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BIOLOGY
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In Class:
- Turn in Homework Packet #2
- Review GATTACA, Day 1
- Watch GATTACA, Day 2
Homework:
NONE
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ELD SCIENCE
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In Class:
- Silent reading
- Finish class K-W-L chart
- Microscope observations of plant parts
Homework:
NONE
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The official website for Mr. Bursch's science classes at Willow Glen High School
Introduction
Welcome to the website for Mr. Bursch's science classes at Willow Glen High School. If you are a student or parent, check this site daily for information and updates on homework, testing, projects, events, and other happenings in the classroom. Want more from this site? Help me make it better by suggesting additional features!
Sunday, February 13, 2011
Thursday, February 10, 2011
Daily Summary 02-10
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BIOLOGY
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In Class:
- Warm-up/Homework Check
- Go over mutations activity
- Start GATTACA
Homework:
NONE
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ELD SCIENCE
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In Class:
- Silent reading
- Check homework
- Go over homework questions
Homework:
- Finish K-W-L chart
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BIOLOGY
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In Class:
- Warm-up/Homework Check
- Go over mutations activity
- Start GATTACA
Homework:
NONE
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ELD SCIENCE
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In Class:
- Silent reading
- Check homework
- Go over homework questions
Homework:
- Finish K-W-L chart
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Wednesday, February 9, 2011
Daily Summary 02-09
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BIOLOGY
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In Class:
- Warm-up (Silent Reading of 12-4)
- Answer section assessment questions 1-4 from 12-4, p. 307
- Summarize main ideas about mutations
- Mutations activity
Homework:
- Finish mutations activity
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ELD SCIENCE
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In Class:
- Silent reading
- Check and go over HW
- Read about photosynthesis and discuss
Homework:
- Check for understanding questions on photosynthesis, p. 43 in textbook
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BIOLOGY
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In Class:
- Warm-up (Silent Reading of 12-4)
- Answer section assessment questions 1-4 from 12-4, p. 307
- Summarize main ideas about mutations
- Mutations activity
Homework:
- Finish mutations activity
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ELD SCIENCE
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In Class:
- Silent reading
- Check and go over HW
- Read about photosynthesis and discuss
Homework:
- Check for understanding questions on photosynthesis, p. 43 in textbook
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Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Daily Summary 02-08
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BIOLOGY
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In Class:
- Warm-up/Homework Check
- Go over HW
- Transcription and Translation video clips
- QUICK QUIZ on transcription and translation
Homework:
NONE
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ELD SCIENCE
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In Class:
- Silent reading
- Individual review of plant parts (parts A - D on workbook pages)
Homework:
- Part E on workbook page 35: reading bar graphs
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BIOLOGY
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In Class:
- Warm-up/Homework Check
- Go over HW
- Transcription and Translation video clips
- QUICK QUIZ on transcription and translation
Homework:
NONE
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ELD SCIENCE
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In Class:
- Silent reading
- Individual review of plant parts (parts A - D on workbook pages)
Homework:
- Part E on workbook page 35: reading bar graphs
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Monday, February 7, 2011
Who knew SCIENCE had a sense of humor!?
Here are some jokes with a science slant that were submitted by a student.
OK Yousef, enjoy your fifteen minutes...
Why did the nucleus hide under the bed?
'Cause it saw a cytoskeleton
How do you send DNA through the mail?
In a nuclear envelope
Where does a protein go when it gets injured?
To the E.R.
Why was the molecule arrested by the police?
Because it was a-mean-o acid
Why was the protein afraid to travel alone through the endoplasmic reticulum?
Because it was the rough E.R.
What do you call energy in a female cell?
A-T-She
What kind of math problems do proteins enjoy?
Ribosums
Ay, Ay, Ay!!! That's all folks!
Mr. B
OK Yousef, enjoy your fifteen minutes...
Why did the nucleus hide under the bed?
'Cause it saw a cytoskeleton
How do you send DNA through the mail?
In a nuclear envelope
Where does a protein go when it gets injured?
To the E.R.
Why was the molecule arrested by the police?
Because it was a-mean-o acid
Why was the protein afraid to travel alone through the endoplasmic reticulum?
Because it was the rough E.R.
What do you call energy in a female cell?
A-T-She
What kind of math problems do proteins enjoy?
Ribosums
Ay, Ay, Ay!!! That's all folks!
Mr. B
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