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BIOLOGY AGENDAS

This biology agenda includes various activities and review sessions for the evolution unit, such as DIY board games, media center test prep, and evolutionary theory discussions.

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BIOLOGY AGENDAS

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  1. BIOLOGY AGENDAS Spring 2012

  2. Biology – Friday 4/27 DIY board game Monday: Media Center USA test prep Tuesday: DIY Board Game Wednesday: Spring Fling Thursday: DIY Board Game – due at end of period Friday: Media Center USA Test Prep

  3. Biology – Thursday 4/26 • Test Returns and review • EOCT review intro • EOCT review: team game

  4. Biology – Wednesday 4/25 • 1st period: honors assembly • 6th and 7th periods: evolution video • Bring TEXT BOOKS tomorrow

  5. Biology – Tuesday 4/24 Turn in Packet • Evolution Video Questions • Evolution Section 15.1 (4 parts) • Evolution concept web (complete) • Mechanisms of evolution – Notes (complete) • Shaping Evolutionary Theory 15.3 Test Journal Check

  6. Biology – Monday 4/23 Warm Up – Put Packet together and complete all sheets • Evolution Video Questions • Evolution Section 15.1 (4 parts) • Evolution concept web (complete) • Mechanisms of evolution – Notes (complete) • Shaping Evolutionary Theory 15.3 Test tomorrow Packet due tomorrow Journal check tomorrow

  7. Biology – Friday 4/20 Warm Up • Break down the word endosymbiosis into its components to get a clue of its meaning. Define each part. • Define endosymbiont theory (p. 406). • Sketch the figure 14.7 (p. 407) and label. • Stamp 15.3 ws • evolution video • Test Tuesday • Journal check and packet due Tuesday

  8. Biology – Thursday 4/19 Warm Up • What is convergent evolution? • What is divergent evolution? • Match the following terms (one from a with one from b), and explain: • Convergent evolution, divergent evolution • Analagous structures, homologous structures HW/CW: Ch 15.3 ws Test Tuesday

  9. Biology – W 4/18 Warm Up • Why is it important that archaebacteria were first organisms? • What came first, prokaryotes or eukaryotes? Explain. • What came first, Autotrophs or heterotrophs? Explain. • What came first? Muliticellular or unicellular? Explain. • After bacteria, which kingdom came first? Explain. Continue Evolution notes Evolution Test next Tuesday

  10. Biology – T 4/17 Warm Up • Why are variations important to survival of a species? • Complete cladogram activity and follow-up sheet and turn in • Evolution notes

  11. Biology – M 4/16 Warm Up • How do variations in species get introduced? (2 ways) • What forms of evidence do scientists use to piece together evolutionary theory? (text section 15.2) Cladogram partner activity

  12. Biology – F 4/13 Read turtle fossil article Underline important facts Warm Up • What is a paleantologist? • What is special about this fossil? • What are the 2 theories about this fossil? Complete evolution video clips & notes

  13. Biology – Th 4/12 Warm Up • What is a vestigial structure? • Give 3 examples of vestigial structures? • How can vestigial structures be evidence for evolution? • Stamp HW • Evolution video clips w/ notes

  14. Biology – W 4/11 Warm Up • What is a vestigial structure? • Give 3 examples of vestigial structures? • How can vestigial structures be evidence for evolution? Complete timeline. HW: Evolution textbook ws

  15. Biology – T 4/10 Warm Up • What do BYA and MYA stand for? (p. 397) • On a time-line, which end is “now”, left or right? Complete time-line.

  16. Biology – M 4/9 • Test returns: Genetics • New Unit: Evolution

  17. Evolution Learning Standards • SB5 Students will evaluate the role of natural selection in the development of the theory of evolution. • a. Trace the history of the theory.b. Explain the history of life in terms of biodiversity, ancestry, and the rates of evolution.c. Explain how fossil and biochemical evidence support the theory.d. Relate natural selection to changes in organisms.e. Recognize the role of evolution to biological resistance (pesticide and antibiotic resistance).

  18. Biology – F. 3/16 • Review yesterday’s warm up • Sex-linked traits and codominance CW/HW: Sex-linked traits and codominancews’s

  19. The 23rd pair of chromosomes that determines gender and other traits. X and Y. • XX for females and XY for males • Organism that has one recessive allele for a trait, but doesn’t show the trait. • They are mostly male.

  20. Biology – Th. 3/15 Warm Up • What are the sex chromosomes? • What is the genotype for males? For females? • What is a carrier? • List all the people you know who are color blind. Review quiz Stamp and review di-hybrid crosses ws Sex-linked traits notes and ws

  21. Biology – T. 3/13 Warm Up • What process did you model when you cut the homologous chromosomes apart in yesterday’s lab? • What law of Mendel’s does #1 represent? • What process did you model when you pulled one random chromosome from each “parent”? • What law of Mendel’s does #3 represent? • Pair the following terms: • Homozygous, hybrid, purebred, heterozygous Di-hybrid crosses Quiz tomorrow: vocab through #21 & Punnett squares (not including di-hybrid crosses) HW: • complete di-hybrid crosses ws • Practice with Punnett squares websites posted on my blog.

  22. Biology – W. 3/14 Warm Up • Can you tell the genotype of parents, given the phenotype of offspring for a certain trait? Explain for both no and yes. • Genetics Quiz • Complete di-hybrid crosses ws.

  23. Biology – M. 3/12 Warm Up (no need to write this out) • Compare answers with your neighbor on the punnett squares. Stamp punnettsws Reebops partner lab Quiz Wed

  24. Reebops • Cut out chromosomes lay them out side by side • Fill in punnett squares on back • turn chromosomes upside down, keeping the pairs together • For each trait, pull one chromosome from each parent and record in genotypes column • Circle your reebop’s genotypes in the punnett squares • Make reebop • Place on scrap paper with your name on it on side counter • Clean up

  25. Biology – F. 3/9 Warm Up • In pea plants, how many alleles does each gene have? • Complete the multiplication table: Genetics Notes and punnetts

  26. Biology – Thur. 3/8 Warm Up • Draw and label flower p. 669 figure 23.7 inset • Which part of the flower is male? Which part is female? • What is pollination? • What is self-pollination? • What is cross-pollination? Read paragraph at bottom of 277 carefully. 6. How did Mendel prevent self pollination of pea plants? Genetics notes in science journal Quiz next Wednesday terms #1-17, Ch 10.2

  27. Biology – Wed. Mar. 7th Warm Up • What is the relationship between gametes (sex cells) and genetics? Test returns and review HW/CW: Genetics vocab

  28. Biology – Mon. Mar. 5 Warm Up • If you get a mutation in your skin cell, does that get passed down to your children? Explain Stamp & review Mutations Practice ws & Molecular Genetics ws More test review Test Tomorrow Packet due tomorrow

  29. Biology – Tues. Mar. 6th DNA & Protein Synthesis Packet • DNA Notes Guide (with Study Guide on back) • DNA: The Stuff of Life (Notes Organizer) • Protein Synthesisvocab sheet • Protein Synthesis Notes (with Transcription and Translation Worksheet on back) • Protein Synthesis Simulation Activity • Mutations Practice • Molecular Genetics Review

  30. Biology – Fri. Mar. 2 Warm Up • In yesterday’s lab, what did the beads represent? • What molecule did the complete beaded pipe-cleaner represent? • What process did you represent when you wrote the mRNA code from the DNA code? • What molecule did you model when you placed the beads on the pipe cleaner? • What process is modeled when the beads get placed on the pipe cleaner? • Are all mutations bad? Explain. CW: Complete lab Mutations ws – due monday Review ws – due Monday Review session in 1204 Monday after school Test Tuesday

  31. Biology – Wed., February 29th Warm Up • What happens if a nitrogen base gets out of order? • What do you call it if an extra nitrogen base gets added? • Gets subtracted? • Different nitrogen base gets put in? Stamp HW Complete all worksheets

  32. Biology - Tuesday, February 28th Warm Up • Write a paragraph describing the process of protein synthesis. Be sure to include all the vocab words shown on the board. Protein synthesis practice

  33. Biology - Monday, February 27th • Protein synthesis notes • CW/HW protein synthesis notes sheet

  34. Biology - Friday, February 24th • Stamp Protein Synthesis ws • Returns • Go over quiz Warm Up • How many letters are in the alphabet? • How many words in the english language? • How do letters and words relate to amino acids and proteins? Go over PS worksheet Protein synthesis notes

  35. Biology - Thursday, February 23rd • DNA quiz • Protein Synthesis

  36. Biology - Wednesday, February 22nd • Warm Up • What three letters do most enzymes end with? • What enzyme did the scissors represent in the DNA replication activity? • What enzyme helps the new nitrogen bases bond to the unzipped side during replication? RNA notes QUIZ tomorrow: DNA history, structure and replication + RNA structure

  37. Biology - Tuesday, February 21st • DNA extraction lab • Due at end of class

  38. Biology - Friday, February 17th Warm Up 1. Why does DNA have to replicate? • DNA replication notes & discovery history • Quiz Thursday: DNA & RNA structure, DNA replication

  39. Biology - Thursday, February 16th Warm up • What is DNA replication? • What do you think DNA has to do before it can replicate? DNA replication cut and paste.

  40. Biology - Wednesday, February 15th • Review DNA homework ½ sheet DNA notes HW: Complete study guide for section 1 only

  41. Biology - Tuesday, February 14th Warm Up (p. 331) • What are the monomers (the repeating parts) of DNA? • What are the pairing nitrogen bases? • What is the railing made of? Make your own DNA

  42. Biology - Monday, February 13th Warm Up • Brainstorm with a partner things you know about DNA. Write down as many things as you can. (Reward for the most!) Intro DNA CW/HW: DNA coloring ws

  43. DNA: what do you see?

  44. Biology - Friday, February 10th • Turn in packet • Meiosis work sheet (colored) • Ch 9 study guide (with concept map) test Journal check

  45. Biology - Thursday, February 9th Warm up • What phase is missing between meoisis I and meiosis II? • How many times does the DNA replicate in meiosis? • Is meiosis a cycle? Explain. http://cellsalive.com/ Stamp and review meiosis ws Review for test Cell Cycle and Meiosis test tomorrow Journal Check (Warm ups) tomorrow Cell Cycle and Meiosis test Packet • Meiosis work sheet (colored) • Ch 9 study guide (with concept map)

  46. Cell Cycle and Meiosis test Packet • Meiosis work sheet (colored) • Ch 9 study guide (with concept map)

  47. Biology - Wednesday, February 8th Warm Up • Complete VENN diagram in your notes with information from text p. 275 Meiosis ws Test Friday: Ch 9 & 10.1; Asexual cell division & meiosis

  48. Biology - Tuesday, February 7th Warm Up • Where does meiosis happen? • What are the products of meiosis? Notes Begin meiosis ws Test Friday

  49. Biology - Monday, February 6th Warm Up • Compare and contrast sex cells and body cells • Review quiz • Meiosis notes

  50. Biology - Friday, February 3rd Warm Up • Why does my daughter have a webbed toe? Stamp study guide Review mitosis Mitosis quiz

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