Warm-up:
Discuss whether you think this statement is true or false. Explain your reasons.
You are what you eat.
We are watching Bill Nye the Science Guy on Nutrients and taking notes on p.91 in our IA Notebooks.
Monday, November 16, 2015
Friday, November 13, 2015
Observing Plant Cells
Due Today: Completed Notes
Read the lab sheet, Observing Plant and Animal Cells. Add it to your table of contents and attach it to p.89 in your IAN
otebook.
Today, you will complete the final portion of this lab by observing onion cells, red and white onion.
Stain the white. We will make a list of observable characteristics to compare and contrast these skin cells with our skin cells.
Read the lab sheet, Observing Plant and Animal Cells. Add it to your table of contents and attach it to p.89 in your IAN
otebook.
Today, you will complete the final portion of this lab by observing onion cells, red and white onion.
Stain the white. We will make a list of observable characteristics to compare and contrast these skin cells with our skin cells.
Tuesday, November 10, 2015
red onion
Due Today: Looking Inside Cells/Can You Identify These Cell Structures?
Lab:
Make a wet-mount slide of red onion skin. Draw and label the cells on low, medium, and high power magnification on p.88. Label a cell, cell walls, cell membrane, nucleus, and cytoplasm.
Lab:
Make a wet-mount slide of red onion skin. Draw and label the cells on low, medium, and high power magnification on p.88. Label a cell, cell walls, cell membrane, nucleus, and cytoplasm.
Monday, November 9, 2015
Cell Parts
Due Today: Cell Parts Notes from the Virtual Tour of the Cell
Warm-up:
1. Update the Table of Contents and then attach your papers to the correct page;*except your homework sheet so you can turn it in.
2. Glue down the Plant and Animal Cell diagrams on p.84.
3. Quiz yourself by filling in as many organelles as you can. :)
4. Attach the completed cell parts notes as a flip page on p.85.
5. Get ready to color code them to match!
Warm-up:
1. Update the Table of Contents and then attach your papers to the correct page;*except your homework sheet so you can turn it in.
2. Glue down the Plant and Animal Cell diagrams on p.84.
3. Quiz yourself by filling in as many organelles as you can. :)
4. Attach the completed cell parts notes as a flip page on p.85.
5. Get ready to color code them to match!
Tuesday, November 3, 2015
Cell Video
Why did it take over 200 years after the microscope was invented to develop the cell theory?
Let's discuss the observations by scientists that contributed to this theory and summarize our findings on p.77.
Get ready to take notes on a classic video, "Bill Nye the Science Guy- Cells!"
Let's discuss the observations by scientists that contributed to this theory and summarize our findings on p.77.
Get ready to take notes on a classic video, "Bill Nye the Science Guy- Cells!"
Monday, November 2, 2015
Introduction to the Cell Theory
Hello!
I. We are watching a video and taking notes on p.77. You are trying to answer our critical question:How did the invention of the microscope lead to the development of the Cell Theory?
- What is a theory?
- What does the Cell Theory state?
- What evidence supports this theory?
Be sure to include the scientists' names and describe their contributions.
II. Please add your November calendar to your IA Notebook p.78 after you write your homework assignment down.
III. Make a new section title page on p.79 which includes:
- the title in tall (2") letters, CELLS
- 3 colors
- 2 related pictures
IV. Log in to Google Classroom to get your assignments.
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