Reference Materials for Life Science 11

Thursday, 15 October 2026

Science 9

Today we went to a presentation in the first block.  In the second block, we finished off some notes about polyatomic ions.  The notesheet is HERE and the power point is HERE.  

Next we looked at how to write formulas for IONIC compounds with polyatomic ions.  This worksheet is HERE.  Use the video below to help you see how to use these.  


HERE
is a link to a big data booklet with all the polyatomic ions.  




Wednesday, 14 October 2026

Science 10

CHEMISTRY UNIT TEST:  Monday, October 19th.  Review is due on Friday, Oct. 16th. 


Today we did our LAB:  6 types of Reactions on page 181-182.  Lab data is below if you missed it.  Do conclude and communicate #3-5 on page 182.   









Tuesday, 13 October 2026

Science 9

 Today we reviewed how to tell if something is an IONIC or COVALENT compound.  Next we took notes on writing formulas for IONIC compounds.  If you missed class, watch the video below and take notes.  

Next we practiced this using THIS worksheet.  Turn in when done.  

Science 10

Today we finished off the Chemistry Unit.  First we took notes on ACIDS/BASES the notesheet is found HERE and the power point HERE.

Next we practiced types of chemistry reactions.  This worksheet is found HERE.  Turn in when done.

Finally we set up a lab for next day.  This lab is: 6 types of Reactions.  It is found on page 180 of textbook.

We also got the unit review.  This is found HERE.   Review is due on Friday, unit test is on MONDAY, Oct. 19th.  

Biology 12

 Today we did some practice questions with Active and Passive Transport.  Next we worked on our potato cytoplasm lab.  An exemplar for the lab is found HERE.  

Friday, 9 October 2026

Science 10

Today we wrote our balancing equations quiz.  Next we did some book work:  Read page 156-165.  

Do the purple questions on page 159 and page 164.




Science 9

Today we got our quizzes back from last class.  Next we finished the COVALENT compound section of THESE notes off.    Notesheet is found HERE.  

Remember:  Ionic compounds: Metal + Nonmetal 

Covalent compound:  2 Nonmetals

Next we finished off and turned in our lab from yesterday:  Atoms and Ions

Finally we did some textbook questions:  page 151 #7.    Classify these as IONIC or Covalent