Human Body Systems Presentation

Here is the presentation we have been working through in class.

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Human Body Systems Project

Here is a set of good web resources you can use to research/teach each other about the rest of the human body systems.

Link

And here is a list of the questions to keep in front of you as you are working:

1. What are the parts?
2. What do the parts do?
3. How do the parts work with other parts?
4. How does this system help the body maintain homeostasis?
5. How do diseases teach us about how the system functions normally?

Here is a link to the assignment.

Enjoy!

Digestive System Lab Report (Enzymes)

As we have discussed in class, your lab report for the Digestive System/Enzymes labs is due by next Monday (October 29th).

Just in case, you can download the assignment here.

Great Respiratory System Video

Digestive System Study Guide

Due to popular demand, I have put together a study guide for the Digestive System. You can use this to add to your notes and to study for your quiz.

You can download it here.

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Weekly Science Article Report #3 - Period 7

Here is the place to post your Weekly Science Article Report #3.

You are to post your report here by Friday, and to respond to at least 3 other students' reports (in your class) by Monday.

I look forward to reading your work.

(Just in case, here is a link to the assignment)

Weekly Science Article Report #3 - Period 3

Here is the place to post your Weekly Science Article Report #3.

You are to post your report here by Friday, and to respond to at least 3 other students' reports (in your class) by Monday.

I look forward to reading your work.

(Just in case, here is a link to the assignment)

Making Connections Reflection - Period 9

You have spent this lab working with a partner to investigate a claim. The claim may have been about something fairly trivial, but the process you followed is exactly the one used by scientists around the world.

Now that you have completed this experiment, it is time to look back and think about what you have learned. Look over the following questions and then write a two to three-paragraph reflection that answers them. This is to be done on your own.

• What have you learned about how scientists work and the methods they follow?
• Why do you think this method would add to scientific knowledge?
• What would you do differently next time in terms of how your group performed your experiment?

Making Connections Reflection - Period 6

You have spent this lab working with a partner to investigate a claim. The claim may have been about something fairly trivial, but the process you followed is exactly the one used by scientists around the world.

Now that you have completed this experiment, it is time to look back and think about what you have learned. Look over the following questions and then write a two to three-paragraph reflection that answers them. This is to be done on your own.

• What have you learned about how scientists work and the methods they follow?
• Why do you think this method would add to scientific knowledge?
• What would you do differently next time in terms of how your group performed your experiment?

Paper Airplane Reflection - Period 7

Paper Airplane Lab Reflection

We have spent the last week or so doing our first experiment. We did this to learn for ourselves how scientists work.

Now that you have completed this experiment, it is time to look back and think about what you have learned. Look over the following questions and then write a two to three-paragraph reflection that answers them. This is to be done on your own.

• What have you learned about how scientists work and the methods they follow?
• Why do you think this method would add to scientific knowledge?
• What would you do differently next time in terms of how your group performed your experiment?

Paper Airplane Reflection - Period 3

Paper Airplane Lab Reflection

We have spent the last week or so doing our first experiment. We did this to learn for ourselves how scientists work.

Now that you have completed this experiment, it is time to look back and think about what you have learned. Look over the following questions and then write a two to three-paragraph reflection that answers them. This is to be done on your own.

• What have you learned about how scientists work and the methods they follow?
• Why do you think this method would add to scientific knowledge?
• What would you do differently next time in terms of how your group performed your experiment?

Period 9 - Explaining Homeostasis

Here is the place where you should post your reflection about explaining homeostasis to someone at home.

Your reflection should include the following:
1. What was the experience like for you?
2. What worked and what did not work in explaining the concept to someone else?
3. What did you learn from the experience?
4. What questions do you now have?

This is due by Friday, October 5th.

Period 6 - Explaining Homeostasis

Here is the place where you should post your reflection about explaining homeostasis to someone at home.

Your reflection should include the following:
1. What was the experience like for you?
2. What worked and what did not work in explaining the concept to someone else?
3. What did you learn from the experience?
4. What questions do you now have?

This is due by Friday, October 5th.