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Showing posts with label grade 9 Biology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label grade 9 Biology. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 20, 2019
Thursday, December 13, 2018
Tuesday, November 13, 2018
button biology
Phylogenetic tree for Buttons.
The rules were she needed at least 2 Domains:
Bead Buds (single hole organisms and Button Buds two hole organisms).
And 2 cases of parallel evolution:
Development of 4 holes and loss of flatness.
Characteristics she used to classify the buttons included the number of holes (1,2,4 or none), size, color (straight or shell/pearl), shape (flatness or loss of flatness/development of small loop, development of a dimple), and material (plastic, shell, or metal).
Wednesday, October 31, 2018
Monday, August 27, 2018
grade 9 Biology
Grade/Year Taken: 9th 2018-19
Graduation Credit: Science (1.0)
Teacher of Record: Misty L. Brown
Prerequisite: None
Text(s) and Materials Used: Cells INB Bundle, Frog Dissection Lab, Classification INB Bundle, TBA internet resources.
Curriculum Provider: Misty L. Brown
Course Description: This course is designed for the student to explore biology with an emphasis on basic cell structure and function, metabolism and energy transformation, genetics, evolution, and classification.
Weekly Biology lessons will be presented on Mondays. Reading and assignments are to be done independently by the student. Quizzes and finished work will be due on the Friday of the week it was assigned unless otherwise arranged.
Course Content: Cellular Biology, Classifications.
Types of Assessments Used:
Quizzes and Exams Aug 22-June 5
Cells, Interactive Notebook 1st Quarter
Frog Dissection Lab 2nd Quarter (Oct 29)
Classifications, Interactive Notebook 2nd-4th Quarters Oct 27-June 5
Mixed Medium Projects 1st Quarter Oct 22; 2nd Quarter Jan 18
Assessments Designed By: Misty L. Brown
Assessments Graded By: Misty L. Brown
Grade Based On: A. 500-450 B. 449-400 C. 399-350 D. 349-300 F. 299-0
10 weekly Cell Unit quizzes worth 5 points each = 50 points
Cells, Interactive Notebook = 100 points
Cell Unit Exam = 50 points
Frog Dissection = 50 points
Classifications, Interactive Notebook = 100 points
2 Mixed Medium Projects (2 for Classifications) worth 75 each = 150 points
Grade Achieved: TBD
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