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Dissection

Here is the syllabus incase you lost/forgot/never received one:

  • During this course we will be exploring God’s creation through comparing and dissecting organisms from Kingdoms Plantae, Animalia, and Fungi
  • Rules of the Lab: RESPECT – it’s the only one
  • Supplies Needed to be a Delightful dissector:
    • Pencil – this will be the only acceptable way to record your data
    • Paper – spiral bound 3 subject notebook
    • Your brain – this will be the most necessary tool
    • A hair tie – all long hair must always be pulled up and away from dissections
  • Grading Scale
    • A:  90 and above
    • B:  80-89
    • C:  70 – 79
    • D: 60-69
    • F: 59 and Below
  • How I figure out your grade (and how you can do it too!)
  • Tests: 40 %
  • Quizzes:  20%
  • Lab homework:  20%
  • Projects: 10%
  • Participation 10%
  • Contacting Mrs. Denton:
  • Signatures needed to proceed!
  • I have read and understand this course syllabus!
  • Student Signature
  • Parent Signature

Date

Lesson

Homework

8/13

Classification & Characteristics of Life L: Plant fungus

5 pictures of living, 5 pics of non living with explanations Bring in a potted plant (don’t worry they will come home in one piece)

8/20

Plantae: Characteristics L: Identify and observe microscopic structure

Complete Lab

8/27

Plantae: Structures of root, stem and flower L: Dissect Flower

Complete Lab

9/3

Review and Test: notebooks due!!

Fungus growing contest; pict of Fungus

9/10

Fungus: Lab observe, eat, dissect

HW: What foods contain fungus

9/17

Quiz & Yeast Lab

Complete Lab; sponge picture

9/24

Porifera: Characteristics and structures L: dissect sponge

Why is Sponge Bob an imposter?

10/1

Cnidarian: Anatomy

L: Dissect Sea Anenome

Complete Lab

10/.8

Cnidarian: Characteristics cont.

L: Live Hydra observation w/ micro

Complete Lab, list 5 cnidarians and why they belong to phylum

10/22

Review and Test

What Phylum does Patrick belong to?

10/29

Echinoderm: Charact L: Sea Urchin

Complete Lab

11/5

Echinoderm: Anatomy L: sea Star

Complete Lab

11/12

Annelida: Charac & Anat L: Nereis

Complete Lab

11/19

Crustacae: Anatomy L: ext hscrab

Complete Lab, why are Horseshoe crabs important to medicine?

12/3

Crustacae: notes cont. L: int HS Crab

Complete Lab, review for test

12/10

Review and Test: notebooks due!!


21 Comments »

  1. Hey Niki,
    I can’t find the notes from last week?
    Thanks.
    Mary

    Comment by Mary Wegman | September 30, 2008 | Reply

  2. Here is the website I was telling you about.
    I love being the assistant in class!

    Comment by Jessie Thomas | October 3, 2008 | Reply

  3. We could not find the notes from last week on hydra. We did the other research on mussels, though.

    Comment by maureen schenk | October 7, 2008 | Reply

  4. neither can I

    Comment by Jaron Cook | October 8, 2008 | Reply

  5. hey what was the name of the website with the quiz about the sponge

    Comment by Jaron Cook | October 28, 2008 | Reply

  6. Mrs. Denton, We are unable to print these notes and the notes in ag. The computer says there is a problem with the script on this website and it is unable to print these documents. Do you have any ideas?
    Thanks,
    The Irvines

    Comment by Mrs. Irvine | November 3, 2008 | Reply

  7. Matthew cannot seem to find any notes on molluscs. Is there anywhere we can go to find them?

    Comment by maureen schenk | November 5, 2008 | Reply

  8. i was here

    Comment by rachael | November 20, 2008 | Reply

  9. I was here, and I checked it out.
    -Laney Haskell

    Comment by Laney Haskell | November 24, 2008 | Reply

  10. hey mrs D i was here and saw the crayfish see you in 2 weeks

    Comment by nolan | November 25, 2008 | Reply

  11. that was so cool.my favorite thing was the teeth inside the stomach.see you next week.i was here

    Comment by megan williams | November 25, 2008 | Reply

  12. Hi Mrs. Denton,

    Comment by Ellie Barnett | December 1, 2008 | Reply

  13. Hello Mrs. Denton,

    My Mom looked at the crayfish it is cool.
    Ellie

    Comment by Ellie Barnett | December 1, 2008 | Reply

  14. hey i looked at crayfish, glad i couldn’t smell it

    Comment by Jaron Cook | December 3, 2008 | Reply

  15. the crawfish site was realy cool but grose i’m glad the computer can’t emit the smell

    Comment by Micah Larson | December 3, 2008 | Reply

  16. Hey Mrs. D.
    I saw the crayfish. Those Antenne are long! Is it a male?

    Comment by Connor Armfield | December 4, 2008 | Reply

  17. Hey Mrs. D.
    I already tried to leave a comment once but I’m not sure if it went through. This is the first comment. First comment: I saw the crayfish. Those Antenne are long! Is it a male?

    Comment by Connor Armfield | December 4, 2008 | Reply

  18. umm i can’t find the notes for the grasshopper and crayfish here or on engrade

    Comment by Jaron Cook | December 9, 2008 | Reply

  19. I don’t have all of the frog muscle answers for the notes if you could post them that would be great

    Comment by Jaron Cook | March 24, 2009 | Reply

  20. Mrs. Denton,
    Ellie said that you would publish the notes from last week when you all talked about digestion and the circulatory system. I don’t see them here. Am I missing them somewhere? Her notes make much more sense when she has a guide (outline)to fill in.

    Thanks,
    Wendy Barnett

    Comment by Ellie Barnett | April 20, 2009 | Reply

  21. Log back in… after a few minutes:)

    Comment by dentoncrash | January 8, 2009 | Reply


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