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Life Science Warm-Ups

Life Science Warm-Ups. Mrs. Anderson. Warm-Ups Week of August 4th. Monday , August 4, 2014. Today for class you will need: Pen/pencil Notebook paper Student handbook Put everything else onto the countertops. Tuesday, August 5, 2014.

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Life Science Warm-Ups

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  1. Life Science Warm-Ups Mrs. Anderson

  2. Warm-UpsWeek of August 4th

  3. Monday, August 4, 2014 Today for class you will need: • Pen/pencil • Notebook paper • Student handbook Put everything else onto the countertops. Footer text here

  4. Tuesday, August 5, 2014 • Complete the “Fish” activity from yesterday, including answering the 3 questions onto your notebook paper. (This will be collected for a grade) • Put your lab binder in the correct location on the counter tops. • Label your 10 tabs as follows: • Daily Agenda • Warm-ups • Biomes • Ecology • Classification • Cells • Human Body Systems • Genetics • Evolution • Assessment/Data Footer text here

  5. Wednesday, August 6, 2014 • In your warm up section of your binder answer the following questions:1. What is the scientific method? 2. When would we use the scientific method? 3. What is a hypothesis and what is it based on? Footer text here

  6. Thursday, August 7, 2014 • Copy and answer the following items below: • A hypothesis is a statement, a possible explanation, or an _________ to a question. It must be _____________________. Fill in the example: If plants are fertilized ______, then they will grow taller. • A formula for writing a hypothesis: IF + constants + Independent Variable, THEN + Dependent Variable + Prediction. • Independent Variable – the one thing that will change • Dependent Variable – the thing being measured in the experiment. • The Control (experiment) is a standard used for comparison in an experiment. Ex: The plant without the fertilizer. Footer text here

  7. Scientific Method Practice: Homer notices that his shower is covered in a strange green slime. His friend Barney tells him that coconut juice will get rid of the green slime. Homer decides to check this out by spraying half of the shower with coconut juice. He sprays the other half of the shower with water. After 3 days of "treatment" there is no change in the appearance of the green slime on either side of the shower. 1. What was the initial observation? Identify the: 2. Control Group 3. Independent Variable 4. Dependent Variable 5. What should Homer's conclusion be? Footer text here

  8. Friday, August 8, 2014 • Earth Science Review: Copy and answer the following questions. • What is the part of the Earth where all of life exists? • The continents were once thought to be one large land mass called ____________________. • The movement of the continents is called _________________ ___________. • What are the three main components of “the air we breathe?” • We all need _____________ in order to breathe and survive. • Thinking question: What do you think is the goal of every organism (living thing) on Earth? Footer text here

  9. Warm-UpsWeek of August 11th

  10. Monday, August 11, 2014 • Copy the following information about data analysis and graphing onto your warm-up paper: • Scientists gather data to answer questions, draw conclusions, and make predictions. You gather data through making observations, using books and articles, the internet, and by performing tests and experiments. • Credible data is data that is reliable (same result or outcome every time) and worthy of belief • Data tables sort information into rows and columns making it easier to find and compare information. • Line graphs show changes in data over time. The x-axis and y-axis must be labeled on the graph. • When comparing numbers or quantities, a bar graph is used to represent data. • A circle graph is used to show the parts of a whole. Ex: Percentages • Data can be used to make predictions of future events, or conclusions about trends (or patterns of change) in events. Footer text here

  11. Tuesday, August 12, 2014 • Study for the next 5 minutes for your post-test that covers: • Data (collection and interpretation) • Variables, Independent and Dependent variables • Correlation (Relationship between two variables), causation (one variable being shown that it can bring about changes in another variable) • True or False: Before setting up your experiment, you need to identify all of the variables that could possibly affect your experiment. Footer text here

  12. Wednesday, August 13, 2014 Answer onto your notebook paper: • What are the different units that can be used to measure length? • What are the different units that can be used to measure mass? • What are the different units that can be used to measure volume? Footer text here

  13. Thursday, August 14, 2014 Copy and answer the following questions: • A factor that may affect the results of an experiment is a _______. • Altering or changing an idea in order to correct, improve, or update it is performing a __________. • When following the scientific method, an experiment is performed after you have identified the variables, and stated your _________. • The decision you make based on your observations is your ______. • If one variable can be shown to bring about changes in another variable, this demonstrates ____________. Footer text here

  14. Friday, August 15, 2014 Copy and answer the following questions: • A line graph usually shows ________ ________ time. • Pieces of information are called ___________. • When you are analyzing a bar graph, you are looking for _________. • What are the 6 characteristics of all living things? • Is movement considered a characteristic of all living things? • What is the volume of a cube measuring 12cm long, by 5 cm wide, and 4 cm tall? • Convert the following using the ladder method: • 1.6 mL = ______ dL b) 443 dkm = ________ km Footer text here

  15. Monday, August 18, 2014 Copy into your warm-up notebook: • Terms for scientific inquiry. • Observing – To “watch” something with your senses. • Classifying – To separate things into groups. • Communicating – To tell others of your results. • Measuring – To use numbers to describe an amount. • Predicting – To make an “educated guess” about an outcome. • Inferring – To turn incomplete observations into predictions. Footer text here

  16. Tuesday, August 19th, 2014 • Write down any questions you have about the vocabulary assignment. • Copy and answer the following questions: • If something does not grow and develop, can it be alive? • What do all living things need? • If I am testing the effectiveness of a new type of household cleaner, what would my independent and dependent variables be? • Convert the following: .890 km = _____ m 2.78 hl = _____ cl

  17. Questions about the vocabulary assignment or the biome project? • If something does not grow and develop, can it be alive? • No, it must have all 6 characteristics of living things. Use energy, grow and develop, reproduce, cellular organization, similar chemicals, respond to stimuli • What do all living things need? • Food, water, living space, homeostasis • If I am testing the effectiveness of a new type of household cleaner, what would my independent and dependent variables be? • Independent= new cleaner • dependent = how clean/number of bacteria • Convert the following: .890 km = _____ m 2.78 hl = _____ cl 890 27,800

  18. Wednesday, August 20th, 2014 Copy and answer the following questions: • When you analyze a line graph, you are looking for __________. Using the graph to the right answer the following questions: • What month had the highest temp? • What month had the highest precip? • What biome would this most likely be?

  19. When you analyze a line graph, you are looking for __________. • Trends Using the graph to the right answer the following questions: • What month had the highest temp? • July • What month had the highest precip? • August • What biome would this most likely be? • Tundra

  20. Thursday, August 21, 2014 • Copy and answer the following questions in complete sentences: • What is a consumer? List 3 examples • What is a decomposer? List 3 examples • What is a producer? List 3 examples • Convert the following: 45 g ________ cg 3.452 m = _____ cm

  21. What is a consumer? List 3 examples • Lion, Bear, Fish – organisms that consume other organisms for energy • What is a decomposer? List 3 examples • Organisms that return nutrients to the soil and break down dead organisms. Fungus, Bacteria, Worms • What is a producer? List 3 examples • Organisms that use sunlight to make their own food. Phytoplankton, bacteria, plants • Convert the following: 45 g = ________ cg 3.452 m = _____ cm 4,500 345.2

  22. Friday, August 22, 2014 Copy and answer the following questions: • Which of the following questions is an example of a scientific question, meaning one that is testable? • What kind of fabric is the strongest? • What kind of fabric makes the best-looking backpack? 2. From the following hypothesis, identify the independent and dependent variables: “If rose bushes are given 10 g of fertilizer X each week, then they will produce more flowers than rose bushes that are given no fertilizer.” 3. Convert the following a) 59.2 mL = ________ dkl b) 66 kg = _________ g c) 118 m = _________hm 4 List 3 examples of things that are living. 5. List 3 examples of things that are non-living. 6. Define what it means if something is dead. Footer text here

  23. A is a scientific question that can be tested. The other question was based upon opinion. • Which of the following questions is an example of a scientific question, meaning one that is testable? 2. From the following hypothesis, identify the independent and dependent variables: “If rose bushes are given 10 g of fertilizer X each week, then they will produce more flowers than rose bushes that are given no fertilizer.” 3. Convert the following a) 59.2 mL = ________ dkl b) 66 kg = _________ g c) 118 m = _________hm 4. List 3 examples of things that are living. 5. List 3 examples of things that are non-living. 6. Define what it means if something is dead. Independent – Fertilizer X Dependent – number of flowers produced 66,000 .00592 1.18 Bird, bee, amoeba, human, etc. Soil, air, wind, water, etc. It once had the 6 characteristics of living things, but it no longer does. Footer text here

  24. Warm-UpsWeek of August 25th

  25. Monday, August 25, 2014 Copy and answer the following questions in your warm-up notebook: • The first step in the scientific method is ____________. • Before drawing any conclusions about an experiment you must ____________. • If a scientist is collecting data about the favorite candy of a group of students, which type of graph would be best to show the data? _____________ • What type of graph would be best to show the number of students in each school in the county? ______________ • T/F: All living things need oxygen. • T/F: If something does not use energy it can still be living.

  26. The first step in the scientific method is _purpose. • Before drawing any conclusions about an experiment you must _analyze data_. • If a scientist is collecting data about the favorite candy of a group of students, which type of graph would be best to show the data? _pie chart. • What type of graph would be best to show the number of students in each school in the county? _bar graph_ • T/F: All living things need oxygen. False (it is not a need of all living things) • T/F: If something does not use energy it can still be living. False (energy use is one of the 6 characteristics of living things

  27. Tuesday, August 26, 2014 On your notebook paper, try and copy the following biome climograph. Locate biome W and the temperate forest on the graph. Based on the information provided, describe one similarity and one difference between the climates of these two biomes.

  28. Tuesday, August 26, 2014 On your notebook paper, try and copy the following biome climograph. Locate biome W and the temperate forest on the graph. Based on the information provided, describe one similarity and one difference between the climates of these two biomes.

  29. Wednesday, August 27, 2014 • Copy and complete the following activities: • Write and explain the steps in the scientific method. • Covert the following using the ladder method: a. 56.4 km = _______hm b. 22 g = _____mg c. 1.48 cL = _____ dkL 3. Compare the temperate rainforest and the tropical rainforest in terms of temperature, precipitation, and location.

  30. 1. Write and explain the steps in the scientific method. • Purpose – What are you testing • Research – going to find out information about what youare testing • Hypothesis – an educated prediction about what the outcome of an experiment will be. • Experiment – testing variables to see the outcome • Summarize/Analyze Data – Collect the data and organize into tables and charts • Conclusion – Share the outcome of the experiment 2. Covert the following using the ladder method: a. 56.4 km = _564_hm b. 0.22 g = _220_mg c. 1.48 cL = _.00148_ dkL 3. Compare the temperate rainforest and the tropical rainforest in terms of temperature, precipitation, and location.

  31. Thursday, August 28, 2014 On your warm-up page, using the photo on the right, identify the following pieces of information: What biome/ecosystem is pictured? What are the abiotic factors? What are the biotic factors? What are the producers? What are the consumers? What process do producers go through to create their own food? What organisms are dependent upon plants to produce oxygen? Convert the following: 35 mm = ______ m

  32. What biome/ecosystem is pictured? Temperate deciduous forest, freshwater ecosystem What are the abiotic factors? Water, air, house, boat, fishing pole What are the biotic factors? Hawk, fish, lily pads, human, grasses, trees What are the producers? Trees, grasses, lily pads What are the consumers? Human, hawk, fish What process do producers go through to create their own food? photosynthesis What organisms are dependent upon plants to produce oxygen? Humans, hawks, fish (respiratory organisms) Convert the following: 35 mm = _.035m

  33. Friday, August 29, 2014 • Copy and complete the following items in your warm-up notebooks: • List the 6 characteristics of all living things: • What is the difference between a characteristic and a need of a living thing? • Define biogeography and biome. • How are organisms dispersed? List and describe the 3 ways. • What prevents organisms from being dispersed? List and describe the 3 ways. • Convert the following using the ladder method: a. 58.2 L = _______ hL b. Which is larger? 56cm _____ 6m

  34. Warm-UpsWeek of Sept 1st

  35. Monday, Sept 1, 2014 • No School – Labor Day Holiday

  36. Tuesday, Sept 2, 2014 • Copy and complete the following items in your warm-up notebooks: • Explain the adaptations that organisms within the following biomes have that help them better survive in their environments: • Desert • Tundra • Temperate Deciduous Forest • Why is the water cycle important? • Why is the carbon-oxygen cycle important? • Convert the following using the ladder method: a. 668 mm = _______ dkm b. 1.3kg _____ cg

  37. Explain the adaptations that organisms within the following biomes have them help them better survive in their environments: • Desert – plants are able to store water for long periods of time, animals are active mostly at night to help conserve water, thick-leathery skin to help prevent water loss, claws to help dig for organisms and open plants and access water • Tundra – thick, white fur to help keep them warm and hidden from other predators, short to keep low to the ground and conserve heat • Temperate Deciduous Forest – trees lose their leaves to prevent water loss during winter months, variety of habitats, animals are able to deal with extreme temperature swings • Why is the water cycle important? Recycles water between the living and non-living parts of the ecosystem • Why is the carbon-oxygen cycle important? Organisms need carbon, and the cycle allows both photosynthetic and respiratory animals to obtain the carbon they need by cycling carbon and oxygen between the abiotic and biotic parts of the ecosystem. • Convert: a. 668 mm = _.0668_ dkm b. 1.3kg = _130,000 cg Footer text here

  38. 1-2-3 Summary Check • Each student will need 3 ½ sticky notes. Using the stick notes, complete the following: • 1 (1st ½) - What is one new thing that you learned today, or learned more about today? • 2 (2nd ½) – What are two things I still don’t understand, or still have questions about? • 3 (3rd ½) – Thinking about what we have been learning in class, what is one connection to a previous standard that I can make? Footer text here

  39. Wednesday, Sept 3, 2014 • Copy and complete the following questions: • Defend this statement: The sun is the driving force behind the water cycle. • What role do producers play in the carbon and oxygen cycles? • How can continental drift explain why unique species are often found on islands? • What are three factors that can limit the dispersal of a species? • Convert the following: 55.3 m = _____ km Footer text here

  40. Defend this statement: The sun is the driving force behind the water cycle. Energy from the sun causes water to evaporate, which is the beginning step of the water cycle. • What role do producers play in the carbon and oxygen cycles? During photosynthesis, producers use carbon from CO2 to make food, and release oxygen. • How can continental drift explain why unique species are often found on islands? Islands are not likely to receive many new species through dispersal, so species on islands developed in isolation. • What are three factors that can limit the dispersal of a species? Physical barriers, climate, and competition • Convert the following: 55.3 m = .0553_ km Footer text here

  41. Thursday, Sept 4, 2014 • Copy and complete the following questions: • What is unique about the angler fish? Where does this fish live? • What ecosystem is characterized by having equal amounts of fresh and salt water, and where organisms are protected from the pounding of the waves? • What are all of the major parts of a biome? • What factor is least important in determining the plant life in a biome? • Give an example of how your body helps maintain homeostasis. • Convert the following: 100.5 dg = _____ hg Footer text here

  42. What is unique about the angler fish? Where does this fish live? The angler fish lives in the deep zone where sunlight does not reach. This fish has developed a symbiotic relationship with bioluminescent bacteria that live in the “antenna” to help attract prey, etc. • What ecosystem is characterized by having equal amounts of fresh and salt water, and where organisms are protected from the pounding of the waves? estuary • What are all of the major parts of a biome? Temperature, precipitation, fresh or salt water, abiotic, & biotic factors • What factor is least important in determining the plant life in a biome? The animals found in that biome • Give an example of how your body helps maintain homeostasis. Sweating, fevers, chills, vomiting, diarrhea, etc. • Convert the following: 100.5 dg = _.1005_ hg Footer text here

  43. Biomes Post-Test Questions # 14, 15, & 20 14. What is the first thing you should do if an accident occurs in the laboratory? a. find the emergency equipment b. notify your teacher c. go to the nearest hospital d. start first aid treatment 15. Making a forecast of what will happen in the future based on past experience or evidence is called a. observing b. inferring c. predicting d. classifying 20. Nitrogen is found in many places in our environment. Nitrogen is found in the air, soil, and in organisms. A consumer like a horse would obtain the nitrogen it needs by doing which of the following? a. breathing b. eating c. expelling waste d. running Footer text here

  44. Friday, Sept 5, 2014 • Copy and complete the following questions: • What part of the ocean has enough light for algae to carry out photosynthesis? • Using the climograph answer the following questions; • What was the average temperature during July? • Which months had the least precipitation? • Why could flash flooding be a concern according to the climograph? • Sally just concluded her experiment on measuring the growth of plants over the past two weeks. What should she do next? • Convert the following: a) .75 L = ______ mL b) 22.9 L = _____ hL Footer text here

  45. What part of the ocean has enough light for algae to carry out photosynthesis? Surface zone • Using the climograph answer the following questions; • What was the average temperature during July? About 72 degrees F • Which months had the least precipitation? December & January • Why could flash flooding be a concern according to the climograph? Boulder receives large amounts of rainfall during April and May, causing the ground to be unable to absorb the amount of precipitation, resulting in large amounts of rushing water. • Sally just concluded her experiment on measuring the growth of plants over the past two weeks. What should she do next? Analyze the data • Convert the following: a) .75 L = _750_ mL b) 22.9 L = _.229_ hL Footer text here

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