Notes

=1st Quarter--you also need at least 3 journals from the 1st quarter list=

Chap.1
Mystery Skull Lab (10 animals) Biology Characteristics of Life (8) Scientific Method terms (9)

Chap.6
Organic Chemistry (4) Carbohydrates Lipids Proteins Nucleic Acids Polymers (4) Carbon (5) Enzymes

Chap.7
Hooke's Cork Lab (drawing) Diagram:microscope Using microscopes (8) Drawings/diagrams:plant cell, animal cell, bacterial cell 3 main parts of the cell: cell membrane, nucleus, cytoplasm cell organelles and their functions Differences between plant and animal cells diffusion, osmosis and other terms (9)

Chap.8
ATP Where does the substance of plants come from? BTB Lab Photosynthesis (2) VT: "How Cells Obtain Energy" (extra) Cellular Respiration (4) Anaerobic Processes(2)

=2nd Quarter=

Chap.9
Why Cells Can't Grow Too Large (3) table of SA:V ratio Cell Cycle (3) Mitosis diagram Differences between plant and animal mitosis (2) cancer

Chap.10
Difference between meiosis and mitosis (3) Video: "Mendelian Genetics" Mini-Lab, p. 281 (Punnett square) Genetic terms Punnett Squares Boy/Girl class ratio Dihybrid cross Sex chromosomes (2) Gene linkage (3) Why fruit flies are good for genetic studies (3-4) crossing over and chromosome mapping Mini-Lab, p. 284 (Gene mapping activity) polyploidy

Chap.11
Difficulties in Studying Human Genetics Pedigrees drawing: pedigree diagram mini-lab, p. 300 (human pedigree) Blood Typing ABO; chart of blood types/genotypes Complex Patterns of Inheritance (4) Genetic Disorders, Recessive (4), Dominant (2) Sex-linked traits Video: 18 Things You Need to Know About Genetics

**Chap.12**
DNA History (6) DNA (4) RNA (4) Protein Synthesis Mutations (3)

**Chap.13**
Selective Breeding (2) Biotechnology (4)

**Chap.14**
Video: [|"How Life Began"] (extreme environments, differences in ancient Earth) spontaneous generation Origin of Life (5)

**Chap.15**
Evidence for Evolution (6) Darwin's Theory of Natural Selection (4) Adaptation (4) Factors Driving Evolution (5) [|VT: Darwin's Dangerous Idea]"(extra notes)

**Chap.16**
VT: "Ape to Man" (6) Characteristics of Primates Out of Africa/Mitochondrial Eve

**Chap.17**
Taxonomy (3) 6 Kingdoms

"Living Organisms" (8)

**Chap.18**
3 types of bacteria (and drawings) VT:[|"Infectious Diseases"] (User name:science4u; pw: Imlearning) diagram:bacterium cell (w/labels) Good vs Bad Bacteria-pp.522-4 Virus characteristics-p.525 Virus diagram (w/labels) Prions and CWD

**Chap.19**
3 types of Protists-p.543 Protist drawings--ciliate, flagellate, sarcodine, algaelike, slime mold Extra: [|Protists--part 1] Extra: [|Protists--part 2]

**Chap.20**
Kingdom Fungi (3) Good and Bad (3 ea)

**Chap.21-23**
Videos: see "Plant" link (extra) __​Plants__ 1.vascular, nonvascular 2. seedless vs seeds Monocots vs Dicots (4 ea) [|Secret Life of Flowers] Life spans (3) Leaf drawing--labeled (as on p. 644) Vascular tissues--xylem and phloem Plant responses (3) see p.651 Flowers--4 parts Flower diagram--labeled Types of pollination (3) see p. 671 VT: [|"Seedy Side of Plants"]

4th Quarter
Animal Development (6)-support, reproduction, tissues, symmetry, body cavities, segmentation Phylum Porifera (6) Phylum Cnidaria (4)
 * Chap.24**

**Chap.25**
Phylum Platyhelminthes (3) Phylum Nematoda (6)- includes 6 parasites Bilateral Symmetry terms (6) Phylum Annelida(6 systems) VT: Phylum Mollusca (characteristics, 3 classes)

**Chap.26**
Phylum Arthropoda table (7) Phylum Arthropoda (4)

**Chap.27**
Phylum Echinodermata

**Chap.2**8
Phylum Chordata (3) Fish Characteristics (5) Classification of Fish (3 classes) Class Amphibia (3)--7 characteristics

**Chap.2**9
Class Reptilia (6 characteristics) Class Aves (6 characteristics)

**Chap.30**
Class Mammalia 6 characteristics 3subgroups

__**4th quarter drawings (labeled) needed for notes:**__ sponge, cnidarian (your choice), planarian, tapeworm, clam, earthworm, crayfish, grasshopper, sea star, fish, frog, mammalian heart.