Next week there will be a Zoom Meeting on Wednesday and Friday. During the meeting, there will be an educational interactive activity.
Thursday, May 21, 2020
Happy Memorial Day
Have a great Memorial Day weekend. - San Diego open for dine in restaurants and in-store retail shops.
Wednesday, May 20, 2020
Reading Assignments and Attendance
Some students asked that the work be listed in Google classroom because they receive notifications when new assignments are posted. Therefore, most of the details will be posted there.
Also, make certain to log into Google classroom. Attendance will be taken based on your participation.
Monday, May 18, 2020
Wednesday, May 13, 2020
Changes going forward.
It has been a challenge figuring out how to proceed with teaching and learning during the current lockdown. Some students have signed up to study biology during their senior year, some are interested in learning, and some will major in biology in college. As a result, lessons will be posted here and in Google Classroom for those students who are interested.
Zoom meetings will continue and we can discuss the material posted but you will not have to upload any completed assignments. The rationale was explained to the students who attended the Zoom meeting this morning.
Good luck on your AP exams.
Wednesday, May 6, 2020
Timeline Assignment.
The second and final part of the assignment is available in Google Classroom. Due date Friday, May 8th. Please upload to the specific Timeline folder.
Zoom meeting
Meeting open to anyone from 5th or 3rd Period. The information is listed in both Google classrooms. It will start at 10 am on Friday, May 8th.
The assignments for next week will be explained so that there is no misunderstanding of what is expected.
Tuesday, May 5, 2020
Zoom Meeting
A Zoom meeting has been scheduled for Wednesday, May 6, 2020 at 10am. This meeting is being conducted during the time frame allotted for 3rd period. It was decided by their class that we would have another class meeting.
Anyone from 5th Period can join if you would like. You can contact someone from 3rd period for the code, email me or text me at the Google voice phone number. The Google Voice Phone number has been posted in Google classroom.
Work assigned on Mondays and Wednesdays are due Fridays of the same week. There will be a specific folder for each week.
Happy Cinco de Mayo
Monday, May 4, 2020
Geologic / Biologic Time Line.
Create a timeline to show the development of 4.6 billion year old Earth. Create a timeline to show how the development of Earth. Divide the timeline into geologic and biologic events. Use pictures and words in your design.
Addendum
One person mentioned that she is unable to open the flipchart in Google Classroom. Therefore, I am adding the list for the timeline here.
Geologic Event Biologic Events
1) most reason ice age Neanderthal
2) Rocky mountain bacteria
3) formation of rivers flowering plants
4) formation of the Earth amphibians
5) available oxygen 20% moss
6)water seed bearing plants
7) available oxygen 2 % fish
8) increasing levels of oxygen dinosaurs
9)the Grand Canyon small mammals
10)the ice age birds
11) land bridge between N & S America hominids
12) formation of Pangea animals with hard shells
13) extensive coal deposits reptiles
14) an atmosphere and hydrosphere land animals
15) break up of Pangea land plants
16) separation of Antarctica and Australia monkeys
17) formation of the Himalayas soft-bodied animals
Addendum
One person mentioned that she is unable to open the flipchart in Google Classroom. Therefore, I am adding the list for the timeline here.
Geologic Event Biologic Events
1) most reason ice age Neanderthal
2) Rocky mountain bacteria
3) formation of rivers flowering plants
4) formation of the Earth amphibians
5) available oxygen 20% moss
6)water seed bearing plants
7) available oxygen 2 % fish
8) increasing levels of oxygen dinosaurs
9)the Grand Canyon small mammals
10)the ice age birds
11) land bridge between N & S America hominids
12) formation of Pangea animals with hard shells
13) extensive coal deposits reptiles
14) an atmosphere and hydrosphere land animals
15) break up of Pangea land plants
16) separation of Antarctica and Australia monkeys
17) formation of the Himalayas soft-bodied animals
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