Life Science
Week 36: May 20-24
All week: Spring semester Exam review
Week 35: May 13 - 17
Monday, May 13
Boys: Male reproductive system
Girls: Self-guided bible study (Due Wednesday)
HW: Boys: Reproductive system packet (due Wednesday)
Girls: Self-guided bible study (Due Wednesday)
Tuesday, May 14
Boys: Female reproductive system
Girls: Self-guided bible study (Due Wednesday)
HW: Boys: Reproductive system packet (due Wednesday)
Girls: Self-guided bible study (Due Wednesday)
Wednesday, May 15
Girls: Male reproductive system
Boys: Self-guided bible study (Due at end of class on Thursday)
HW: Girls: Reproductive system packet (Due at end of class on Thursday)
Boys: Self-guided bible study (Due at end of class on Thursday)
Thursday, May 16
Girls: Female reproductive system
Boys: Self-guided bible study (Due at end of class)
HW: None (You may stop by class tomorrow to pick up your semester exam review packet if you wish)
Friday, May 17
No Class: Math Market
HW: None (You may stop by class tomorrow to pick up your semester exam review packet if you wish)
Week 34: May 6 - 10
Monday, May 6
21.5 Chemical Digestion of food
HW: Lab manual 21b (Parts 1 AND 2)
21B Section Review p.484
Tuesday, May 7
TC: Interpreting experimental data p.482
CIS: Taking a robotic look p.484
HW: Lab manual 21c
Wednesday, May 8
Chapter 21 Review Day
HW: Finish Chapter 21 Review questions (Sorting the data, Analyzing the data, Standardized Test Prep)
Thursday, May 9
Chapter 21 Test
HW: Chapter 21 Essay Question Worksheet
Week 33: April 29 - May 3
Monday, April 29
21.1 Anatomy of the Respiratory System
HW: Lab manual 21a due Wednesday
Tuesday, April 30
21.2 Physiology of the respiratory system
21.3 Respiratory system disorders
HW: Lab manual 21a
Wednesday, May 1
21.4 Anatomy and physiology of the digestive system (Day 1)
TED-Ed: How your digestive system works
HW: None
Thursday, May 2
21.4 Anatomy and physiology of the digestive system (Day 2)
HW: 21A Section Review (textbook p.474 )
Friday, May 3
FOLS: The Common Cold Cured: No Way!!
FOLS: Appendicitis p.477
FOLS: Peptic ulcers - that burning sensation p.478
HW: Lab manual 21b Part 1
Week 32: April 22 - 26
Monday, April 22
No class: Easter Break
Tuesday, April 23
19C Muscular System
HW: 19D Section Review
Wednesday, April 24
Review for Chapter 19 Test
HW: Finish Chapter 19 Review questions (Sorting the Data, Analyzing the Data, Standardized Test Prep)
Thursday, April 25
Chapter 19 Test
HW: Plastics Poster due Monday
Friday, April 26
STEM Expo
HW: Plastics Poster is due Monday
Week 31: April 15 - 19
Tuesday, April 16
Terra Nova Testing Schedule: Period 2 at 12:30, Period 3 at 1:15
19.6 Functions of the Skeleton
19.7 Parts of the Skeleton
PLASTIC PROJECT
HW: None
Wednesday, April 17
Terra Nova Testing Schedule: No Class
HW: None
Thursday, April 18
Terra Nova Testing Schedule: Period 2 at 11:20, Period 3 at 12:30
Group Work: (Worksheet)
19.8 Joints of the skeleton
FOLS: Broken bones p.425
HW: None
Good Friday, April 19
No class: In View Testing
HW: None
Week 30: April 8-12
Monday, April 8
Ch14 Sorting and Analyzing the data and STP questions
HW: Finish Chapter 14: Sorting the Data, Analyzing the Data, and STP questions
Test is tomorrow
Bring notes to class tomorrow for grading
Tuesday, April 9
Chapter 14 Test
HW: Chapter 14 Essay question worksheet
IDSIP Poster is due Friday
Wednesday, April 10
19.1 What is a human?
19.2 Anatomy and Physiology
HW: 19A Section Review (textbook page 415)
IDSIP Poster is due Friday
Thursday, April 11
19.3 What your skin is made of: anatomy
19.4: How your skin protects you: physiology
HW: Make sure your notes are complete for sections 19.1-19.4
IDSIP Poster is due tomorrow
Week 29: April 1-5
Monday, April 1
14.1 Designed for flight
FOLS: Feather facts p.304
Video: Beaks: Bird Feeding Adaptations
Video: Wings with Feathers
Video: Designed for Flight
HW: Lab Manual 14a
Wednesday, April 3
14.4 Characteristics of mammals
14.5 Groups of mammals (Day 1)
HW: Lab manual 14b and Lab manual 14c
Make sure all notes are complete for sections 14.1-14.4
Thursday, April 4
No Class: Medieval Times Field Trip
HW: Lab manual 14b and Lab manual 14c
Make sure all notes are complete for sections 14.1-14.4
Friday, April 5
14.5 Groups of mammals (Day 2)
BrainPOP: Mammals
TED-Ed: Three different ways mammals give birth
Smithsonian: Monotremes
Video: Kangaroo Embryo
AiG: Are Humans Animals?
FOLS: Hair-raising reports p.308
CIS: Giraffes in Space? Well, not quite! p.310
TC: Pie charts p.313
HW: Finish Thinking Critically: Pie Charts (Page 313)
IDSIP Poster is due next Friday (April 12)
Week 28: March 18-22
Monday, March 18
13.12 Reptile characteristics, and 13.13 reptile groups
HW: Finish Lab Manual 13d
IDSIP Abstract: Due Friday March 22 (See STEP 10 in the IDSIP Packet)
IDSIP Poster: Due Friday April 12
Tuesday, March 19
13.13 Reptile groups (day 2)
HW: 13E Section Review (textbook p.298)
IDSIP Abstract: Due Friday March 22 (See STEP 10 in the IDSIP Packet)
IDSIP Poster: Due Friday April 12
Wednesday, March 20
Chapter 13 end of chapter questions
HW: Finish Chapter 13 end of chapter questions:
Sorting the Data, Analyzing the Data, Standardized Test Prep
Chapter 13 Test is FRIDAY
IDSIP Abstract: Due Friday March 22 (See STEP 10 in the IDSIP Packet)
IDSIP Poster: Due Friday April 12
Thursday, March 21
Extra review day for Chapter 13 Test, work on IDSIP Abstract
HW: Study for Chapter 13 Test. Bring Chapter 13 notes to class for grading.
Friday, March 22
Chapter 13 Test
HW: Enjoy Spring Break! Pick up a tri-fold posterboard for your IDSIP poster. When you come back: ENDOTHERMS!
Week 27: March 11-15
Monday, March 11
FOLS: Biomimicry: borrowing ideas from the Creator p.284
HW: Lab manual 13b
IDSIP Results and Conclusion: Due Monday March 18
IDSIP Abstract: Due Friday March 22
IDSIP Poster: Due Friday April 12
Tuesday, March 12
13.8 Fish anatomy, 13.9 Fish groups
HW: 13C Section Review (page 289 in textbook)
Wednesday, March 13
13.10 Amphibian development, 13.11 Amphibian groups
Nearpod Lesson: Fish and amphibians
HW: Lab manual 13d Parts 1 and 2 only
Thursday, March 14
Video: Red-Eyed Tree Frog's Life Cycle
HW: 13D Section Review ( page 293 in textbook)
Friday, March 15
IDSIP Work day
HW: IDSIP Results and Conclusion: Due Monday March 18
IDSIP Abstract: Due Friday March 22
IDSIP Poster: Due Friday April 12
Week 26: March 4-8
Monday, March 4
13.1 Vertebrate characteristics
13.2 Endotherms and ectotherms
Go over IDSIP tables, graphs, and analysis (due Friday)
HW: 13A Section Review
IDSIP tables, graphs, and analysis (due Friday)
Tuesday, March 5
13.3 Circulatory System
Nearpod: 13.3 Circulatory system
HW: Lab manual 13a
IDSIP tables, graphs, and analysis (due Friday)
Wednesday, March 6
13.4 Respiratory System
Video: Electric eels breathe air
Video: Lung structure and function
HW: IDSIP tables, graphs, and analysis (due Friday)
Thursday, March 7
13.5 Nervous System (Flash: animated tutorial)
HW: Lab manual 13c
IDSIP tables, graphs, and analysis (due tomorrow)
Friday, March 8
13.6 Digestive system (Video)
Video: Classifying animals based on diet
13.7 Excretory system (Video)
HW: Lab manual 13b and 13B Section Review (textbook page 286)
Week 25: February 25 - March 1
Monday, February 25
Review for Chapter 12 Test
HW: Finish Chapter 12: Sorting the Data, Analyzing the Data, STP questions (textbook pages 273-275)
Tuesday, February 26
Chapter 12 Test
HW: Chapter 12 Essay Question Worksheet
Week 24: February 18-22
Monday, February 18
No School: Presidents Day
HW: Lab Manual 12f
Wednesday, February 20
HHMI Click and Learn: From Birds to People: The West Nile Virus Story ( Accompanying questions, due Monday Feb. 25)
HW: 12F Section Review AND finish the HHMI questions if you did not finish in class.
Thursday, February 21
No Class: iServe
HW: 12F Section Review AND finish the HHMI questions if you did not finish in class.
Friday, February 22
No Class: iServe
HW: 12F Section Review AND finish the HHMI questions if you did not finish in class.
Week 23: February 11-15
Monday, February 11
Phylum Annelida
Video: Annelids: Powerful and capable worms
12.10 Circulatory system
12.11 Respiratory, excretory, and reproductive systems
HW: 12D Section Review (textbook page 262)
Wednesday, February 13
12.13 The echinoderms (Nearpod lesson)
Video: Echinoderms: The ultimate animal
HW: 12E Section Review (textbook page 265)
Thursday, February 14
Arthropods
12.14 A typical insect's body structure
12.15 A typical insect's body systems
HW: Lab manual 12f
Friday, February 15
No school: Teacher in-service
HW: Lab manual 12f
Week 22: February 4-8
Monday, February 4
12.3 The Sponge (Phylum Porifera)
Video: Sponge animation
Video: Sponge biology
HW: Make sure all your notes are complete for sections 12.1-12.3. Add your own notes as you read the textbook.
There will be an IDSIP data check on Friday (Be able to show Mrs. Brenner the data that you have collected or the design that you have created)
Tuesday, February 5
12.4 The jellyfish: a cnidarian
Video: Cnidarian body plan
Video: Moon jelly life cycle
Video: Evading predators
Video: Portuguese man o war
HW: 12B Section Review (textbook page 255)
There will be an IDSIP data check on Friday (Be able to show Mrs. Brenner the data that you have collected or the design that you have created)
Wednesday, February 6
12.5 The planarian: a flatworm
Video: Predatory flatworm
Video: Flatworm body plan
HW: Lab manual 12a and Lab manual 12b
There will be an IDSIP data check on Friday (Be able to show Mrs. Brenner the data that you have collected or the design that you have created)
Thursday, February 7
12.6 Ascaris: a roundworm
Video: What is a nematode?
HW: 12C Section Review
There will be an IDSIP data check tomorrow (Be able to show Mrs. Brenner the data that you have collected or the design that you have created)
Friday, February 8
12.7 Body structure (segmented worm)
12.8 Nervous system
12.9 Digestive system
Video: Annelid body plan
Video: Lumbricus, earthworm
HW: Lab manual 12c
Week 21: January 28 - February 1
Monday, January 28
IDSIP Materials, Procedure and Variables: Recap
9.8 Structure of fungi
9.9 Nutrition of fungi
HW: Lab manual
Finalize your procedure and get materials to start your IDSIP project this coming weekend, at the latest. Chapter 9 Test is Thursday.
Tuesday, January 29
9.10 Importance of fungi
Fungus humongous p.200
TC: Inferring p.200
HW: 9C Section Review (textbook page 200). Chapter 9 Test is Thursday.
Wednesday, January 30
Chapter 9 Questions: Sorting the Data, Analyzing the Data, Standardized Test Prep
HW: Chapter 9 Questions: Sorting the Data, Analyzing the Data, Standardized Test Prep
Bring your Chapter 9 Notes to class to be graded on test day tomorrow.
Thursday, January 31
Chapter 9 Test
HW: Chapter 9 Essay question worksheet
Friday, February 1
Video: What a Wonderful World with David Attenborough
Video: Evolutionary theory
Video: Biblical worldview
12.1 What is an animal
12.2 What is an invertebrate
HW: 12A Section Review (textbook page 252)
Video: Walk on the Wild Side (happy Friday!)
Week 20: January 21-25
Monday, January 21
MLK Jr. Day: No school
HW: IDSIP Materials, Procedure, and Variables are due Monday, January 28
Tuesday, January 22
9.7 Importance of Protists
NC Science Now Video: Protists
HW: 9B Section Review, IDSIP Materials, Procedure, and Variables are due Monday, January 28
Wednesday, January 23
Spiritual Life Retreat: No class
HW: 9B Section Review, IDSIP Materials, Procedure, and Variables are due Monday, January 28
Thursday, January 24
Spiritual Life Retreat: No class
HW: 9B Section Review, IDSIP Materials, Procedure, and Variables are due Monday, January 28
Friday, January 25
Spiritual Life Retreat Response Day: Minimum Day, No class
HW: 9B Section Review, IDSIP Materials, Procedure, and Variables are due Monday, January 28
Week 19: January 14-18
Monday, January 14
9.1 Structure of bacteria
9.2 Reproduction of bacteria
HW: Finish notes (in composition book or digital) for textbook sections 9.1 and 9.2
IDSIP Topic, Problem, Background research sites, and Hypothesis are due Friday.
Tuesday, January 15
Textbook page 187: Antibiotic-resistant bacteria
9.3 Importance of bacteria
FOLS: Nature's sanitation engineers
Smithsonian: The Microbes We're Made Of
HW: Finish notes (in composition book or digital) for textbook section 9.3
IDSIP Topic, Problem, Background research sites, and Hypothesis are due Friday.
Wednesday, January 16
9.4 What about the viruses?
COS: A New and Improved Battery
HW: 9A Section Review (textbook page 191)
IDSIP Topic, Problem, Background research sites, and Hypothesis are due Friday.
Thursday, January 17
9.5 Protozoans
HW: IDSIP Topic, Problem, Background research sites, and Hypothesis are due tomorrow.
Friday, January 18
9.6 Algae
HW: None Looking ahead: IDSIP Materials, Procedure, and Variables are due Monday, January 28
Week 18: January 7-11
Monday, January 7
Introduction to IDSIP: Fill out this GOOGLE FORM by the end of class.
HW:
IDSIP planning worksheet (Steps 1-4 are due January 18. Get it done much sooner than that to make your life easier and get this year off to a great start!)
Sign up for an IDSIP after-school consultation meeting (10-min) with Mrs. Brenner. This meeting is mandatory and will be highly beneficial to both of us.
Wednesday, January 9
ABE Lab 1.2 (Day 1)
Example: Undergrad biotech research
HW: IDSIP planning worksheet (Steps 1-4 are due January 18. Get it done much sooner than that to make your life easier and get this year off to a great start!)
Sign up for an IDSIP after-school consultation meeting (10-min) with Mrs. Brenner. This meeting is mandatory and will be highly beneficial to both of us.
Thursday, January 10
Biotech inquiry: DNA extraction from kiwi fruit
HW: DNA Extraction Post-lab questions (see below)
Friday, January 11
ABE Lab 1.2 (Day 2)
HW: If you haven't finished these:
IDSIP planning worksheet (Steps 1-4 are due January 18. Get it done much sooner than that to make your life easier and get this year off to a great start!)
Sign up for an IDSIP after-school consultation meeting (10-min) with Mrs. Brenner. This meeting is mandatory and will be highly beneficial to both of us.
Week 16: December 10-14
Monday, December 10
8.9 Speciation
HW: 8C SR (textbook page 176)
Tuesday, December 11
Chapter 8 Review: Sorting and Analyzing the Data and STP questions
HW: Finish Chapter 8 End-of-chapter questions (Sorting the Data, Analyzing the Data, STP questions)
Wednesday, December 12
Chapter 8 Test
HW: Semester Exam review packet
Thursday, December 13
Semester Exam Review
HW: Semester Exam review packet
Friday, December 14
Semester Exam Review
HW: Semester Exam review packet
Week 15: December 3-7
Monday, December 3
8.3 Lamarck's theory: inheritance of acquired characteristics,
8.4 Darwin's theories: Natural selection and descent with modification
Tuesday, December 4
Natural selection at work, p.166
8.5 DeVries's theory: Evolution by mutation
Wednesday, December 5
8.6 Modern evolutionary theory
FOLS: Thinking through intelligent design p. 170
HW: 8B SR (textbook page 170)
Thursday, December 6
8.7 Evolutionary family trees: the path of evolution
HW: Project: Examples of diversity (Due Tuesday) (Resource: Species Database)
Friday, December 7
8.8 The fossil record
Video: Order of fossils in the fossil record
HW: Project: Examples of diversity (Due Tuesday) (Resource: Species Database)
Week 14: November 26-30
Monday November 26
FOLS: Learning about the unborn p.126
Video: Amniocentesis
Video: Fetoscopy
Video: Sonogram
6C Genetic disorders
HW: 6C Section Review (textbook page 127)
Wednesday November 28
FOLS: Non-literal views of Creation
HW: Quizizz practice
Make sure your notes are complete for Section 8.1.
Friday November 30
FOLS: Dinosaurs in the Bible, p.160
The Flood and Noah's ark p. 162
HW: 8A Section Review (textbook page 182)
Week 13: November 12-16
Tuesday November 13
Punnett square practice: Lab manual 6d
HW: Lab manual 6b (#1-5 ONLY)
Wednesday November 14
Variations of Mendel's theories
HW: Lab manual 6c
Thursday November 15
6.5 Sex chromosomes and inheritance, introduce Spudoodle activity
HW: 6B Section Review (textbook page 125)
Week 12: November 5-9
Monday November 5
Chapter 5 Review Day
HW: Finish Chapter 5 Review questions (Sorting the Data, Analyzing the Data, Standardized Test Prep)
Tuesday November 6
Chapter 5 Test
HW: Chapter 5 Essay question worksheet
Friday November 9
FOLS: Human dominant and recessive traits p.117
Instructions for modeling activity
HW: Classkick photo project (Find the assignment in Classkick!)
Week 11: October 29 - November 2
Tuesday October 30
5.4 Sexual reproduction
TC p. 100 Mitosis and meiosis
HW: Lab manual 5a and Lab manual 5b
Wednesday October 31
5.5 DNA is coded messages
HW: 5A Section Review (textbook p.101)
Thursday November 1
5.6 RNA helps decode the messages
5.7 The decoded messages are proteins
HW: Lab manual 5c
Friday November 2
CIS: DNA and Computer memory p.105
FOLS: Proteins, vital for life p.106
HW: 5B Section Review (textbook p. 107)
Week 10: October 22-26
Monday October 22
Chapter 4 Review
HW: Finish Chapter 4 Review questions (Sorting the Data, Analyzing the Data, Standardized Test Prep)
Tuesday October 23
Chapter 4 Test
HW: Chapter 4 Essay Question Worksheet
Wednesday October 24
5.1 Genes and Chromosomes
Thursday October 25
5.2 Cell Division
HW: Cell Division Worksheet (Tomorrow we will peer-edit each other's work, make corrections, and then turn it in by the end of the period)
Week 9 : October 15-19
Monday October 15
4.4 Anaerobic cellular respiration
Notability Notes (Continue to add to foldable notes)
HW: 4B Section Review (Textbook page 83)
Tuesday October 16
4.5 Pigments of PS
4.6 Location of PS
4.7 Process of PS
HW: Lab Manual 4c
Wednesday October 17
FOLS: The Phases of PS p. 85, TC: Cellular processes p.85
HW: Finish Thinking Critically (textbook page 85)
Make sure Foldable Cell Respiration and Photosynthesis Diagrams are complete
Thursday October 18
No School: Parent Teacher Conferences
HW: Finish Thinking Critically (textbook page 85)
Make sure Foldable Cell Respiration and Photosynthesis Diagrams are complete
Friday October 19
No School: Parent Teacher Conferences
HW: Finish Thinking Critically (textbook page 85)
Make sure Foldable Cell Respiration and Photosynthesis Diagrams are complete
Week 8: October 8-12
Monday October 8
Chapter 3: Sorting the Data, Analyzing the Data, STP questions
HW: Ch 3 End of the chapter questions: Sorting the Data, Analyzing the Data, Standardized Test Prep questions. Test is tomorrow. Make sure your notes are completed for EVERY section in the chapter, and bring your notes to class for grading.
Wednesday October 10
4.1 Levels of cellular organization
HW: None
Thursday October 11
4.2 Division of Labor
HW: 4A SR (p.78 in the textbook) and Lab Manual 4a
Friday October 12
4.3 Aerobic cellular respiration (BrainPOP Video)
Notability Notes: 4B (Cell Respiration)
FOLS: Keeping of the energy (Page 80 in the textbook)
HW: Lab Manual 4b
Week 7: October 1-5
Monday October 1
Microscopy
HW: Lab Manual 3h
Wednesday October 3
3.5 Genetic material, "The pressure of turgor pressure" p.65 (Lab 3i)
HW: 3B Section Review (textbook page 66)
Thursday October 4
3.6 Eukaryotes and prokaryotes
HW: Lab manual 3d
Friday October 5
3.7 Diversity among eukaryotes
CF:Serving God as a pathologist p.69
HW: 3C Section Review (textbook page 69)
Week 6: September 24-28
Monday September 24
Chapter 2 Test
HW: Chapter 2 Essay question worksheet
Tuesday September 25
3.1 Characteristics of Membranes
Notability notes: Passive transport
HW: Make sure your notes are complete! Define all key terms (see last slide of the Nearpod lesson).
Wednesday September 26
3.2 Transport across the membrane
Notability notes: Active Transport
Worksheet: Active and Passive transport
Class activity: Model active transport
HW: Lab Manual 3a
Thursday September 27
Diffusion inquiry
COS: Reverse osmosis (textbook p. 57)
FOLS: The lost secret of Leeuwenhoek's lenses (textbook p. 58)
HW: 3A Section Review (Textbook page 59)
Friday September 28
3.3 Cellular boundaries
FOLS: The light microscope (textbook p.61)
HW: Lab Manual 3b
Week 5: September 17-21
Tuesday September 18
FOLS: The amazing action of enzymes (textbook page 38) (Notes)
2.7 Nucleic acids (Notes)
HW: 2B Section Review (textbook page 39)
Wednesday September 19
2.8 Why Classify? (Notes)
2.9 The modern classification system
2.10 Scientific names
HW: Lab Manual 2e and Lab Manual 2f
Thursday September 20
2.11 Problems of classification
FOLS: What to name the okapi (textbook page 47)
HW: 2C Section Review (textbook page 48)
Friday September 21
Chapter 2: Sorting the Data, Analyzing the Data, and Standardized Test Prep questions (textbook, end of Chapter 2)
HW: Finish all review questions: Sorting the Data, Analyzing the Data, and Standardized Test Prep questions (textbook, end of Chapter 2)
Make sure your notes for EVERY section in Chapter 2 are complete. Bring notes to class on Monday to be graded. Chapter 2 Test is Monday.
Week 4: September 10-14
Monday September 10:
Finish all review questions: Sorting the Data, Analyzing the Data, and Standardized Test Prep questions (textbook, end of Chapter 2)
Make sure your notes for EVERY section in Chapter 2 are complete. Bring notes to class on Monday to be graded. Chapter 2 Test is Monday.
Tuesday September 11:
Chapter 1 Test
HW: Chapter 1 Essay Question Worksheet
Thursday September 13:
Thinking Critically: Life Cycles (Textbook page 31)
HW: 2A Section Review, Lab Manual 2C
Friday September 14:
2.4 Carbohydrates (Notes)
FOLS: Cellulose - more than dietary fiber (Textbook page 36)
CIS: Cellophane (Textbook page 37)
HW: Read textbook through Section 2.4, and make sure your notes include all main points, vocabulary, and important diagrams.
Week 3: September 3 -7
Monday September 3: Labor Day
HW: None
Tuesday September 4:
Isopod video: the importance of worldview
1.8 Define the Problem (What's the Phenomenon?)
HW: Lab Manual 1a
Wednesday September 5:
1.10 Test the hypothesis
Socrative student input
HW: Lab Manual 1b
Thursday September 6:
1.11 Classify and analyze the data, 1.12 Choose and verify the answer
HW: (Textbook page 19) Thinking Critically: Understanding Experiments
Friday September 7:
HW: 1C Section Review (Textbook page 22)
Week 2: August 27 - 31
Wednesday August 29: NEXUS
Period 2 Hand span and height data
Period 3 Hand span and height data
HW: None
Friday August 31: RED FRED DAY
1.6 The Biblical Worldview
AIG: The Bible, Socrative Quiz
HW: 1B Section Review (textbook p.16)
Monday August 20: Orientation Day
Week 1: August 20 - 24
Tuesday August 21: First Day of School
HW: Sign syllabus and lab safety agreement (both are due FRIDAY)
Wednesday August 22:
Scientific Investigation: Water!!
Notes: 1.1 Defining Science and 1.2 Thinking Scientifically
HW: Sign syllabus and lab safety agreement (both are due FRIDAY)
Thursday August 23: (Picture Day)
1.2 Thinking Scientifically
HW: Sign syllabus and lab safety agreement