Science 7 Assignments

Please look at Gradelink for any missing assignments. Work will be accepted for partial credit up until Monday, 6/10. No other work will be accepted after Monday. 

Birds and Mammals Test

Complete Diversity of Mammals worksheet on Google Classroom

Complete What is a Mammal? worksheet on Google Classroom. You only need to complete the section for lesson 3. 

finish Physics of Bird Flight worksheet on Google Classroom

Finish weekend homework (for those who did not) on Google Classroom. Late work will be accepted for partial credit. 

 

Catalina information.

 

Parent Survey: Catalina Parent Questionnaire

Marine Invertebrate Test Corrections due by Wednesday, April 3.

Vertebrates and Fishes Test on Monday, April 1

Vertebrates and Fishes Study Guide on Google Classroom

Marine Invertebrate Fact Sheet (Google Classroom)

Marine Invertebrates Unit Test

Complete Marine Bio Study guide. Test on Wednesday, March 13.

Test on Evolution and Classification

Complete Evolution and Classification Study Guide on Google Docs. Make sure to click the Turn In button on Classroom when you are done. 

(EDIT: you do not need to define ecosystem, environment, or system. Behavior: all of the actions and reactions of an organism. Instinct: an inborn behavior.)

Mendel and Heredity Test Corrections due on Thursday, January 24.

Complete DNA questions on Notability and upload to Google Classroom. 

After reviewing the class data from our Google Survey, answer the followup questions to our mini lab on Google Classroom. Please wait for the class to respond to the survey before answering the questions. 

By Tuesday, complete the mini lab Google Form. This will allow all your classmates to analyze our class data. 

 

Heredity and Genetics test on Friday. 

Complete Heredity Study Guide on Classroom. Test on Friday.

Cell Cycle and Mitosis Test on Friday, November 9.

 

The following items should help you with studying the material.

Study for Cell Cycle quiz on Friday. REMEMBER: You must have a charged iPad for Friday's quiz.

 

Review your notes, your Show Me projects, your study guide answers (Google Classroom), and Cell Cycle Kahoot.

 

Finish cell cycle study guide for Friday's test (On Google Classroom...make sure to turn it in).

Complete the Punnet Square Practice worksheet if not finished in class. 

Cell Cycle flowcharts and Cell Cycle Show Me project must be completed in class by Friday, November 2. Note to parents: these two assignments are being completed in class only, and therefore can not be taken home to finish.

Please complete the Cell Cycle worksheet from Friday and upload to classroom (preferably by Monday night).

Animal and Plant Cell Organelle Quiz. Use completed worksheets to study.

Upload completed Cell Organelle Application sheets onto Google Classroom. Remember you must turn in two. 

Complete the Plant Cell Diagram on Notability and upload to Google Classroom. 

Test corrections due for Life Science Classification Assessment

Complete the Animal Cell diagram on Notability and upload completed pdf onto Google Classroom.

Life Science Classification Assessment

• All students need to bring in their LS Week 1 Studies Weekly paper. You will be able to use this to answer assessment questions. 

Define the following words in your science glossary. 

Complete Dichotomous Key Lab questions on Google Drive. Make sure to upload the file onto the assignment.

Using the dichotomous key on pg 2 of your newspaper, try to identify the trees in the attached document. Write your answers on a separate piece of paper. 

 

 

Answer article Classifying Creatures with Taxonomy questions online. 

Test corrections and Week 1 Science Weekly newspaper due on Friday. Make sure corrections are done on a separate piece of paper and attached to the back of the test. 

Answer the three questions at the end of Classify and Describe Living Things article on Studies Weekly online.

Physical Science Week 1 Assessment (open note)

Complete Variables Lab questions in your notebook.

Define Physical Science Week 1 words in glossary. Make sure to cite your source after each definition.