What was done?

1. "Becoming an expert on organic molecules" group work.
2. Molecule model kits.
   

What was collected?

1. Review WS Sec 1-3.
   

What was assigned?

1. Egg-speriment report or extension permission is due Friday.
2. Ch. 1 Test is on Monday.
   

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What was done?

1. Becoming an expert on organic molecules.
2. Review WS Sec 1-3.
   

What was collected?

1. Nothing.
   

What was assigned?

1. Egg-speriment report or extension permission is due Friday.
2. Review WS Sec 1-3 (both sides).
   

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What was done?

1. Finished Cell Movie
   

What was collected?

1. WB p. 5-10.
2. Cell movie questions/notes.
   

What was assigned?

1. Egg-speriment report or extension permission is due Friday.

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What was done?

1. Workbook p. 5-10
2. Cell Movie
   

What was collected?

1. Cell wordsearch (periods 1 & 6).
   

What was assigned?

1. Continue the Egg-speriment.
2. Complete workbook p. 5-10.
   

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What was done?

1. Hypotonic, Isotonic, & Hypertonic solutions demonstration.
2. Checking the Egg-speriment progress.

What was collected?

1. Cell analogy paper.
   

What was assigned?

1. Continue the Egg-speriment.

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What was done?

1. Cell Analogy with a structure of student's choice (Day 2).
2. Checking the Egg-speriment progress.

What was collected?

1. Nothing.
   

What was assigned?

1. Continue the Egg-speriment.
2. Color and label the cell analogy paper.
   

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What was done?

1. Cell Analogy with a structure of student's choice.
2. Checking the Egg-speriment progress.

What was collected?

1. Egg Dissection paper.
   

What was assigned?

1. Continue the Egg-speriment.
   

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What was done?

1. Reviewed the progress of the Egg-speriment.
2. The cell chart.
3. The cell analogy.
   

What was collected?

1. Nothing.
   

What was assigned?

1. Dissect an egg at home.
2. Put an egg in vinegar for at least two days.
3. Then put the egg into water for one day. Measure the circumference each day.
   

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What was done?

1. Started the "Egg-speriment" Project.
2. Practiced measuring the circumference of the egg.
   

What was collected?

1. Nothing.
   

What was assigned?

1. Dissect an egg at home.
2. Put an egg in vinegar.

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What was done?

1. "BrainPop Cell Structure" picture notes completed.
   

What was collected?

1. WB sections 1-1 & 1-2 were checked.
   

What was assigned?

1. Nothing.
   

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What was done?

1. "BrainPop Cell Structure" picture notes continued.
   

What was collected?

1. Nothing.
   

What was assigned?

1. WB Sections 1-1 & 1-2 will be checked on Wednesday.
2. Captioned and colored notes.
   

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What was done?

1. Workbook p. 2-4.
2. BrainPop Cell Structure Picture Notes.
   

What was collected?

1. Nothing.
   

What was assigned?

1. WB Sections 1-1 & 1-2 will be checked on Wednesday.
2. Captioned and colored notes.
   

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What was done?

1. Bill Nye: Cells video.
   

What was collected?

1. Life Science Pictures.
   

What was assigned?

1. Video notes complete with questions and summary.
   

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What was done?

1. We received the workbooks.
   

What was collected?

1. Binder and notebook check.
   

What was assigned?

1. Nothing.
   

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What was done?

1. Life Science Textbook pictures.
2. We received textbooks to take and leave at home.
   

What was collected?

1. Nothing.
   

What was assigned?

1. Get a 3-ring binder and thin notebook by Thursday
   

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Head lice derive nutrient by blood-feeding once or more often each day, and cannot survive for more than a day or so at room temperature without ready access to a person's blood. Lice are quite host specific; human lice, for instance, will not feed upon other animals, and lice of other animals would rarely feed upon a person.

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What was done?

1. "Being a Scientist" - observing & inferring activity
   

What was collected?

1. Tear-offs
2. Student Questionnaire
   

What was assigned?

1. Get a 3-ring binder and thin notebook by Thursday
   

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Often a pet rabbit can be "hypnotized" by cradling him on his back in your arms or across your lap, tipping the head backwards until he's "out." It's helpful to do this when cleaning a bunny's sensitive areas, like the face. feet, or under the tail. If the hind feet seem to be vibrating, touching them will stop it. Most rabbits do not like having the tips of their noses or chins touched. Their feet also tend to be ticklish.

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What was done?

1. Student Questionnaire
2. Class Rules
   

What was collected?

1. Nothing.

What was assigned?

1. Tear-off
2. Completed Questionnaire
   

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According to Musgrave Pencil Co. Inc, more than 14 billion pencils are produced in the world every year, enough to circle the earth 62 times. This pile of pencils includes a wide variety of styles and widths. If you've ever have taken a fill-in-the-bubble test, you're probably aware that pencils vary in darkness. The number printed on the side of the pencil indicates hardness and darkness of the graphite core: the higher the number, the harder the graphite core. Because a hard core leaves behind less of the graphite-clay mixture on the paper, it will have a fainter mark than a softer core.

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