Reference Materials for Life Science 11

Tuesday, 3 February 2026

Science 10

Today we wrote our SAFETY quiz.  Next we worked on the ATOMIC structure simulation from yesterday, and took notes on ATOMIC STRUCTURE.  These notes are found HERE.  (Starting at slide #23)



Life Science 11

Today we took notes HERE and HERE to review cells, cell types and how cells get and use energy.  Next we started a microscope lab.  This lab is found HERE.  

Monday, 2 February 2026

Science 10

 First we took some notes on ATOMIC THEORY, these are found HERE.  Next we did an Atom model simulation found HERE.   This went along with the questions HERE.  Finally we watched the video below to get us excited about lab safety!!

Lab safety quiz tomorrow!!


Life Science 11

Today we took notes on characteristics of life.  The power point is found HERE.  Next we did a cell organelle table this is found HERE.   (We used a different textbook for this)

Homework:  Read page 10-13 in your text book.  Do Concept Check page. 13 #1ab, #2ab, #3a

Cool video on STEM cells found below:



Friday, 30 January 2026

Life Science 11

 Today we started with completing the notes from the power point and completed the notesheet.  (See last day's post).  We took notes based on pages 4-7.  Next we finished off the lab on Qualitative and Quantitative observations.  Make sure you have turned in your textbook reflection and your scientific method graph.  

Science 10

Today we graphed our results from the "candy lab".  Check out the graph rules at the top of the blog.  Next we reviewed the scientific method and WHMIS symbols.  Use THIS worksheet and THIS worksheet to review.  

We also got our data booklets HERE and THIS data booklet assignment.  (NOT due though, start this next week) 

Thursday, 29 January 2026

Today we reviewed the Scientific Method.  We used THIS notesheet and THIS power point at the beginning.  Next we did THIS and THIS review of hypothesis writing and scientific method review.  Finally we did a lab on qualitative and quantitative observations of specimens.