Life Science 11

Today we wrote our VIRUS quiz.--I'll send you an email with your mark update:)   Make sure you do this in homework club if you missed it.  Next we worked on a lab in the EVOLUTION unit.  We did THIS lab.  If you were gone, HERE is a link to a lab with data so you can make a graph and complete the questions. 

Science 10

Today we turned in the Endo and Exothermic Reaction Lab- page 150-151 with a graph and all questions answered in process and analyze and conclude and communicate page 151.   Next we wrote a wee quiz on balancing.  

Then reverse engineered a hot pack to see how they worked.

Finally we did:  page 147 #4 and #8

and page 187 #19

Science 10

Today we practiced balancing equations the quick worksheet is found HERE.  

Next we took some notes on Exothermic and Endothermic Reactions.  The notesheet is HERE and the power point is HERE.

Finally we worked on the lab from last week - page 150-151.  Make a graph and answer process and analyze and conclude and communicate questions.    These are due on Wednesday.  

Life Science 11

Today we worked on our VIRAL reviews.  (See Friday's post).  This are due on Thursday at the latest.  Thursday QUEST on VIRUSES.  Next we took some notes on DNA and variation to start the EVOLUTION UNIT.  The notesheet is HERE and the power point is HERE.  

Finally we reviewed some simple genetics problems.  These questions are found HERE.  These are due on Thursday.  

Science 10

Today we got a few more tips on balancing reactions.  Next we did THIS worksheet and turned it in by the end of class.  

At the end of class, we watched the video below 

Life Science 11

 Today we reviewed for the VIRUS quiz coming up on THURSDAY.  We did THIS worksheet and THIS vocab review.  We watched the video below:

Science 10

Today we started balancing chemical reactions.  We took notes with THIS note sheet and used THIS power point to fill it in.  Then worked worked on THIS assignment.  Finally we did a lab:  Endothermic and Exothermic Reactions.  This is found on page 150 of the textbook.

See the video below to show balancing chemical reactions: