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Tuesday, April 12, 2011

KIDNEY DISECTION!

IN CLASS:
-Discussed rules and expectations of the kidney dissection
-Kidney dissection

HOMEWORK:
-Finish kidney dissection lab (UP 23-28)
-Unit test on Friday

KIDNEY DISSECTION:
The dissection was not bad at all. We had to cut off the fat tissue and then cut the kidney in half and examine and figure out the different parts. Then Mrs. Stein quizzed each lab group by pointing to a part of the kidney and asking each person what she was pointing to. All in all i think it wasn't too bad and everything went pretty well. Most people finished early. Also, if you were not in class today you are still able to complete the questions that go along with the lab.



Tuesday, January 25, 2011

Yayy Evolution!!!


IN CLASS:
-We went over the T.v add project (on page 2 of the packet)

-Began theories: Lamark/ Darwin

-Continued the video about the origin of species


HOMEWORK:

-Double bubble map due 2moro: Lamark and Darwin
-use text book chapters 16.1, 16.2, 16.3

-Make it detailed!!

-Visit Mrs. Stein for a homework pass due next Tuesday

-T.v add due 2/29


IN CLASS NOTES:
Jean Baptiste de Lamark

-first to recognize that organisms change

-published his hypotheses in 1809
-theory was disproved!



3 key assumptions: -desire to change

-law of use and disuse

-inheritance of acquired characteristics

Charles Darwin
-credited for the theory of evolution

-HMS Beagle sailed in 1831- Galapagos islands

-published origin of species in 1858


Darwins Observations
-observed tortoises, iguanas, and finches

-the islands had different climates and vegetation

-the animals were similar...but had noticeable differences


NEXT SCRIBE IS Jose!!!!!!!!!!! :))))) <3

Tuesday, November 2, 2010

Terrible Tuesday.


In Class:
  1. Handed in UP 15-18 (Bacteria labs)
  2. Star/ wish/ attendance
  3. D.O.D- Tuberculosis
  4. Discussed antibiotic resistance
  5. Began UP 22-25

Homework:
  1. UP 22-25
  2. Immune system tree map (35.2 and first page of 35.3)- Tomorrow
  3. Postcard- 11/8
  4. Test- 11/9
HOME WORK PASS BY NEXT WEDNESDAY!
Notes:
Antibiotic Resistance*Reasons for this can be mutation, conjugation, or NATURAL SELECTION
*The more antibiotics you use, the less effective they will be

Disease of the Day:
Tuberculosis
-Causes bad lung infection
-Spreads through the air (Airborne)
-Affects lungs the most, then spreads throughout the body

THE NEXT SCRIBE WOULD BE MICHEAL D. BUT SINCE HE'S NOT GOING TO BE AT SCHOOL TOMORROW THEN...IT WILL BE JOSE A. JOSE CAN YOU MAKE MICHEAL THE NEXT SCRIBE AFTER YOU? K THANKS. :)

Thursday, September 30, 2010

It's Almost Friday!!!!



Above are some pictures of what we talked about in class and what we veiwed in our lab.
IN CLASS:

*First, we showed Mrs. Stein our homework from last night. Which was a pre-lab on page 8 of our packets, and our bubble maps for chapter 7.1 in our text books. Mrs. Stein also stamped our stamp sheets.
*Next, we looked over Michelles's blog from yesterday and did stars and wishes
*Then, we took notes on our new unit that we started yesterday: Types of cells

*Some people took a microscope test to see if they could get a slide in focus within one minute (not many people did well :P)

*Lastly, we began our lab- UP 9-14

NOTES:

Major Cellular Regions:

*Plamsa Membrane - outer boundary of a cell

*"Nucleus" - contains DNA

*Cytoplasm - gel-like substance between the cell membrane and nucleus

*Cyto- Cell

*Plasm- Liquid

HOMEWORK:

*Read 7.2 with organelle chart- due on Monday

*UP 9-14- due Monday

*Extra Credit

ABOUT THE LAB:

For the lab, we got into our groups from before during the Rip-o-meter lab. Then, we took a slide, the first one was of an Eloda Leaf, and then put it under the microscope and looked at it under high power. After that, we recorded a picture of what we saw and gave the picture a title and wrote down the magnification that we veiwed it under. Next, we answered some questions about what we saw. For the slide after that we did the exact same thing except we put a drop of iodine on the Eloda Leaf. The slide we were to observe after that, was of a human cheek cell. However, most of us (including my group) did not get a chance to complete the whole lab.

HAPPY ALMOST WEEKEND AND HOMECOMING!!!! :)

Our next scribe is Jose!!!