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October 31, 2005

Oh, the indignity!

Chica says there is no homework tonight. Happy Halloween!

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Posted by Larkin at 10:29 AM

Jekyll Island

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All forms are due by Friday, November 4th!

The following forms are required:
* Green - Behavior Policy
* Pink - Overnight Permission Form
* Gold - Medical History (school will notarize)
* White - Copy of Child's Insurance Card (FRONT & BACK)

* Please be aware that Trip Two, February 22-24, is almost full. Students will be automatically placed in Trip One, February 20-22. *

Posted by Larkin at 10:14 AM

October 27, 2005

Quiz Monday

Don't forget! There will be a quiz on Monday, October 31st, covering the first two sections of Chapter Three. Students need to review genotypes, phenotypes, heterozygous, homozygous, hybrid, purebread, dominant, recessive, alleles, and Punnett Squares.

Posted by Larkin at 11:58 AM

October 25, 2005

Homework for 10/25

Students should finish Workbook 3-2 for homework.

Posted by Larkin at 03:56 PM

More Punnett Fun!

Practice forming genotypes and phenotypes by clicking on THIS LINK.

Posted by Larkin at 03:53 PM

October 24, 2005

Homework for 10/24

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Students should finish their Sponge Bob Genetics sheet for homework.

Posted by Larkin at 04:51 PM

Chickens and Lemmings!

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Click on the link to play the Punnett Square Game.

Posted by Larkin at 04:11 PM

October 19, 2005

Homework for 10/19/05

Students should finish their mitosis flip books for homework, (worked on in class yesterday), and complete section 3-1 of their workbook.

Posted by Larkin at 02:21 PM

October 17, 2005

Cell Division Game

Save the cell!

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Click on THIS LINK to begin playing!

Posted by Larkin at 11:17 AM

Mitosis Quiz

There will be a quiz covering cell division on Wednesday, October 19th. Students will be quized over all the phases of cell division and mitosis, including: Interphase, Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase, Telophase, and Cytokinesis. Students should refer to Chapter 2, Section 5 of their text.

Below you can find the links to study notes and activities we'll use in class as a review.

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Posted by Larkin at 11:07 AM

October 07, 2005

3rd Period Parents

Dear 3rd Period Parents -

Please be patient with me as I try to finalize your child's grade. It has been very difficult merging three different teachers' grade books into one! I am in the process of entering each teacher's assignments, and then exempting your students who did not have that teacher originally...what a nightmare! Do not be alarmed if your child has a lot of exemptions (E), missing work (M), or if their class average is a 37. Everything should be back on track by Monday. Thank you for your patience!

Posted by Larkin at 05:32 PM

Play Jeopardy Online!

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Here is our Jeopardy review game we played in class on Friday. The review game covers materials from Chapter One and Chapter Two. Good luck studying this weekend and don't forget about the study session at 8:15 Monday morning.

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Posted by Larkin at 04:13 PM

October 06, 2005

Test Review Sheet

The Chapter One and Two Test Review sheet can be downloaded and printed from the link below. The questions on the review sheet are extremely comprehensive and STRIKINGLY SIMILAR to the test that will be given on Monday, October 10th. The review sheet may be completed and signed by a parent for an additional 5 bonus points.

Download file

*There will be a study session before school on Monday morning at approximately 8:15*

Posted by Larkin at 09:51 AM

October 05, 2005

Test

A test will be given on Monday, October 10th, covering Chapters One and Two. More details and a study guide will be given out in the next day.

Posted by Larkin at 10:33 AM

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