Below is pictures of stuff I took pictures of that went with the degree measure we needed...
 120 Degrees

 90 Degrees

 45 Degrees

 60 Degrees

72 Degrees

This is a Mitosis Diagram.
This is from the chromosomes of Expo the Lizard. (made-up)

This is a Meiosis Diagram.
It is also from Expo the Lizard. (made-up)

Telophase Cell

Below is a picture of a cell in the middle of the last stage... telophase. I know this is a picture of telophase because the cell is in the middle of cytokinisis.

http://www.wi.mit.edu/news/paradigm/spring_2008/splitsville2.html

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Yesterday we were assigned to do...

• 5.1 Page 214-215 Qu. 5-8, 11-13 & 15
• 5.2 Page 222-223 Qu. 6-9, 11-15

All need to be done by tomorrow for homework.


Notes done today...

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Yesterday we worked on a science portfolio. Its purpose is to organize your work, to have evidence of learning to your parents, your teacher, and other students, to reflect on what you have done "Collect, Select, Reflect".

Science Portfolio should be in four catagories:

1. Summative Assessments~counts for marks
2. Lab Work~pre-lab and lab write-up
3. Approaching~shows signs of improvment
4. Demostrating~shows evidence of meeting learning outcomes

Before 2:00pm, everyone will need to be done Page.93 Ouestions 1, 3-7 and have the categories labeled on the portfolios.

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Yesterday the internet was not working so I am doing the post today.

Yesterday, we had notes to write about atoms and different definitions...
Here it is below...



We were also assigned to complete page 257 in the worksheets.

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Below is a checklist for math and is ALL supposed to be done.


Checklist for Math:
1. Textbook 1.1
2. Textbook 1.2
3. Textbook "Mid-Unit Review" Pg. 21 Qu.1-11
4. Textbook 1.3
5. Photo Assignment.... (below)
Photo Assignment Checklist:
1. Title (Name of the Object)
2. Photo (*If web guaranteed, provide URL as credit)
3. Explicit- formula for surface area
4. Explicit- formula for volume
5. Calculator Link for surface area
6. Calculator Link
7. LABELS! (math 9, display name, savolume)

Shapes Assignment

The object we chose is a rectangular prism.

The formula for surface area is- 2(d(h+w)+hw)                d- depth
                                                                                                                                     h-height
The formula for volume is- dhw                                                    w-width

http://www.csgnetwork.com/surfareacalc.html  -  is a calculator for surface area

http://www.csgnetwork.com/volumecalc.html   - is a calculator for volume

These calculators are for all types of 3d shapes

Recently we have been assigned to post pictures that are either homogeneous or/are heterogeneous. So, this is mine.

Above is a picture of a drum kit, the drum kit is heterogeneous because if you take the drum set apart it the pieces would all be different.

This mannequin is heterogeneous because the layers of the hair is uneven.

This paintbrush is heterogeneous because the paint bristles are uneven and the paint splatters are uneven also.

This is a water pump and a bunch of stuff under it this would also be heterogeneous because all of all of the items are different and have different pieces to them.

This is my drawing of a flower from art class, this is heterogeneous because the shading is all different.

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Today the class had a substitute, so in science we looked up Google Reader and we subscibed to some science stuff here is a link to show what it is....

https://accounts.google.com/ServiceLogin?service=reader&passive=1209600&continue=http://www.google.com/reader&followup=http://www.google.com/reader



When you click this LINK it will take you to the HOME screen and you click ADD SUBSCIPTION and type in then search box what you want to look up.

!Test Tubes and Lab Equipment Related To It!

Below is a picture of a test tube. Test Tubes are used for mixing chemicals or just stuff.  Bre and I were given many of them!

Below is a picture of a Test Tube Rack and a test tube rack holds Test Tubes so that they are not rolling all over the place.

Under all of this very boring writing is a picture of a Test Tube Brush.... Personally I thought it was a tiny toilet brush.... But a test tube brush is used to clean test tubes, NOT TOILETS! 

Next is tweezers... or also known as forceps, are used instead of fingers, so that you can grasp small or gross objects... For example, discecting frogs... eww.