7A: Banana Lab: DNA
7B: Today we had our genetics vocabulary quiz and completed a cartoon genetics activity.
7C: Warm-Up: Trait Wheel
Classwork: Work on Genetics Essay Test
Homework: Finish Genetics Essay Test…due MONDAY! (Yes, typed is better!)
Also, organize your notebooks. You will turn them in on Monday.
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7A: DNA Bracelets/ DNA Drawings
7B: Nice job making your DNA projects. Please remember the quiz Friday. See Monday’s blog for more information.
7C: Essay/Test
For additional Punnett Square practice check out online resources!
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7A – Genetics Notes/ Sponge Bob Genetics
7B – Punnett Square Story/Group Activity, Vocabulary Quiz on Friday
Homework: Vocab quiz on Friday – Study guide link below.
Heredity Vocabulary Study Guide
7C – DNA Introduction andCreating Strands of DNA
Classwork: Today we reviewed the structure of DNA. Students then built their very own model of DNA. Sections 3/4 & 6 need to finish this for homework. Section 7/8 will complete it tomorrow in class.
Homework: Finish DNA Model, Bring in a Banana for Wednesday’s Banana LAB
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We recently demonstrated the Blood Punch Lab in class. You had fun and we learned a great deal about blood and the components that make up blood. View the lab online and if you like try this one at home. Enjoy!
Mrs. Leonard
Blood-Punch-Podcast-1_0001
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7A: Today, we did opening #18. Then we continued our tiered Body Systems and Kingdoms activities. Computer days will be the Feb. 8th, 9th, 10th, and 11th and group days will be Feb. 3rd , 4th , and 12th. All activities are due on February 12th. Presentations will begin the next week.
Homework: None
7B: Earthworm Lab: Great job! Wednesday we will complete the lab. Thursday we will review for the major body organs quiz and then on Friday we will take the major body organs quiz. A study guide was sent home yesterday with basic terms and functions. A study guide was sent home today with pictures of the organs and bulletted functions. The second one can be used as flashcards. Study! Study!
7C: Warm-Up: RP #5
What system performs each function?
1. different in males and females, it passes on genetic information __________
2. sends electrical messages using neurons________
3. makes blood, protects internal organs and aids in movement____
4. fights infection or invading pathogens__________
Classwork: Today in class we conducted an experinment to determine if the Underwater Contest was fair or not. What did you determine? Finish writing up your lab report and write a letter to the officials. This is due on Wednesday!
Homework:
Vocabulary Flashcards or Flipbook is due on Wednesday.
Lung Capacity Lab is due on Wednesday.
Respiratory/Circulatory Vocab Quiz is Friday
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7A: Warm-Up CRCT Tuesday Review
Vocabulary Review
7B: Warm-Up CRCT Tuesday Review
We continued working on our cell theory projects today. We will turn in our warm-ups Thursday.
7C: AGENDA:
A. Warm-Up #10 week 1109
B. Finish Choice Project (in class) How were cells discovered?
Homework: DUE Wed 11/11
Think-Tac Toe Assignment- Read pages 42-47 & complete 3 questions in a row or diagonally from sheet provided. If absent, complete end of section questions 1 thru 7 and #11 from page 47.
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7A: Today, we did opening #15. Then we took the Cells Vocab Test.
Homework: None. This is the kickoff week to stomp out bullying in our school. Tomorrow is Mix It Up Lunch Day and Mix It Up Clothes Day to show our support for diversity and not leaving anyone without a friend at lunch. We are also having a canned food drive at McClure, so bring your canned food items to homeroom.
7B: Math Monday Warm-Up
Projects for History of the Cell Theory were assigned and students began to work on their in-class projects.
Homework: None
7C: Current Grade: (see child’s agenda)
Warm-Up #11week1109
Turn in your Characteristics of Cells Flip Books Characteristics of Living Things booklet
How were cells discovered? Choice Projectscell theory timeline assignment
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FIELD DAY TOMORROW! Please remember water bottles will be on sale for $1.00.
7A:
- Bill Nye taught us about the Food Web.
- No homework tonight.
- Remember to wear your Olympic shirt or a white shirt.
- Go Japan!
7B:
- We are working on the Carbon and Nitrogen cycles.
- No homework
- Remember to wear your Olympic shirt or a purple shirt.
- Go Kenya!
7C:
- We turned in our Notebooks. All makeup work is due today.
- Ecology Unit Test
- No Homework
- Remember to wear your Olympic shirt or a black shirt.
- Go China! 去小組!
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The Olympic Opening ceremony was great! Tomorrow’s 7th grade event is the Academic Bowl.
去小組!- Chinese for “Go team!”
7A:
- Warm-Up/Math Monday - Average temperatures for the week to find the average high and average low.
- Owl Pellet Lab completed in class
7B:
- Warm-Up/Math Monday – Qualitative and Quantitative Data
- Water, Carbon, and Nitrogen Cycles
Homework:
- Complete Cycles Chart, textbook pages 508-510
7C:
- Warm-Up: Graphs #26
- Turn in NB #3 Quiz Remediation Questions
- On-line Practice Test & Board Games
- See Ms. Pangburn’s BLOG for practice test link
Homework:
- Ecology Unit Test Chapters 18 & 20 tomorrow
- Notebook due tomorrow. You should have all 20 items in order.
- See Ms. Pangburn’s BLOG for Notebook Table of Contents
- Complete Study Guide: check answers on Ms. Pangburn’s BLOG using the “Answer Page” at top of BLOG.
- All make-up work due no later than Tuesday, Sept, 29th
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7A: Owl Pellet Lab
7B: Oh, Deer! We simulated a deer population in an ecosystem and learned about limiting factors and carrying capacity.
7C: We completed the Lion King packet today in class. All missing work is due Tuesday in class with no exceptions.
Next week begins our Olympic Week. Be sure to wear your Olympic shirt or a shirt of the same color represented by your team.
Enjoy your weekend!
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