Wednesday, February 10, 2016








Seasons
Characteristics of Stars
 




Theory vs Law
Theory: A set of statements or principles devised to explain a group of facts or phenomena, especially one that has been repeatedly tested or is widely accepted and can be used to make predictions about natural phenomena.
Law: A statement that describes invariable relationships among
phenomena under a specified set of conditions
Absolute Magnitude (increasing)
lithosphere
Not to scale
Temperature (decreasing)

Earth Science Reference Guide

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Tuesday, February 2, 2016

FCAT RESOURCES!!



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STUDY CELLS!!
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Friday, November 13, 2015



LIFE SCIENCE
VOCABULARY
BLITZ!
We will be having an in-class Science Blitz on November 17th and 18th! In this station you will begin to prepare for the Science Blitz by creating Flash Cards for the terms/concepts that will be quizzed during the Blitz.
Write the name of the word or concept in one side of the card, and use the book to find the definition/function/answer and write it on the opposite side of the card:
1.       Nucleus
2.      Cell Wall
3.      Cytoplasm
4.      Chloroplasts
5.      Mitochondria
6.      Vacuoles
7.      Cell Membrane
8.     Virus
9.      Bacteria
10.  Fungi
11.   Parasite
12.  Digestive System
13.  Respiratory System
14.  Circulatory System
15.   Reproductive System
16.  Excretory System
17.   Immune System
18.  Nervous System
19.  Musculoskeletal System
20. Homeostasis
21.  The three statements of the Cell Theory
22. Hierarchical Organization of organisms

Rules for Blitz, Round One:
- With a timer running, all students will stand up and then the teacher calls on each student with a definition/word and the student responds. If the student gets it right, they get an A and sit down. If the student gets it wrong, they stay standing. The teacher will come back to the student after questioning all students, if the student gets it right this time, they get a C and sit down, if they get it wrong a second time, they get an F, and sit down.
- The grade for the week is averaged from every day that week and put in as a grade for Bio Blitz for that week.