Lab "U"

The bead lab is here.

W32 Stuff

Notes for W32D1 - Darwin and Wallace.

Syllabus and grading rubrics for W32.

By popular demand

A quick way to get to the links for assignment R.

A good place to get started for the land biomes.

Other sites:

For the deep ocean - read down a bit for adaptations.

Good info for coral reef organisms.

How oysters survive in the changing conditions in estuaries. (Also look at the general estuaries page)

More good coral reef info.

But wait, there's more!

Here's a copy of Assignment R.

And here's the biome info sheet - remember you'll need one for each biome (you can also just write this info on note paper; just be sure to include everything from this sheet.)

And here's a blank world map to put the biomes on.

Welcome to Block VI!

Monday's notes can be found here. (Don't forget to read the "speaker's notes!")

Syllabus for this week can be found here.

Checklist for Science portfolio.

If you didn't get a copy of the Science portfolio checklist, you can pick one up from my desk tomorrow (Tuesday). If you can't wait to get started organizing your work, you can also get it here. Enjoy.

I'll be checking portfolios through Thursday, and possibly Friday morning, but the sooner you can get your portfolio to me the better.

Peer Review

Here's what we're going to be doing with the rough drafts on Friday (4/3). If you're out tomorrow, please do this at home, using a parent or sibling as the "reviewer." It should make your finished product that much better.