Monday, September 3, 2012

Tuesday, September 4, 2012 - A DAY

Objective:
Students will . . .
complete a chapter assessment in order to demonstrate their understanding of the theme of evolution and descent with modification.


Warm Up:
  • Announcement:  Ch. 23 Notes will be collected at a later time due to today's exam.  Definitions for this chapter can be seen on Friday's post.  I will announce their due date at a later time. 
  • Begin Exam
  • Take note of Homework handouts
Classwork:
  • Exam Ch. 22
Homework:
  • Please bring a photo-capable phone, camera or other mobile device for tomorrow's lab.  You will be taking pictures during your lab experience.
  • Read over/highlight/take notes on the Pre-lab "Natural Selection"
  • Complete the Pre-Laboratory Questions
  • Discuss with your lab group the following roles and who will fill each role:
    • Notetaker/Photographer (responsible for taking notes/data during lab investigation)
    • Materials Manager (responsible for securing any and all lab equipment and supplies)
    • Time Manager (responsible for keeping the group focused and on task, also is responsible for keeping track of time)
    • Spokesperson (responsible for knowing every detail of the lab and for presenting any findings to the class)
  • Look up the following website and identify a few facts about the Great Salt Lake.  For example, why is it so salty?
  • Look up the following organisms via a Google Image search and provide a colored sketch for each of the following:
    • Artemia
    • Hutchinsoniella
    • Daphnia
    • Triops
    • Lepidurus
    • Limnadia
    • Lynceus
  • On the same sheet of paper, write up and be prepared to explain he following terms:
    • Ice Age
    • Natural Selection
    • Extant
    • Salinity
    • Speciation
    • Phylogenetic Tree
    • Cladogram
    • Arthropods
    • Diapause
    • sulfuric acid
    • calcium carbonate
    • Independent variable
    • dependent variable
    • carbonate hardness
    • acid rain
    • carapace


Lab Groups




SAT Words:  

Tuesday, September 4 – ABSCOND (v.) – to sneak away and hide
Huckleberry Finn wanted to abscond from civilization.

Wednesday, September 5 – ABUNDANT (adj.) – in great numbers
After a week of heavy rain, the mosquitoes were very abundant in the back yard.

Thursday, September 6 – ACCEDE (v.) – to agree
The student finally acceded to his teacher’s advice to study thoroughly for the final exms.

Friday, September 7 – ACCENTUATE (v.) – to emphasize, highlight
The Counselor accentuated the importance of a good introductory essay when applying
for college admittance.


Announcements:
Remind Mrs. Berkeley to distribute the Root Word Lists (the first set will be given as a quiz).  

Don't forget to purchase your Princeton Review Guides, the release is scheduled for September 7, 2012.

Important Links:
www.tinyurl.com/thebuzzwithberk
www.tinyurl.com/berkeleysymbaloo
www.edmodo.com -- Group Access 9nr351
twitter:  @thebuzzwithberk
study chat room:  www.todaysmeet.com/apbiostudysession

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