Today we took notes on how to balance chemical equations. This is tricky!! We did some practice, but there is also lots of info in your notes and online. Try Khan Academy for a good tutorial.
Next we did an experiment from the book. Lab 2-C on page 136: The Law of Conservation of Mass. Once you have gathered all your data you should do Process and Analyze on page 137 as well as Conclude and Communicate. This will be due on Monday.
Thursday, 4 April 2019
Biology 11
Today we did 2 big labs! The first was Antibiotics vs. Bacteria as well as the Protist Lab. The Protist Lab should be turned in by Friday at the latest.
Make sure you have turned in your Bacteria and Protist Colouring sheets.
Make sure you have turned in your Bacteria and Protist Colouring sheets.
Tuesday, 2 April 2019
Science 10
Today we had quick questions on ionic and covalent formulas and naming. Next we took notes on Bohr models and Lewis dot diagram models of compounds. Read page 120-122. Do Activity #1 and #2 on page 122.
Biology 12
Today we completed the Digestion Power point notes on all the digestive enzymes...and steps in digestion. Next we did a worksheet on parts of the digestive system in humans and rats, make sure this is complete for tomorrow.
Make sure you read through the fetal pig dissection. We will start this tomorrow. There will be a quick quiz on the lab procedure tomorrow.
Make sure you read through the fetal pig dissection. We will start this tomorrow. There will be a quick quiz on the lab procedure tomorrow.
Biology 11
Today we went on a walk and collected pond water. We didn't have much time to search for protists, but we will on Thursday. Make sure your Protist Colouring WS is completed for next class along with the Bacteria Colouring WS from before break.
Monday, 1 April 2019
Biology 11
Today we took quite a few notes on Protists (the last section of microbiology). Next we did some Protista colouring. This is due on Thursday.
Science 10
Today we took notes on names and formulas of COVALENT compounds. We did practice questions with covalent as well as ionic compounds.
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