Monday April 27, 2015
LT: I can build background knowledge of LTLT#6
Something to Chew On
All living things need food to survive. Amy, Doug, and Caprice are discussing what food actually does for an organism and each of them have a different opinion.
Amy: "Food provides energy of living organisms to do things like move, think, and digest food."
Doug: "Food provides matter so an organism can grow bigger."
Caprice. "Food mostly provides organisms with nutrients to build body parts like bones and teeth."
1. Who do you most agree with and why?
Sunday, April 26, 2015
Monday April 27, 2015
LT: I can build background knowledge of LTLT#6
Peach Puzzler
A peach tree produces fruit that human and animals eat for food. Read statements A, B and C below and think about how a peach tree gets its food.
A: A peach tree takes in its water and food through its roots
B: A peach tree's food is made in its fruit.
C: A peach tree gets its food from its leaves.
1. Pick one statement you think is incorrect. Explain why you think it is incorrect. Write at least 3-5 full and complete sentences.
I choose statement ______.
I think this is incorrect because: _____________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________
2. Rewrite your statement so that it is correct.
Write at least 3-5 full and complete sentences.
_______________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________
LT: I can build background knowledge of LTLT#6
Peach Puzzler
A peach tree produces fruit that human and animals eat for food. Read statements A, B and C below and think about how a peach tree gets its food.
A: A peach tree takes in its water and food through its roots
B: A peach tree's food is made in its fruit.
C: A peach tree gets its food from its leaves.
1. Pick one statement you think is incorrect. Explain why you think it is incorrect. Write at least 3-5 full and complete sentences.
I choose statement ______.
I think this is incorrect because: _____________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________
2. Rewrite your statement so that it is correct.
Write at least 3-5 full and complete sentences.
_______________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________
Monday April 27, 2015
LT: I can build background knowledge of LTLT#6
INPUTS OUTPUTS
LT: I can build background knowledge of LTLT#6
INPUTS/OUTPUTS
Instructions:
1. Draw a picture of an
organism in the box. (It can be anything, remember an organism is something
that it ALIVE)
2. INPUTS: Make a list of
things that the organism needs (inputs), or “eats”
3. OUTPUTS: Make a list of
things that the organism gets rid of (outputs)
Wednesday, April 22, 2015
Due Monday April 27, 2015
Name
___________________________
Date____________ Class
Period: _______
LTLT#6 Vocabulary: Producers
& Consumers
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Vocabulary Word/Definition
In your OWN WORDS
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Picture
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Producer
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Example(s):
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Consumer
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Example(s):
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Predator
_________________________________________
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Example(s:
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Keystone Predator
______________________________________
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Example(s):
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Decomposer
______________________________________
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Example(s):
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Carnivore
______________________________
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Example(s):
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Herbivore
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Example(s):
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Omnivore
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Example(s):
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Omnomnomnivore
***SPECIAL BONUS IF YOU GET THIS ONE! J
_________________________________________
_________________________________________
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Example(s)
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Population
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Food
______________________________________
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Food Web
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Tropic Level
______________________________________
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Photosynthesis
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Cellular Respiration
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Sunday, April 19, 2015
Monday April 20, 2015
HINT: Tropic Level= the position an
organism has on the food chain. There can be multiple organisms on each tropic
level
LTLT#6 Assignments
1.Food Web Map with
Explanation
Due Friday 4.25.15 Assigned
in class on Tuesday 4.8.14
Instructions:
Take a
set of our producer, consumer and predator cards.
Create a tropic pyramid using the
organisms found in this system.
Create
this on a separate piece of paper. You can paste the cards onto your paper.
Use
arrows, lines, etc to connect the cards.
Write
explanations between each connection.
**If a connection goes 2 ways, then clearly
label this with a double arrow. Then explain BOTH connections.
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Exemplary
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Accomplished
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Developing/Accomplished
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Developing
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Beginning
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*Creates a tropic pyramid
using all the cards.
*Contains all the levels
*Show multiple forms of
energy flow
*Has multiple individual
animals at each level
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*Creates a tropic pyramid
using all the cards.
*Contains all levels.
*Does not have more than
one organism at each level.
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*Creates a tropic pyramid
that shows energy flow, but does not have all levels.
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*Creates a tropic pyramid
but is missing more than one level.
--or---
*Create the pyramid in an
incorrect order.
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*Does not create a tropic
pyramid, and shows little understanding of the animals that fall in each
category.
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Monday, April 6, 2015
Tuesday March 7, 2015
LT: I can investigate and analyze the internal and external
structures of organisms to better understand human body systems.
Name:___________________ Date: ____________________ Class Period:_________
Organism Dissection Pre-Lab
Purpose: Today your job is to prepare
yourself for dissection spread across 3 days, during which time you will
perform a complete dissection of an organism. On the first day you will locate
and identify various muscles. On the second and third days you will cut the organism
open to locate and identify the internal organs.
Part 1: Review of Classroom Rules
and Member Roles
Classroom Rules:
- Absolutely no food or drink allowed in lab (due to health and sanitation reasons).
- Follow directions the first time they are given.
- Perform only authorized dissections.
- Wash and dry the equipment you use during dissection.
- Wash and dry your desk/lab station at the end of the hour.
- Bring your copy of this Pre-Lab and your Dissection Packet to class on each dissection day.
Violation of these rules, the rules
in the original safety contract, failure to participate or unsafe behavior will
result in loss of points. THERE WILL BE NO WARNINGS!
I agree to the
above rules and understand the consequences of my failure to follow these
rules:
Group Member #1 Signature:
______________________________________________ Date:
_________
Group Member #2 Signature:
_______________________________________________ Date: _________
Group Member #3 Signature:
_______________________________________________Date: _________
Group Member #4 Signature:
________________________________________________Date: _________
Member Roles:
Talk with
your group members today to delegate the following duties. You may also agree
to rotate roles after the first day.
Reader/Director (1):
_______________________________
ü Reads the lab procedure.
ü Makes sure group members are
following along and on task.
ü Narrates and video documents group
project.
Equipment Manager (1):
_________________________________
ü Gets the equipment from the supply area.
ü Inventories and inspects the lab
equipment.
ü Washes and dries the lab equipment
at the end of the lab period.
Dissectors (1-3):
___________________________________
ü Performs the actual dissection.
ü Must wear gloves.
ü
Prepares
the mink for storage.
Part 2: Background Research
Work with
your lab group to research your organism online and answer the following
questions:
My organism
is: ____________________________________________________________
- What are the physical characteristics of your organism? What does it look like? Describe it. (Slimy, green does it have a tail)
___________________________________________________________________________________
- What family of animals does your organism belong to? _______________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
- What animals are closely related to your organism? __________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
- Where and in what type of environment does your organism generally live? _______________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
- What does your organism generally eat? ____________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________
- What animals eat your organism?___________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________________
Part 3: Dissection Vocabulary
Use your
book or an online source to define the
location and function of the following body parts:
Trachea =
____________________________________________________________________________________
Esophagus =
____________________________________________________________________________________
Heart =
____________________________________________________________________________________
Lungs = ____________________________________________________________________________________
Diaphragm =
____________________________________________________________________________________
Liver =
____________________________________________________________________________________
Stomach =
____________________________________________________________________________________
Intestines =
____________________________________________________________________________________
Pancreas =
____________________________________________________________________________________
Spleen =
____________________________________________________________________________________
Ventricle =
____________________________________________________________________________________
Part 4: Dissection Vocabulary
Draw a detailed and labeled diagram
of your organism. Use the vocabulary words to help. See the example below.
Kidneys =
____________________________________________________________________________________
Urinary Bladder =
____________________________________________________________________________________
Ovaries =
____________________________________________________________________________________
Testes =
____________________________________________________________________________________
Penis =
____________________________________________________________________________________
Example:
Cranial/Anterior = Toward the head/front
Dorsal =Toward the back
Proximal = Toward the point of attachment
Lateral = Away from midline
Medial = Toward the midline
Caudal/Posterior = Toward the tail/back
Ventral = Toward the belly
Distal = Away from point of attachment

Part 4: Preparing Your Dissection
Kit
- Select a tray and a pad from the supply area.
- Use the following guide to make sure the kit contains the appropriate tools for your dissection.
- This is the kit you will use each day for your dissection.
- Using a piece of tape, write your group member names on the tray and your supplies

(In
Addition of a tray and a pad)
Required Tools for Mink Dissection:
ü
1
pair scissors
ü
1
pair tweezers (with teeth)
ü
1
sharp probe
ü
1
scalpel
**When you have completed all parts
of this pre-lab, show this packet to your teacher. This packet must be
completed and approved by your teacher before you can begin dissection.***
Sunday, March 29, 2015
Tuesday March 31, 2015
LT: I can illustrate, define and describe the major parts of
each body system.
Name: __________________________ Date: _________________
Class Period: ________________________
Major Body Part
Functions
Instructions: For each body system complete the following:
1.
Name the major organs in each body system.
2.
Create an illustration of the organ
3.
Describe its function (what it does)
4.
Name the body parts that the organ works with
**See Ms. Mac’s example
1. System: Skeletal
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Organ
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Drawing
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Function
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Works with
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Bones
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Spinal Cord
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Joints
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Cartilage
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2. System: Muscular
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Organ
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Drawing
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Function
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Works with
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Cardiac Muscle
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Smooth Muscle
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Skeletal Muscle
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3. System: Circulatory
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Organ
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Drawing
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Function
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Works with
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Heart
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Arteries
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Veins
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Capillaries
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4. System: Respiratory
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Organ
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Drawing
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Function
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Works with
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Lungs
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Nose
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Esophagus
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5. System: Digestive/Excretory
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Organ
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Drawing
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Function
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Works with
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Bladder
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Kidney
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Small Intestine
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6. System: Nervous
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Organ
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Drawing
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Function
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Works with
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Brain
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Nerves
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Spinal Cord
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