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! Please keep in mind that assignments and due dates can change during the week, so always check the homework book. FUTURE DATES ARE IN BOLD!
 
Date Assigned
Date Due
Assignment Materials
9/5 Thurs. 9/6 Syllabus signed by parents.  Success and community worksheet finished.  Postcard finished.  
9/10

Wednesday

9/12

Read "Living Things and The Environment" packet and complete the definitions on pages 1 and 2 in your THUG notebook.

PINNACLES PAPERWORK MUST BE COMPLETED AND HANDED IN TODAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Wednesday

9/12

Thursday

9/13

Finish your "Create a Community Worksheet"  

Thursday

9/13

Monday 9/17 Read "Interactions Among Living Things" and finish the defintions on page 9 of your THUG notebook.  Also finish your temperature lab.  
Monday 9/17

Thursday

9/20

Adapation Creation Worksheet  

Friday

9/28

Wednesday

10/3

Pinnacles journal and Pinnacles Webquest Due!!!  

Monday

10/22

Wednesday

10/24

Completed Lab report Due  

Monday

10/22

Monday

10/29

Brainstorm for Science Fair complete  

Monday

10/29

Thursday

11/1

Lab Report To do list completed and parents have signed your science fair research proposal guidelines.  

Monday

10/29

Monday

11/5

You have begun work on your Research proposal.  You should have the 1st three paragraphs finished by monday. The completed proposal is due 11/19.  

Monday

11/5

Monday

11/12

You must have six completed paragraphs in your SF research proposal done by the 12th  

Monday

11/5

Wednesday

11/7

What is Life? reading and section review questions due.  

Thursday

11/8

Monday

11/12

Looking Inside cells reading.  Also you need to start getting together your costume and speal for our Cell-A-Bration on next Thursday the 15th.

Resources For Organelle Research

Cells and their Organelles - good for prokaryotic vs. eukaryotic organelles

Cellebration - good for organelle function and plant organelles

Cell and organelle images - a la Google

Boring Dictionary Organelle stuff - good for prokaryotic vs. eukaryotic

Monday 11/12

Thursday

11/15

Prepare for the Cell-A-Bration.  Your costume and research must be completed by Thursday.  

Thursday

11/15

Monday

11/19

You MUST use your checklist and Rubric to grade and edit your science fair proposal.  Proposal is due on Monday.   

Monday

11/26

Wednesday

11/28

Cell coloring and questions Due  

Monday

11/26

Monday

12/3

First note template due for science fair background research Background Report and Intended Results Guideline and Rubric

Wednesday

11/28

Thursday

11/29

Edit your letter to the Mayor Gavin Newsom, make sure his name is spelled correctly and your letter reads well or he won't take you seriously!!!  Then address your envelope stuff it with the letter.  Bring it to class tomorrow and I will stamp and mail them.  

Wednesday

11/28

Thursday

11/29

Read Chemical Compounds in Cells and answer the section review questions.  

Thursday

11/29

Monday

12/3

Read The Cell and Its Environment and write a connect, extend, challenge reflection.  

Monday

12/3

Wednesday

12/5

Guided Reading and Section Review Questions for The Cell and Its Environment.  Yep, you are doing the same reading twice.  

Wednesday

12/5

Monday

12/10

Connect Extend Challenge Questions and THUG reflection for You're Smelly, Whoa! That's Trippy!, and Starch Station.  

Monday

12/3

Wednesday

12/12

2nd note template for SF due  

Wednesday

12/12

Thursday

12/13

Finish hypothesis and variables planning for the naked egg  

Thursday

12/13

Monday

12/17

graph, results, and conclusion for the naked egg due.   

Results is maximum two paragraphs and conclusion is maximum one paragraph.

Monday's class will be used to edit your work on your graph, results and conclusion.

USE YOUR RUBRIC!!!

 

Monday

12/17

Wednesday

12/18

Visual discussion due for naked egg lab. 

Three drawings and three parargraph maximum.

Class time will be spent editing the discussion and beginning the THUG reflection during our double period on Wednesday.

 

Wednesday

12/18

Thursday

12/19

Write your THUG reflection.  It is a maximum two paragraph homework assignment!!!

USE YOUR RUBRIC AND YOUR THUG NOTEBOOK!!!

Thursday in class will be spent editing your work.

 

Thursday

12/19

Monday

January 7th

All three note templates complete.  

Monday

January 7th

Monday

January 14th

Finish your Introduction, Research Question, Hypothesis, Variables Planning, Procedures, and Materials portion of your Science Fair Lab Report.  Use your rubric for help.    

Monday

January

14th

Wednesday

January 23rd

All data collected for science fair.  

Wednesday

January 23rd

Monday

January

28th

Graph, results and conclusion for science fair due.

Science Fair Lab rubric

Need more help writing your lab report? Click here to go to the online lab report writing station!

Monday

January 28th

Monday

February 4th

Discussion for science fair due  
Monday February 4th

Monday February

11th

Make your SF poster and practice your SF presentation.  

Wednesday

Feb 13th

Wednesday

Feb 20th

No homework!!!  

Monday

2/25

Wednesday

2/27

"Matter and Its changes" reading and section 2 review questions.

 

Wednesday

2/27

Thursday

2/28

Finish Lab started in class  

Thursday

2/28

Monday

3/3

Prepare for interpretive dance.  

Monday

3/3

Wednesday

3/5

Interpretive Dance Due  

Wednesday

3/5

Monday

3/10

Results and Conclusion Due Monday 3/10

 

Monday

3/10

Wednesday

3/12

Discussion due.  

Wednesday

3/12

Monday

3/17

Final draft lab report and concept questions due.  
No Homework No Homework

No homework until after spring break!!!

Yeah!

 

Wednesday

4/9

Thursday

4/10

Finish your Nascar Race Lab  

Thursday

4/10

Monday

4/14

Finish your DNA lab  

Thursday

4/17

Wednesday

4/23

Finish "How diverse are we"  

Thursday

4/24

Monday

4/28

Finish your Heredity Lab  

Monday

4/28

Thursday

5/1

Study genetics  

Thursday

5/1

Monday

5/5

Read the National Geographic article and finish the questions on the worksheet.  

Monday

5/5

Monday

5/12

Your homework this week is to read through the Evidence for Evolution link and take notes in your notebook. 

Evidence for Evolution

 

Wednesday

5/21

Thursday

5/22

Re-read section one in the evolution packet and complete the guide for reading.  

Thursday

5/22

Wednesday

5/28

Finish Clipbird Lab  

Wednesday

5/28

Thursday

5/29

Complete the special assignment at the end of "What Did T-Rex Taste Like?". What did T-Rex Taste Like?

Thursday

5/29

Monday

6/2

Finish the arthropod webquest

The Arthropod Story

History of Evolutionary Thought

Monday

6/2

Tuesday

6/3

and Wednesday

6/4

Come to school with a bag lunch, two water bottles, a rain jacket and a backpack for our field trip to Glen Park Canyon and Islais Landing.

Also, you need to read the chapter in "The Creation" by E.O. Wilson.