Category: Biology 11 Martin 1-2

8 November – With EOC, you received and worked on the dichotomous key worksheets (3)

14 November – Continued working on worksheets from last class, and took notes on Origins of Life on Earth.

Complete the reverse side of the taxonomy worksheet, as well as the “Primate Classification” on side one of the handout from today.

Print “Classification – Template Notes” from the Moodle site.

Complete the Expectation 4 from LG 4 assigned last week if you haven’t already done so.

Bring the LG sheets to class next day.  They are available on the Moodle site.  Be sure to print the activity pages LG5 pages 3-5 single sided (we will be using scissors to cut them).

Complete the Expectation 4 on p. 1 of LG 4 (Taxonomy and Classification).

Be sure that all assignments have been handed in:  4 Expectations, 4 Evolution worksheets (Elephant, Natural Selection (beans activity), Evidence of Evolution (the one with the colouring) and Evidence from Structure (with the prairie dog example)).

For next class, please ensure that you have printed Part 2 of the LG from the Moodle site. 

Have a nice weekend.

Finish the Natural Selection Assignment.  Please complete all the questions up to the end of the third page.

Study for the test – DNA, RNA, Protein Synthesis, etc, as well as Evolution.  Refer to the LG for the sections of the textbook that we covered.

Please also refer to the notes we took in class for your studying.

If you haven’t already done so, please ensure that you have obtained the necessary pages from the Moodle site.

Test 18 October.  See previous posts for info.

Finish the “Evidence for Evolution” assignment from the Learning Guide.  On the back page (last page), answer the questions at the top of the page only.  You do not need to do “For further investigation” or “Computer activities.”

Please ensure that you have obtained the next assginment from Moodle,  “Simulating Natural Selection,” for next class.

Study for test – Thursday 18 October 2012 – On DNA, RNA, Protein Synthesis, as well as evolution.

Ensure that you obtain the Learning Guide part 2 that is posted on the Moodle site.