP Classroom. There are 3 multiple choice questions. The assigned topic videos are optional.
Take a screenshot of your scores and upload to Canvas to turn in the assignment.
Day 1. Wednesday September 2nd. All Day:
Day 1. Wednesday September 2nd. All Day:
-Name Cards
-Name Cards
-Names Video
-Names Video
Provisioning: physical products we get from nature
Provisioning: physical products we get from nature
Regulating: ways that ecosystems act as buffers to keep the environment safe and stable
Regulating: ways that ecosystems act as buffers to keep the environment safe and stable
Cultural: non material benefits that enrich human mental health, enjoyment of nature, and happiness
Cultural: non material benefits that enrich human mental health, enjoyment of nature, and happiness
Supporting: basic underlying ecological functions that make all other services possible
Supporting: basic underlying ecological functions that make all other services possible
-HOMEWORK: Read Ms. Hee's Letter of Introduction and write your own Letter of Introduction (you should follow the formal greeting and closing format when sending emails to M. Hee throughout the year). If you completed this assignment for me last year, just tell me what's new with you. Upload your completed letter to Canvas. Due Wednesday, September 9th.
-HOMEWORK: Read Ms. Hee's Letter of Introduction and write your own Letter of Introduction (you should follow the formal greeting and closing format when sending emails to M. Hee throughout the year). If you completed this assignment for me last year, just tell me what's new with you. Upload your completed letter to Canvas. Due Wednesday, September 9th.
Class Codes are shown below:
Class Codes are shown below:
Period 2 = EJGYGQ
Period 4 = 6VWDWL
Period 6 = PQJE6W
Day 8. Monday, September 21st:
Day 8. Monday, September 21st:
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