If you are interested, you can find past Regents exams (and their answer keys) at the NY State Regents web site.
Click here to go there.
Showing posts with label 8th grade. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 8th grade. Show all posts
Saturday, June 21, 2008
Wednesday, June 11, 2008
Regents Review Resources
I have put together a web page with lots of links to resource you can use to review for the Regents exam.
One of those links is to the the NY State web site with past Regents exams and answer keys.
You can find this page here.
Labels:
8th grade,
preparation,
regents,
study guides
Tuesday, June 10, 2008
Study Guides for The Living Environment
I have created study guides for each of our major units this year.
You can either view them on line or download them to your computer.
You can find them here.
You can either view them on line or download them to your computer.
You can find them here.
Living Environment Year in Review
Here is a presentation which covers most of what we have studied this year.
Labels:
8th grade,
period 6,
study guides
Wednesday, June 4, 2008
Ecology Study Guide
Read this doc on Scribd: EcologyStudyGuide
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8th grade,
period 6,
resources,
study guides
Monday, May 19, 2008
Fish Evolution Assignment - Period 6
Hello all.
Here is the place for your assignment on the Fish Evolution/Re-evolution article.
You will read the article and then put together a one-page reflection which addresses the following questions:
Just in case you need it, here's a link to the article.
I very much look forward to seeing what you've written and what you've learned.
Here is the place for your assignment on the Fish Evolution/Re-evolution article.
You will read the article and then put together a one-page reflection which addresses the following questions:
- How does the article demonstrate what we've learned about evolution?
- What were the changes that forced the fish to evolve the first time?
- What were those adaptations?
- What were the changes that forced the fish to evolve again?
- What were those adaptations?
- What questions do you now have about evolution?
Just in case you need it, here's a link to the article.
I very much look forward to seeing what you've written and what you've learned.
Labels:
8th grade,
evolution,
period 6,
reflections,
weekly reports
Sunday, May 18, 2008
Reverse Evolution

I just read a really cool article about the reverse evolution of a certain kind of fish.
You can read it by clicking here.
Tuesday, May 13, 2008
Evolution Study Guide
Read this doc on Scribd: Evolution Study Guide
Labels:
8th grade,
evolution,
period 6,
resources,
study guides
Wednesday, May 7, 2008
Monday, May 5, 2008
Genetics Animations

I thought it might be helpful to have links to the animations we looked at in class that illustrate DNA Replication and Protein Synthesis, so here they are:
DNA Replication
Protein Synthesis
Also, if you have questions about these two topics, you can post them here and I'll respond.
Labels:
8th grade,
animations,
genetics,
period 6
Saturday, May 3, 2008
Regents Preparation Resources
Ms. Bennett and I have put together a web page with links to lots of resources to help you prepare for the Regents.
Please let me know what you find useful and not useful.
You can find the page by clicking here.
Please let me know what you find useful and not useful.
You can find the page by clicking here.
Labels:
8th grade,
period 6,
preparation,
regents,
resources
Thursday, May 1, 2008
Genetics Study Guide
I have put together a study guide for our test on Genetics.
You can read it below, or click here to download your own copy.
You can also post any questions you have here and I'll answer them here on the blog.
You can read it below, or click here to download your own copy.
You can also post any questions you have here and I'll answer them here on the blog.
Read this doc on Scribd: Genetics Study Guide
Labels:
8th grade,
genetics,
period 6,
resources,
study guides
Monday, March 17, 2008
My plan as a student - 8th grade - DUE WEDNESDAY

One of the good things about coming to the end of the marking period is that it gives us a chance to reflect on what we have done well and what we can do better.
I want you to write three goals you have for yourself as a student (notice I didn't say as a science student) for the 3rd trimester. Remember that goals are specific and measurable.
Here's an example:
- Not a goal -- I want to be a better person.
- A goal -- Every day, I will do something nice for someone else and write down what I do in a journal.
I look forward to reading about your goals. Let yourself by inspired by your fellow students.
Labels:
8th grade,
period 6,
period 9,
reflections
Monday, February 25, 2008
Wednesday, February 13, 2008
Embryonic Development
Hello everyone. I hope you are enjoying the snow day.
I want you to watch the slideshow below on embryonic development. This is about how the new human goes from being 1 cell (the zygote) to 1 trillion cells (little baby doug).
As you watch it, please take notes.
If you have questions, you can post them here.
Labels:
8th grade,
development,
period 6,
reproduction,
resources
Monday, February 11, 2008
Sunday, February 10, 2008
Wednesday, February 6, 2008
Class Notes by Plargo
These are the notes for February 6th.
Positive Feedback Examples
Example #1

Example #2

What is Positive Feedback?
Positive Feedback is when there is nothing stopping the flow
Remember, Hormones work this way!
Positive Feedback Examples
Example #1

Example #2

What is Positive Feedback?
Positive Feedback is when there is nothing stopping the flow
Remember, Hormones work this way!
Labels:
8th grade,
class notes,
period 6
Class Notes - Period 6

Here is a place for the class helpers to post class notes and other materials you think would be helpful for all of us.
Labels:
8th grade,
class notes,
period 6
Sunday, February 3, 2008
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