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October 06,2008
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Environmental Science Mon.10/6 Journal: None In Class: Debate Team Presentations Assign:Begin 3-1
Tues. 9-30
Journal: None In Class: Test Review CH 2 Assign:Study for the Test Wed.
Wed.-10/1 Journal:Review for the test In Class:CH 2 Test Assign:Debate research
Thurs.10-2 Journal: In Class:Discuss 2-Debate Summation Assign: Debate Presentation tomorrow.
Fri. 10-3 Journal:None. In Class:Debate Presentations Assign:Have a Wonderful Weekend!
Biology Concepts
Mon.10/6
Journal:Work on your Vocabulary for CH 3 In Class: Introduce CH 3 Assign: Finish Vocabulary and Complete 3-1
Tues.10/1 Journal: Explain why it is necessary for oxidation and reduction reactions to occur as paired reactions. In Class:Continue CH 2 discussions Assign: Make sure CH 2 Section 1-3 Wks. are complete as well as Lab Write Ups to date and begin working on the Test Review Sheet
Wed. 10-2 Journal: What is the pH scale, and what does its range of values mean? In Class: Continue Chapter 2 discussion Assign: Analysis and Conclusion for the Radish Lab Thurs. 10-3 Journal: Draw the atomic structure of a carbon atom with an atomic # of 6. Is this a stable atom or an unstable atom? How can you tell? In Class:Class discussion of CH 2 -Review Sheet should be complete. Assign: Study for CH 2 Test
Fri.10-4 Journal: Review Notes CH 2 In Class: Test Chapter 2 Assign:Vocabulary CH 3
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Bio Apps
Mon. 10/6 Journal: Correct your analysis In Class: Introduce CH 4-1 Assign: 4-1 Worksheets
Tues. 10/1
Journal: How does a condensation reaction differ from a hydrolysis reaction? What is the structural difference between monosaccharides, disaccharides, and polysaccharides? Define and compare. In Class: Continue Chapter 3 discussion. Assign: Begin studying for CH 3 test, don't put it off to the last minute.
Wed. 10/2
Journal:Living things contain many different proteins of vastly different shapes and functions. What determines the shape and thus the function of a particular protein? In Class:Finish discussing CH 3 Assign:Finish the Test Review Sheet
Thurs 10/3 Journal: How does the structure of phospholipids, linear molecules with a polar end and a nonpolar end relate to their function in the cell membrane? In Class: Test Review CH 3 Assign: Study for Chapter 3 Test
Fri. 10/4
Journal: Look over Notes In Class: Test CH 3 Assign: Vocabulary Chapter 4 All

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