Happy Halloween!! A reminder that your module quiz is on Tuesday. Here is the answer key to the module questions.
Wednesday is the DNA quest day.
Happy Halloween!! A reminder that your module quiz is on Tuesday. Here is the answer key to the module questions.
Wednesday is the DNA quest day.
Today we finished off the notes up to translation of a protein. (See the power point from last entry). Next we watched the rest of Crash Course DNA replication (just the last 5 minutes or so) and crash course on protein synthesis. Module Questions- second page Protein Synthesis (A) protein synthesis and (B) Features of RNA.
Today we worked on balancing compounds and writing names of compounds for ionic and covalent compounds. There is a quiz on FRIDAY on only ionic compounds. Next we went over how to write up a lab report and we started working on the lab report for this lab: Physical and Chemical Changes lab. You should have the first sections written out up to the data table.
Today we started the DNA section. Check the blog entry from Thursday for Power point and notesheet. Today we did the first page of the module. Tomorrow we will do protein synthesis questions in the module: Second page Section B: A (protein synthesis) and B (Features of RNA) (not the process of protein synthesis).
We will also watch the rest of Crash Course on DNA replication and TEDed on Rosalind Franklin
Today we reviewed naming and writing formulas for ionic compounds. Next we took notes on names and formulas for covalent compounds. Next we Practiced, practiced and practiced with THIS worksheet. Answers found HERE. You do not need to have this completed by tomorrow. Just make sure you are working through it slowly and carefully! Check answers after each section. Here is a video on the hoaxes that were pulled on people about the covalent compound: Dihydrogen monoxide
Today we wrote our Quest on Cell Membrane, Transport and Enzymes. Next we took a few notes on DNA......found HERE with THIS power point. And of course, ye ol' module questions if you want to get a jump on next week.......
Today (or yesterday depending on which class you are in) we did the quick quiz on subatomic particles, Bohr Models and Lewis dot structures. We took notes on writing formulas and naming ionic compounds. The notes are found HERE and power point HERE. Make sure you do ALL the questions for homework if you did not finish them. If you are confused, watch Tyler!
Today we finally wrote the safety quiz......even though I wasn't there! Next we did some practicing on Lewis Dot diagrams. These are usually build for COVALENT compounds (2 non-metals). We did THIS worksheet and turned in. Make sure you have also completed yesterday's worksheet.
We also practiced for the quiz tomorrow on subatomic particles. Do this practice and check your answers HERE.
I was sick again today! That liver in the fridge might be getting a bit stinky:( Instead of the lab, we studied for the QUEST on Thursday on cell membrane, transport and enzymes. Do the practice test and all module questions. Module answers found HERE.
SAFETY QUIZ TOMORROW!! We looked at our practice quiz and made sure we reviewed the WHMIS symbols. Today we did some work on Ionic and Covalent Compound recognizing as well as Lewis dot diagrams. We took THESE notes with THIS Power point. Do these practice problems.
Wednesday or Thursday (depending on the block) we will have a quiz on recognizing how many electrons, protons and neutrons are in an isotope given it's symbol. Bohr models will also be on there.
Here's professor Dave and some Lewis dot theory. The 1s2p etc. isn't important for us, and the double bonds are for extension.
Welllllll,
I was sick today and switched the plan. If you were in class you should do the following worksheet HERE using a computer simulation. If you weren't there do THIS instead. Either way you should be able to calculate the number of protons, neutrons and electrons in different atoms and ions. Make sure you can write the standard symbol to show different isotopes.
Quick safety quiz on Monday, we will look at the practice quiz first and have some time to review.
Today we finished off the notes on ATOMS and subatomic particles from Tuesdays class. Practice questions HERE. Make sure you can draw some Bohr models and calculate #protons, #neutrons and #electrons in atoms and ions. Next we did a coolie lab on Flame Colours of Metal ions. This is found HERE. watch it on you tube if you weren't with us:
Today we had the last day with the computers and worked on our solute concentration of potatoes lab. We also got a review of cell membrane and transport. This is found HERE. Answers posted tomorrow. We are finished chapter 4 (Cell membrane and transport) and starting enzymes tomorrow.
Today we wrote our Biology unit test. Make sure you have turned in your visual dictionary and Test Review for this unit. Next we worked on some safety in preparation for the lab component of the Chemistry unit coming up on TUESDAY!!
Read Safety in the Science Classroom page xiv-xvii at the front of the textbook. Complete the WHMIS worksheet and safety worksheet with the amoeba sisters lab safety video:
Today we worked on our "Solute Concentration of Potato Cytoplasm Lab" on the laptops. Make sure you have used the criteria given to you about lab write ups. These are found HERE and HERE. Double check the module answer key posted. It has been reposted in Wednesdays entry. Module quiz on cell membranes and transport moved to TUESDAY.
Today we continued to work on our Test Review. It is due on Friday. Key is posted up in class.
We also answered some questions about a computer simulation. This is found HERE. Turn in when complete.
Today we finished our notes on Transport across the cell membrane using THIS power point. Next we worked on module questions. By Friday you should have all the Cell membrane and Transport module questions done. Module Quiz coming up on Friday...... Answers are found HERE.
Solute Concentration of Potatoes Lab is due next Friday (Oct. 15th). An example of a past lab is found HERE.
Today we did a lab using the principles of osmosis to determine the sucrose concentration of potatoes......Next we started writing the lab up on the computer. This will be worked on tomorrow.
Today we continued with the documentary "What Darwin Never Knew". See post on Oct. 2. You should have up to question #12 answered. Next we worked on our test review for the Biology unit test coming up on Friday. The answers to selected questions will be posted in class.....the links from yesterday's post don't work:(
Today in class we watched a short video on misconceptions of evolution:
Next we took some notes on evolution found found HERE.
We worked on review for the BIOLOGY UNIT TEST COMING UP ON FRIDAY!!!
Found HERE (DNA and protein synthesis) and HERE (Genetics) and HERE.
Review is due on Friday as well (selected answers for the first section posted HERE for the section section HERE).
Today we finished off the Battle of the Beaks by graphing our results and answering the questions. Next we watched the first 30 minutes of What Darwin Never Knew:
Questions to go with the video (up to #4): Found HERE.