FEBRUARY 6-10

THE FOLLOWING PLANS ARE TENTATIVE AND ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE:

PHYSICAL SCIENCE

FEBRUARY 6-10

MONDAY:

Finish using the computers to explore balanced and unbalanced forces

TUESDAY:

Review Newton’s Laws

Solve Force Problems
HW: WS if not finished in class

WEDNESDAY:

Discuss Gravity

Complete Newton’s Laws Computer Activity

Begin Gravity Lab Online

THURSDAY:

Finish Newton’s Laws Activity and Gravity Lab

FRIDAY:

Begin Lab on Newton’s Second Law

BIOLOGY

FEBRUARY 6-10

MONDAY:

Modeling Mitosis Lab

TUESDAY:

Finish Mitosis Lab

WEDNESDAY:

Complete Mitosis Definition Activity

HW: WS due Friday

THURSDAY:

Discuss Regulating the cell cycle and Cell differentiation

FRIDAY:

Activity “Memory” Reviewing Cell Growth and Division

Test Next Tuesday

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JANUARY 30-FEBRUARY 3

THE FOLLOWING PLANS ARE TENTATIVE AND ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE:

PHYSICAL SCIENCE

JANUARY 30-FEBRUARY 3

MONDAY:

Discuss the different types of friction

TUESDAY:

Complete Friction Lab

WEDNESDAY:

Review for test on speed, velocity, acceleration, and friction

THURSDAY:

Test on speed, velocity, acceleration, and friction

HAVE YOUR NOTECARD!!!!

FRIDAY:

Use computers to explore balanced and unbalanced forces

BIOLOGY

JANUARY 30-FEBRUARY 3

MONDAY:

Review photosynthesis and cellular respiration

TUESDAY:

Photosynthesis and cellular respiration test

WEDNESDAY:

Draw mitosis and the cell cycle

THURSDAY:

Use computers to review mitosis concepts

FRIDAY:

Model mitosis lab

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JANUARY 23-27

THE FOLLOWING PLANS ARE TENTATIVE AND ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE:

PHYSICAL SCIENCE

JANUARY 23-27

MONDAY:

Graph Speed

HW: WS

TUESDAY:

Describe acceleration and give examples

Solve acceleration problems

HW: WS

WEDNESDAY:

Motion Man Computer Activity

THURSDAY:

Continue Motion Man Computer Activity

FRIDAY:

Finish Motion Man Activity

Describe the different types of friction and give examples

Test Next Week on Speed, Velocity, Acceleration, and friction forces

HW: FINISH MOTION MAN IF NOT DONE....HAVE MOTION PROBLEMS DONE FOR MONDAY

BIOLOGY

JANUARY 23-27

MONDAY:

Describe and diagram the Calvin Cycle (Stage 3 of photosynthesis)

HW: WS by Wednesday

TUESDAY:

Discuss factors affecting photosynthesis

Complete in-class activity

WEDNESDAY:

Walk through the stages of photosynthesis, acting out the different steps

All Photosynthesis worksheets due Today

THURSDAY:

Discuss the purpose of cellular respiration

Review the steps of cellular respiration

FRIDAY:

Complete discussion of cellular respiration and fermentation

HW: Test on photosynthesis and cellular respiration Tuesday

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JANUARY 16-20

ALL PLANS ARE TENTATIVE AND ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE:

PHYSICAL SCIENCE

JANUARY 16-20

MONDAY:

No School

TUESDAY:

Explain ad give examples of distance and displacement; velocity and speed

HW: WS

WEDNESDAY:

Work out speed and velocity problems

HW: WS if not completed in class

THURSDAY:

Tie up speed and velocity

Graph speed

Begin speed lab

FRIDAY:

Finish speed lab

HW: Finish worksheet

BIOLOGY

JANUARY 16-20

MONDAY:

No School

TUESDAY:

Review the concepts of energy and life and pigments and their role in photosynthesis

Review the basic stages of photosynthesis

HW: WS

WEDNESDAY:

Complete the overview of photosynthesis

Begin explaining Stage 1 of photosynthesis (oxygen production)

HW: WS 8.2 & 8.3 due next week

THURSDAY:

Complete the explanation of stage 1 of photosynthesis

Describe the steps of stage 2 (conversion of light energy)

FRIDAY:

Complete stage 2 of photosynthesis

Model the first two stages of photosynthesis

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JANUARY 9-13

THE FOLLOWING PLANS ARE TENTATIVE AND ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE!

PHYSICAL SCIENCE

JANUARY 9-15

MONDAY:

REVIEW FOR MIDTERM

TUESDAY:

REVIEW FOR MIDTERM

WEDNESDAY:

REVIEW FOR MIDTERM

THURSDAY:

MIDTERMS FOR PERIODS 1-2-6-5

FRIDAY:

MIDTERMS FOR PERIODS 2-4-7-8

BIOLOGY

JANUARY 9-15

MONDAY:

REVIEW FOR MIDTERMS

TUESDAY:

REVIEW FOR MIDTERMS

WEDNESDAY:

REVIEW FOR MIDTERMS

THURSDAY:

MIDTERMS FOR PERIODS 1-2-6-5

FRIDAY:

MIDTERMS FOR PERIODS 3-4-7-8

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JANUARY 2-6

Plans are tentative and are subject to change!

PHYSICAL SCIENCE

JANUARY 2-6

MONDAY:

Explain and identify the different types of reactions and the energy used in the reactions

TUESDAY:

Use computers to identify reaction types

HW: WS

WEDNESDAY:

Complete computer activity identifying reaction types

THURSDAY:

Quiz on reaction types and energy in reactions

FRIDAY:

Begin Review for Mid-term

**Extra credit articles due today**

BIOLOGY

JANUARY 2-6

MONDAY:

Discuss the human impact on the Earth including: renewable and nonrenewable resources, wise uses of resources, and alternative energy

TUESDAY:

Use website to determine your ecological footprint & design a billboard for promoting alternative energy forms, wise uses of resources, or ways to reduce your ecological footprint

WEDNESDAY:

Complete billboard

Finish photosynthesis webquest

Webquest for Thursday

THURSDAY:

Complete photosynthesis webquest

Discuss basics of photosynthesis

HW: WS

FRIDAY:

Tie up photosynthesis

Begin review for mid-term
Extra Credit Due by Today

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DECEMBER 17-23

LESSONS ARE TENTATIVE AND ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE!

PHYSICAL SCIENCE

DECEMBER 19-DECEMBER 23

MONDAY:

Review for test: Bonding, naming, formula writing, balancing equations & differences between ionic and covalent, definitions of polar/nonpolar, ions (cations, anions, & polyatomic ions)

Test Tuesday

TUESDAY:

Test on above listed topics

***Have periodic tables and rules to use on the test***

WEDNESDAY:

Unit 2 test: Review of 2nd quarter topics—scientists, atoms, periodic table, and chemistry skills

THURSDAY:

Design a chemistry T-Shirt

FRIDAY:

Merry Christmas!

BIOLOGY

DECEMBER 19-DECEMBER 23

MONDAY:

Complete explanation of different types of active transport

TUESDAY:

OPEN NOTES TEST ON TRANSPORT---ALL POWERPOINTS AND HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENTS CAN BE USED

WEDNESDAY:

CDT TESTING in Library

THURSDAY:

CDT TESTING in Library

FRIDAY:

Merry Chrstmas!

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DECEMBER 12-16

LESSONS ARE TENTATIVE AND ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE:

PHYSICAL SCIENCE

DECEMBER 12-DECEMBER 16

MONDAY:

List rules for writing formulas and practice writing formulas

HW: WS if not done in class

TUESDAY:

List covalent rules for writing formulas

HW: WS if not done in class

WEDNESDAY:

Practice ionic and covalent formula writing

Give rules for balancing equations and begin practicing balancing equations

THURSDAY:

Practice balancing equations

FRIDAY:

Balancing equations game

BIOLOGY

DECEMBER 12-DECEMBER 16

MONDAY:

Discuss the differences between passive and active transport

HW: WS and p 180 1-4 due Thursday

TUESDAY:

Finish discussing passive transport

List and define the different types of active transport

WEDNESDAY:

View Vo-Tech presentation in audion

THURSDAY:

Finish discussing active transport

Complete activity on endocytosis

FRIDAY:

Complete transport assessment with partners.

Prefix quiz

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DECEMBER 5-DECEMBER 9

ALL LESSONS ARE TENTATIVE AND ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE!

PHYSICAL SCIENCE

DECEMBER 5-DECEMBER 9

MONDAY:

List the rules for naming ionic compounds

Practice naming ionic compounds

HW: Finish worksheet if not done in class

TUESDAY:

List the rules and practice how to name molecular (covalent) compounds

HW: Finish worksheet if not finished in class

WEDNESDAY:

Practice naming using ionic and molecular compounds while playing ion dominoes

THURSDAY:

Finish ion dominoes game

FRIDAY:

Quiz on bonding and formula writing===use rules for ionic/covalent bonds and ionic/molecular names

BIOLOGY

DECEMBER 5-DECEMBER 9

MONDAY:

Label plant and animal cells

List the functions of the parts

HW: WS

TUESDAY:

Finalize cell parts information

Review cell parts

Cell Test

HW: WS

WEDNESDAY:

Introduce active and passive transport; compare and contrast focusing on the main points of each

HW: Test on cells

THURSDAY:

Review for Cell Test

****EXTRA CREDIT BRACKET DUE TODAY***


FRIDAY:

CELL TEST

Prefix quiz

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NOVEMBER 28-DECEMBER 2

PLANS ARE TENTATIVE AND ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE!

PHYSICAL SCIENCE

NOVEMBER 28-DECEMBER 2

MONDAY:

NO SCHOOL!

TUESDAY:

List rules for ionic and covalent bonding

WEDNESDAY:

Practice ionic and covalent bonding drawings

HW: Finish WS

THURSDAY:

Review drawings of ionic and covalent bonds

Compare and contrast ionic and covalent bonds (ionic and molecular compounds)

FRIDAY:

Complete activity practicing bonding

BIOLOGY

NOVEMBER 28-DECEMBER 2

MONDAY:

NO SCHOOL!

TUESDAY:

Finish your Prezi, work on Cell part computer activity

WEDNESDAY:

Finish computer activity on cell parts

All Prezis need to be emailed to me by 2:30

Computer activity due Thursday

THURSDAY:

List the different cell parts and their uses using your Prezis

FRIDAY:

Complete discussion on cell parts and diagram a plant and animal cell

Test on cell parts next week

PREFIX QUIZ

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NOVEMBER 21-25

PLANS ARE TENTATIVE AND ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE:

PHYSICAL SCIENCE

NOVEMBER 21-25

MONDAY:

Work on element commercial

TUESDAY:

Work on element commercial

WEDNESDAY:

Complete element commercials

*Due in drop box by THE END OF THE DAY TODAY----THIS CANNOT BE TAKEN HOME TO FINISH BECAUSE OF THE PROGRAM---IT MUST BE FINISHED IN SCHOOL*

THURSDAY:

HAPPY THANKSGIVING

FRIDAY:

ENJOY YOUR DAY OFF!

BIOLOGY

NOVEMBER 21-25

MONDAY:

Build your Prezi on cell organelles

TUESDAY:

Work on your Prezi on cell organelles

WEDNESDAY:

Finish your Prezi on cell organelles

THURSDAY:

HAPPY THANKSGIVING

FRIDAY:

ENJOY YOUR DAY OFF!

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NOVEMBER 14-18

LESSONS ARE TENTATIVE AND ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE!


PHYSICAL SCIENCE

NOVEMBER 14-18

MONDAY:

Begin alien periodic table activity----use knowledge of the table and determine where “alien” elements belong based on their descriptions

TUESDAY:

Continue with alien periodic table

WEDNESDAY:

Review for periodic table test

**know the structure, basic setup, how to find p, n, e, families v groups**

THURSDAY:

Assign the element commercial

*Due in drop box by WEDNESDAY----THIS CANNOT BE TAKEN HOME TO FINISH BECAUSE OF THE PROGRAM---IT MUST BE FINISHED IN SCHOOL*

FRIDAY:

Periodic Table Test

BIOLOGY

NOVEMBER 14-18

MONDAY:

Build models of proteins, lipids, and carbohydrates

Compare the different structures

HW: WS

TUESDAY:

Describe the importance of enzymes for cellular activity

Tie up all information on organic compounds

HW: Test Friday

WEDNESDAY:

Review for organic compounds test

THURSDAY:

Determine prior knowledge of the cell

Assign cell project

FRIDAY:

Test on organic compounds—

Uses, recognition of structures, definitions

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NOVEMBER 7-11

THE FOLLOWING PLANS ARE TENTATIVE AND ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE!

PHYSICAL SCIENCE

NOVEMBER 7-11

MONDAY:

Finish questions on modeling of the atom lab

Begin Chapter 4 Take home test

HW: Test due Thursday

TUESDAY:

NO SCHOOL!

WEDNESDAY:

Color code and label the periodic table

Describe the characteristics of metals, nonmetals, and metalloids

THURSDAY:

Complete the discussion of the sections of the periodic table and define groups and periods

TAKE HOME TESTS DUE TODAY----NO LATE TESTS WILL BE ACCEPTED!

FRIDAY:

Complete the online activity exploring elements of the periodic table using an interactive periodic table

BIOLOGY

NOVEMBER 7-11

MONDAY:

Complete the jigsaw activity on organic compounds

HW: WS reviewing organic compounds

TUESDAY:

NO SCHOOL!

WEDNESDAY:

Use the computer to complete a webquest on organic compounds

THURSDAY:

Finish the online webquest

HW: WS identifying organic compounds

FRIDAY:

Build the structures of organic compounds

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OCTOBER 31-NOVEMBER 4

ALL PLANS ARE TENTATIVE AND ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE:

PHYSICAL SCIENCE

OCTOBER 31-NOVEMBER 4

MONDAY:

Model the location of electrons in an atom

TUESDAY:

Find proton, neutron, and electron amounts in an atom

HW: WS

WEDNESDAY:

Define Isotopes

Perform atomic conversions

HW: WS

THURSDAY:

Begin construction of atoms

FRIDAY:

Complete constructions of atoms

BIOLOGY

OCTOBER 31-NOVEMBER 4

MONDAY:

Discuss human population and the possible implications of this growth rate

HW: population WS

TUESDAY:

Review for populations test

WEDNESDAY:

Population test

THURSDAY:

Discuss the nature of matter and carbon compounds

FRIDAY:

***BRING YOUR BOOKS TODAY***

Begin jigsaw activity on organic compounds

Prefix Quiz 5

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OCTOBER 24-28

ALL PLANS ARE TENTATIVE AND ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE:

ALL EXTRA CREDIT IS DUE BY FRIDAY!!!!!


PHYSICAL SCIENCE

OCTOBER 24-28

MONDAY:

Final Day to work on Scientist obituary

TUESDAY:

Discussion on scientists' contribution to the atom

***All Scientist Obituaries MUST be put in the dropbox by 2:30***

WEDNESDAY:

Unit 1 Test:

Topics Covered: Scientific method, metric, density, elements, compounds, mixtures, chemical and physical properties and changes, phases, phase changes, gas laws

Discuss each scientists’ contribution to the atom using the obituaries

THURSDAY:

Complete discussion on scientists’ contribution to the atom

**SCIENTIST TEST FRIDAY

FRIDAY:

Test on scientists

SHHHH, DON’T TELL ANYONE, -----YOU CAN USE YOUR OBITUARIES!!!!!**

BIOLOGY

OCTOBER 24-28

MONDAY:

Finish explanation of how populations grow

HW: WS

TUESDAY:

List and describe factors that can limit growth of a population

HW: WS

WEDNESDAY:

Begin Exponential Growth Lab

THURSDAY:

Finish Exponential Growth Lab

FRIDAY:

Unit 1 Test:

Included: Ecology, food webs, food chains, water cycle, nitrogen cycle, biotic, abiotic factors, greenhouse effect, symbiotic relationships, population growth, exponential, logistic growth, density dependent, density independent factors, niche, succession, freshwater ecosystems

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OCTOBER 17-21

ALL PLANS ARE TENTATIVE AND ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE:


PHYSICAL SCIENCE

OCTOBER 17-21

MONDAY:

Review for test on states of matter, phase changes, and gas laws

TUESDAY:

Test on states of matter, phase changes, and gas laws

WEDNESDAY:

Assign scientist project

Begin work in class on obituary

THURSDAY:

Continue work on obituary

FRIDAY:

Continue work on scientist obituary

Unit Test Next week---topics include: Scientific method, metric, density, elements, compounds, mixtures, chemical and physical properties and changes, phases, phase changes, gas laws


BIOLOGY

OCTOBER 17-21

MONDAY:

Review the biomes and their characteristics

Explain climates

HW: p 84 1&3, p 87 1-3

TUESDAY:

Finish explanation of climates and biomes

HAVE 2 QUESTIONS DEVELOPED FOR USE IN REVIEW ON WEDNESDAY!!!!!!!!!

WEDNESDAY:

Review for test on biomes, relationships, climates, and succession

THURSDAY:

Test on biomes, relationships, climates, and succession

FRIDAY:

Describe the different types of population growth

Prefix quiz 4

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OCTOBER 10-14

ALL LESSONS ARE TENTATIVE AND ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE!

PHYSICAL SCIENCE

OCTOBER 10-14

MONDAY:

Discuss phase changes 7 label changes on the graph

Define gas laws

HW: WS

TUESDAY:

Finish discussion on gas laws

Begin gas law lab online

WEDNESDAY:

Finish gas law lab online

Complete graphing activity

THURSDAY:

Complete graphing activity

Begin Boyle’s Law Lab

FRIDAY:

Answer final questions on Boyle’s law lab

HW: Test Tuesday



BIOLOGY

OCTOBER 10-14

MONDAY:

Present biome information

TUESDAY:

Finish biome presentations

Review different biomes and their characteristics

Explain climates

WEDNESDAY:

Discuss succession

HW: ws & p 90 1-5

THURSDAY:

succession activity

FRIDAY:

Complete succession activity

Prefix quiz 3

HW: Test on biomes, relationships, succession, and climate Wednesday or Thursday

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OCTOBER 3-7

ALL LESSONS ARE TENTATIVE AND ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE!

PHYSICAL SCIENCE

OCTOBER 3-7

MONDAY:

Review for test on matter----study elements, compounds, mixtures, physical/chemical properties and changes

TUESDAY:

Test on matter

WEDNESDAY:

Discuss the difference between solids, liquids and gases

HW: WS

THURSDAY:

Use computers to explore solids, liquids, and gases

FRIDAY:

Complete computer activity

Begin Pre-lab questions for phase lab (determining space between particles)

BIOLOGY

OCTOBER 3-7

MONDAY:

Continue work on Biome travel guide

TUESDAY:

Work on Biome Travel Guide

WEDNESDAY:

Final day to work on biome travel guide

***presentations will start Monday***

Projects are due in the drop box by the start of 1st period Monday

THURSDAY:

CDT testing

***baseline test to determine the retention of material***

FRIDAY:

Complete CDT testing

HW: all travel guides are due in the drop box by 7:40 on Monday!

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SEPTEMBER 26-30

THE FOLLOWING LESSONS ARE TENTATIVE AND ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE:


PHYSICAL SCIENCE

SEPTEMBER 26-30

MONDAY:

Classify matter as element, mixture, or compound

TUESDAY:

Tie up elements mixtures and compounds

Begin mixture quick lab

WEDNESDAY:

Complete mixture Quick lab

Complete mixture inquiry lab

HW: WS

THURSDAY:

List different types of physical and chemical properties

Complete chemical and physical property discussion

HW: WS

FRIDAY:

Complete lab on chemical and physical properties

HW: Matter Test Tuesday

Matter---elements, compounds, mixtures, physical and chemical properties and changes

BIOLOGY

SEPTEMBER 26-30

MONDAY:

List and explain relationship types that are present in biomes

TUESDAY:

Test on biosphere---definitions, food webs, chains, and cycles

WEDNESDAY:

Finish biome relationships

Assign biome travel guide

HW: WS and p 103 1-3

***If you use the online book, be sure to use the FOUNDATIONS BOOK***

THURSDAY:

Research biome travel guide

FRIDAY:

Continue research on biome travel guide

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SEPTEMBER 19-23

THE FOLLOWING LESSONS ARE TENTATIVE AND ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE:

PHYSICAL SCIENCE

SEPTEMBER 19-23

MONDAY:

Discuss precision vs. accuracy

Complete precision-accuracy lab

TUESDAY:

Finish precision and accuracy lab

Solve for density, mass, and volume

WEDNESDAY:

Work density problems

HW: WS

THURSDAY:

Find the density of a liquid

FRIDAY:

Find the density of a penny

BIOLOGY

SEPTEMBER 19-23

MONDAY:

Complete discussion on energy flow in an ecosystem

Finish food web card Game


TUESDAY:

Discuss how water, carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus cycle through an ecosystem

HW: WS due Thursday

WEDNESDAY:

Develop poem, story or song concerning one of the matter cycles

THURSDAY:

Present poem, song, or story

FRIDAY:

Review for ecology test

TEST NEXT WEEK ON ECOLOGY!!!!

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