Science 10: Today we learned about how the information in DNA is used to build a protein, which will likely go on to catalyze a chemical reaction. We took some notes, watched "From DNA to Protein", and read pg 141 - 146 in the old Nelson Biology 11 text. We did pg 153 # 1-25 (all MC, answers only). In the second half, we measured the lengths of about 250 beans and graphed the #beans vs the length, which revealed natural distribution (or bell curve). This notion of variation among a population was the lead into "Natural Selection", which is the best explanation for all the diversity of life on this planet. Whew! We learned a lot today!
Chemistry 11: Today we started with safety assignment, and spent the rest of the class doing lab 2E, the Law of Definite Proportions. All the Calculations and Follow-up Questions are due on Friday. The trick to this lab is to make sure everyone is applying those rules of measurement and reporting of significant figures.
Wednesday, February 14, 2018
Tuesday, February 13, 2018
Science 10: Today we read section 17.4 and did review 17.4 in sentences. Later we will do 17.3. We also did a quiz on Genetics Problems and on Human Reproductive Anatomy.
Chemistry 11: I collected unit 3 # 33-44. After doing a short WS called Atoms and Molecules, we read pg 65-73 and did # 1-7 (at least half the practice problems, but get enough practice to be good at these skills). We finished with a quiz on Significant Figures.
Chemistry 12: For review we did a quiz from last year. We took notes on Mechanisms, then read section 1.9 and did # 46-52, followed by 41-45. Lab 18C will be due Friday, and can be worked on only in room 313 (come whenever... lunch, other blocks, etc.). No conclusion yet.
Friday, February 9
Science 10: Today we marked the Genetics Review WS, and did a practice quiz on anatomy and genetics problems. We did Lab 36 on Pedigree Charts, which is due Tuesday.
Chemistry 12: Today we went to the Scholarship presentation. We spent 30 minutes working on Lab 18C at the end.
Chemistry 11: We did self marked lab 3A. We took notes on Atoms, Molecules, and Ions. After reading section 3.3, did # 33 - 44.
Chemistry 11: I collected unit 3 # 33-44. After doing a short WS called Atoms and Molecules, we read pg 65-73 and did # 1-7 (at least half the practice problems, but get enough practice to be good at these skills). We finished with a quiz on Significant Figures.
Chemistry 12: For review we did a quiz from last year. We took notes on Mechanisms, then read section 1.9 and did # 46-52, followed by 41-45. Lab 18C will be due Friday, and can be worked on only in room 313 (come whenever... lunch, other blocks, etc.). No conclusion yet.
Friday, February 9
Science 10: Today we marked the Genetics Review WS, and did a practice quiz on anatomy and genetics problems. We did Lab 36 on Pedigree Charts, which is due Tuesday.
Chemistry 12: Today we went to the Scholarship presentation. We spent 30 minutes working on Lab 18C at the end.
Chemistry 11: We did self marked lab 3A. We took notes on Atoms, Molecules, and Ions. After reading section 3.3, did # 33 - 44.
Thursday, February 8, 2018
Wednesday, February 7, 2018
Science 10, P78: Read Section 16.4 and do # 1-7. Label the male and female human reproductive anatomy sheet. Do the WS titled Genetics Problems. Today marked section 17.2 and I checked it.
Chemistry 11: We started with a history lesson about the Berlin Wall from a performer named Devon Wall - wow! In the second half we did Lab 3A (all procedure, Questions and Calculations 1,4, and Follow-up Questions # 2,3.
Chemistry 11: We started with a history lesson about the Berlin Wall from a performer named Devon Wall - wow! In the second half we did Lab 3A (all procedure, Questions and Calculations 1,4, and Follow-up Questions # 2,3.
Tuesday, February 6, 2018
Chemistry 12: Today we did a review WS on section 1.7 and 1.8. Lab 18C needs to be prepared for Thursday, and you need to have your coil-bound notebook for Thursday, and it will stay in my room. U1 # 37-39 is not due Thursday.
Chemistry 11: Complete all the density calculations for Wednesday. Ensure you have a ruler, 20 sheets of graph paper, and a calculator for this class.
Science 10: Today we wrote a safety quiz, drew mieosis, and started a crossword puzzle that is not due next class.
Chemistry 11: Complete all the density calculations for Wednesday. Ensure you have a ruler, 20 sheets of graph paper, and a calculator for this class.
Science 10: Today we wrote a safety quiz, drew mieosis, and started a crossword puzzle that is not due next class.
Monday, February 5, 2018
Chemistry 11: Today we took notes on Significant Figures. We read pg 34-40 and did Unit II # 55-58. We also reviewed the matter samples that we looked at on Friday.
Chemistry 12: Today we Read sections 1.6 to 1.8 and did problems # 22-36. We took some notes, finishing the table in Friday's notes as well as learning about Kinetic Energy Distributions.
Science 10: We self scored the questions from section 16.3 (#1, 3-5, 7,8). We also took notes on Mendelian Genetics, read 17.2, and did all of Review 17.2 in sentences. Period 56 has a safety quiz on Tuesday. Period 78 has a safety quiz on Wednesday.
Friday, February 2
Chemistry 11: We reviewed measurement and did # 42, 46,48, 49. We also took notes on the Categories of matter , filled in the last column of our Matter table with 3 items: Heterogeneous/Homogeneous, Pure/Mixture, Element/Compound/Solution/Suspension/Mechanical Mixture.
Chemistry 12: We read 1.4 and 1.5 and did all the problems up to # 22 in Unit I. We finished with a practice quiz.
Science 10: I collected the Mitosis Cut and Paste, Safety Map, and Review 15.4 # 1-5 from the handout. We started with a quiz on cell anatomy. After, we took notes on Sexual Reproduction and read 16.3 from a hand-out. We did # 1-5 in sentences.
Chemistry 12: Today we Read sections 1.6 to 1.8 and did problems # 22-36. We took some notes, finishing the table in Friday's notes as well as learning about Kinetic Energy Distributions.
Science 10: We self scored the questions from section 16.3 (#1, 3-5, 7,8). We also took notes on Mendelian Genetics, read 17.2, and did all of Review 17.2 in sentences. Period 56 has a safety quiz on Tuesday. Period 78 has a safety quiz on Wednesday.
Friday, February 2
Chemistry 11: We reviewed measurement and did # 42, 46,48, 49. We also took notes on the Categories of matter , filled in the last column of our Matter table with 3 items: Heterogeneous/Homogeneous, Pure/Mixture, Element/Compound/Solution/Suspension/Mechanical Mixture.
Chemistry 12: We read 1.4 and 1.5 and did all the problems up to # 22 in Unit I. We finished with a practice quiz.
Science 10: I collected the Mitosis Cut and Paste, Safety Map, and Review 15.4 # 1-5 from the handout. We started with a quiz on cell anatomy. After, we took notes on Sexual Reproduction and read 16.3 from a hand-out. We did # 1-5 in sentences.
Thursday, February 1, 2018
Chemistry 11: We started off with a short review of the Kinetic Molecular Theory. After writing notes on "Chemistry" we observed about a dozen kinds of matter and recorded their physical properties. After break, we read section 3.1 and 3.2 as far as Exercise #16. We did U3 # 1-3, 5, 13-16 in point form, and as well pg 8 # 1-8. We finished with a lesson on measurement, and how we are allowed to report all certain digits plus one uncertain digit. Pg 34 #50 is also due for Friday. Please always check your work against the answer key at the back of the Hebdon text.
Science 10, Period 78: Today we discussed Science Safety guidelines and created a map of our classroom showing safety equipment. We took notes on DNA, then read 15.4 from a hand-out, and did Questions 1-5 in sentences. In the second half we reviewed cell division and created a cut and paste showing the cell cycle. We finished off by watching a video about "What happens when your DNA is damaged?" and doing a practice safety quiz. All this work is due Friday. On Friday, I would like to check your supplies and would also like to give you a quiz on Cell Anatomy.
Science 10, Period 78: Today we discussed Science Safety guidelines and created a map of our classroom showing safety equipment. We took notes on DNA, then read 15.4 from a hand-out, and did Questions 1-5 in sentences. In the second half we reviewed cell division and created a cut and paste showing the cell cycle. We finished off by watching a video about "What happens when your DNA is damaged?" and doing a practice safety quiz. All this work is due Friday. On Friday, I would like to check your supplies and would also like to give you a quiz on Cell Anatomy.
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