Personal Responsibility

Wednesday, September 24, 2014

Weeko f Sept 26-Oct 2

Week of Sept 26-Oct 2


Date
Classwork
Homework
Evaluation
Assessment Criteria
Sept 26
Valid or Deceptive: Pages 32 - 34, p/p 1-4, R/C 1-2
Complete Homework from Last week:
“Observations Leading to Discoveries, pages 29-31, Complete P/P 2a and R/C 1-2

Read the Article  Answer the following questions   
1.Why don’t we have a major problem with Cholera in our country?
What is the best way to make a disease less harmful?
3. What is the problem with depending on antibiotics to cure disease/
4. How does the information in this articles relate to the information Friday's reading on pgs 29-31

Evaluate an investigation in terms of validity (e.g., answered the
investigative question with confidence; the manipulated variable
caused the change in the responding variable).
29
video - Extinction
Record 10 interesting ideas from the video
Homework from last week- Read Side bar page 40 - In your notebook - Why does antibiotic resistance occur?

Review for test scheduled for
Oct. 3

Describe how environmental pressure on a population drives natural selection (e.g., warming climate causes extinction of species not able to adapt).
30
Introduction to Chapter 6 - Explore Unity and Diversity
Page 282
P/ P 1 - 5
Page 283 Reflect and Connect 1 - 3
Review for test scheduled for Oct. 3

Using the fossil record and anatomical and/or molecular (DNA) similarities as evidence, formulate a logical argument for biological evolution as an explanation for the development
of a representative species
Oct.1/2
Explore Gifts from the Past
Pages 283-288
p/p 1 - 8,
R/C 1-4
fossil pictures  pictures
Review for test scheduled for Oct 3

As above

Parent/Guardian signature and comments

Monday, September 22, 2014

Week of Sept 18 - 25



Date
Classwork
Homework/ PR
Evalua-
tion

Assessment Criteria
Sept
19
Set up Bacteria Experiment
Homework: Read “Observations Leading to Discoveries, pages 29-31, Complete P/P 2a and R/C 1-2



Plan and conduct a scientific investigation,
choosing a method appropriate to the question
being asked
22
Results/Conclusions from Bacteria Experiment
Homework: Read the Article  Answer the following questions   
1.Why don’t we have a major problem with Cholera in our country?
What is the best way to make a disease less harmful?
3. What is the problem with depending on antibiotics to cure disease/
4. How does the information in this articles relate to the information Friday's reading on pgs 29-31


Collect, analyze, and display data using
calculators, computers, or other technical
devices when available.*
23
Presentations, and Reflections
PR - Using information that you find on line, prepare a food using bacteria. (Example - yoghurt)

Homework - Read Side bar page 40 - In your notebook - Why does antibiotic resistance occur?


Participate in a scientific discussion about one’s
own investigations and those performed by others.
Respond to questions and criticisms, and if appropriate, revise explanations based on these discussions
24/25
Prepare bacteria for microscopic identification



Identify an organism by physical differences

parent/guardian signature and comments

Thursday, September 11, 2014

Week of Sept. 12 - 18

Week of Sept. 12 - 18
Date
Assessment Criteria
Classwork
Homework
Evaluation
Sept12
Describe the development of a scientific theory
that illustrates logical reasoning, creativity,
testing, revision, and replacement of prior ideas
in light of new evidence.
Evolutionary Arms Race
Record at least 10 interesting pieces of information about bacteria.
Read the following -article= Reflection: How does this make you think differently

15
Generate and evaluate a question that can be Answered through a scientific investigation. Critique questions generated by others and explain whether or not th
Finish Video - Reflection
Explore/Explain pages 12 - 15, P/P 3-5
Gather Bacteria Samples
PR: PR
Page 15 Stop and Think part I - 1 & 2

16
Formulate one or more hypotheses based on a
model or theory of a causal relationship.
Demonstrate creativity and critical thinking to
formulate and evaluate the hypotheses
Look at Bacteria Samples
Explore/Explain pages 16 & 17
P/P 1 - 6
Stop and Think
Part II 1 - 3

17/
18
Write a detailed laboratory report that includes:the question that motivated the study, a justification for the kind of investigation chosen, hypotheses (if any), a des-cription of what was done, a summary of data in tables and graphs,
and a conclusion, based on the evidence, that
responds to the questio
Safety Video
Use Lab format to write up experiment
Download Safety quiz follow link


Parent/Guardian Signature and Comments

Sunday, September 7, 2014

Week of Sept. 8-11



Date
Assessment Criteria
Classwork
Homework
Evalua
tion
Sept. 8
Draw conclusions supported by evidence from
the investigation and consistent with established scientific knowledge.Analyze alternative explanations and decide which best fits the data and evidence.Participate in a scientific discussion about one’s own investigations and those performed by others.Respond to questions and criticisms, and if appropriate, revise explanations based on these discussions.
Write and Share Conclusions
Read and Sign safety agreement - you and your guardian need to sign both copies. One is for permanent school records, one is maintained in your notebook.

9
Describe ways that scientific ideas have
influenced society or the development of
differing cultures.
Introduction to Investigations
                  Pages 7-9, Process and Procedures 1
Pages 9-11, Process and Procedures 2-4

10
Work collaboratively with other students
to generate ideas for solving a problem.Identify criteria and constraints
Page 12, R/C 1-4, Small Problem, Pages 12-13, P/P 1
Safety Video
Homework - take safety quiz on redhawkscience.blogspot.com

Personal Responsibility: Research various foods that are prepared by culturing with bacteria

11
Classify organisms, using similarities and
differences in physical and functional
characteristics
Notes notes and Bacteria Work sheet



Parent Signature and Comments :