Ch. 2 bio jeopardy

http://docs.google.com/Presentation?id=dgz6rz42_28fr9p6qfh

Bio: Ch. 3 jeopardy

http://docs.google.com/Presentation?id=dgz6rz42_216bs8gc4k

Chem: Semester One Tests, review websites

Dearest Chem Students:

Here are the previous tests from this semester. The final will be comprised of similar questions to these.

Expect*:
25 vocab matching
10 short answer questions
5 balancing
5 naming compounds
5 sigfigs
5 sci notation
5 metric conversions
1 ionic and covalent bonding
2 double replacement reaction
Extra credit problems
*I may add a few other problems...

You may bring one 3x5 inch note card with information on it. However, it MUST be handwritten. No photocopies, typed or any mechanically enhanced or replicated cards will be allowed. They must be turned it with your final.

I will supply a periodic table, compound naming flow chart, solubility rules and polyatomic names sheet.

Here are the old tests: (copy and past URL into your web browser)

Ch 2 and 3: http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=dgz6rz42_10dhwxgfd7

Ch. 4: http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=dgz6rz42_18fbf695gt

Ch. 5: http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=dgz6rz42_19cwhr8hg4

Ch. 6: http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=dgz6rz42_20gthmbjfc

I think that this resource is awesome: Chem Team. There are a lot of practice problems and tips on how to solve problems. It can be wordy, but helpful.

Practice worksheets HERE!

Hope this helps! Remember, I'll be out of town Monday to Wednesday afternoon. I'll be in early Thursday. Don't hesitate to ask Ms. Strand for questions...she's really helpful!

Ms. C

Bio: Hey, new study guides and such.

Woo-hoo! NEW and IMPROVED study guide for those who want to rock the final:

Copy and paste this URL:
http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=dgz6rz42_8gccf4dfv


Also, here are some vocab words to make flash cards:

There are six pages, one for each chapter:
http://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=pVmE_RYTi1GvcsHMrsnwSMg

Book Review

Hope this helps!

There will be study sessions after school this Thursday and Friday. Remember, I'll be leaving for a meeting Monday afternoon and won't return until Wednesday afternoon.

Bio: Yeast Lab instructions and how-tos

Need some help writing the lab? This might help: http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=dgz6rz42_6hfcvgvdj

How will it be graded? http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=dgz6rz42_7gmtbrffm

What's that website that will help us write our report? http://labwrite.ncsu.edu/tutor/tutor.php

Leave a comment or question. Remember, this is due Friday.

Enviro Sci: Population Explosions

The following links correspond to Activity 1 of Population Explosions:

World Population Clock

State and County Quick Facts

Historical Estimates of World Population

World HyperHistory

Population Growth Rate Map

Bio: Yeastie Beasties, Part Two

Alrighty, the data is finally ready to go!

All data: http://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=pCoKFbPlznxWGLRZH-yByaA




Remember, I extended the due date to Friday, Jan. 16th.

Enviro-Book Resource

Hey Enviro Students:

Link for book resources


Has practice quizzes, study cards, etc.

Bio: Carbon Footprint and Sustainability Act for Block Day

For Block Day, 1/7 and 1/8, we will be exploring in greater detail how human population impacts our environment.

Carbon Footprint and http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=dgz6rz42_0cwrdvpdm

Sustainability Activity and http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=dgz6rz42_1dfxtv3g5

These will be due Friday, 1/9.

Also, don't forget to turn in your Service Learning Reflections on Block Day!

Bio: Human Population Growth Activity

Please use the following link for our Human Population Growth Activity today (1/6):

Human Pop. Activity

Enviro Sci...Marine Biome Links

Enviro Sci...

Here some links for your assignment today:

Wetlands
Marine Biomes
Fresh Water
Oceans

Also, please feel free to use other sources as long as they are reliable.

Worksheet is due Tuesday, Jan. 6th.

Biology...Those Yeasties Beasties!

Hey Bio students! Welcome back from an extended Christmas Break. Love that snow!!!

If you recall, we were studying yeast population growth in solution and counting yeast cells each day. Today, we are going to summarize our data and put it in a google document, found here:

2008 Yeast Data

You will use this data to write your lab report using the format from UNCU's LabWrite. You have your data, hypothesis and this blog to help you out.

The Lab Report is due next Monday, January 12th!