Study Guide Answers

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The Nervous System

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Human Body Systems Powerpoint

The Digestive System Check

The Reproductive System

The Girl Who Feels No Pain

The Urinary System

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Skeletal System and Muscular System Practice

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Skeletal Questions Practice Quiz

Interesting Facts About the Human Body


Advanced Challenge - Bones matching vocabulary

Genetics Test

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Selective Breeding and Genetic Engineering

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Genetic Engineering

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Pedigree Answer Key

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Today's Quiz 

Genetics Practice

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Notebook Quiz

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Genetics Vocab Check

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Genetics Graphic Organizer

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Genetics Exploration Day 2 - October 13th

Tutorial Video 1 

Tutorial Video 2

Tutorial Video 3 - How to make Punnett Squares 

Intro to determining offspring Punnett Squares - Peas

 Furry Family -- Click on TUTORIAL

 Gregor Mendel's Peas and Flower Experiment  

The Human Genome   -- Explore the site. Read the text, watch the videos, and complete any thing that is interactive.

Genetics Tour Site 

Exploring More about Genetics (back of handout)


Read about Blood Types Here 

Exploring Traits

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Reproduction Quiz

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Electronic Powerpoint Study Guide

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Label the cell practice

Label the plant cell 

Sexual and Asexual Reproduction Game - Jeopardy

Sexual and Asexual Reproduction Game 2

Reproduction Matching 

Microscope Game

Microscope Guess and Check

DNA Game 

Diffusion and Osmosis Review 

Study Guide Answer Key

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Reproduction Powerpoint

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Mitosis and DNA

Mitosis PowerPoint

DNA Powerpoint --- Skip to slide 12

DNA Extraction Instructions and Pictures

Cell Test

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Cell Review Study Guide

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Mitosis & Writing Assignment

Mitosis Powerpoint 

If you are absent, take notes in your notebook and draw a picture for each one.


Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration Writing Assignment 
If you are absent, please complete this assignment and submit it electronically or write on paper.

Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration

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Microscope Powerpoint

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Cell Processes Check

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Cell Quiz

Cell Check



Cell Check Post Test

Prokaryotic v Eukaryotic Cells

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Warm Up:

1.I am a cell that has a thick cell wall, and my DNA Floats around in the center. What kind of cell am I?

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2.I am a cell that doesn’t have a nucleus. What kind of cell am I?

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3.I am a cell that has lots of organelles. My linear DNA is stored inside a nucleus. What cell am I?

Characteristics of Living Things

Living or NonLiving Sort Activity

A Mystery Find

Is Sammi Alive?

Scientific Method Quiz

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Prepare a Lab Report

The lab report must be completed on loose leaf notebook paper.
In your best handwriting.



Prepare a Lab Report Instructions

How to Create a double bar graph tutorial video https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=7mKzTBYufaQ

Welcome to 7th Grade

This Week's Learning Module:

What To Do:	Links:
Syllabus Team Supply List	Link to Syllabus Link to Supply List
Classroom Scavenger Hunt	Link to Scavenger Hunt
Using iPad Powerpoint	Ipad Rules Powerpoint
Classroom Procedures	In class activity
Digital Citizenship	In class PP
Learning Styles Inventory Write down the results to the first link. For the 2nd quiz, write down your top four learning styles	Learning Inventory 1 Learning Styles 2
Share your results with me	Class Survey – Share your Learning Styles with Mrs. Edge
Scientific Method: Saving Fred Activity	In class partner activity

Study Guide

Converting units

 Converting Units of Length












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Metric System

 Food Web Warm Up -- Complete this on blank paper that can be turned in


Metric Worksheet 

Metric System Conversions Helper Sheet

Biome Warm Up 5.2.16

On a blank sheet of paper, write down the answer only. 

Biome	Characteristics
1.	Found in regions close to the equator.  Receive a lot of rain & warm temperatures throughout the year with constant sunlight.  Many diverse animals & tall trees form a canopy.
2.	Receives less than 25 cm. of rain per year.  Very dry and warm climate.  Animals & plants store water to adapt to the lack of rain.  Animals are active at night & plants have a thick & waxy covering.
3.	Sometimes called a prairie, the temperature here is comfortable because it is located in the middle latitudes.  Receives 25-75 cm. of rain per year, not enough for trees to grow.  Typically populated by grasses & home of the largest animals such as bison, antelopes, giraffes, & rhinoceros.
4.	Lots of trees that shed their leaves & grow new ones each year are found here.  Receives 50 cm. of rain per year, enough to support the growth of trees & plants.  Temperatures vary during the year with all the seasons.  Many birds, opossums, bears, & porcupines are found here & may migrate or hibernate in the winter.  Found in the eastern part of the United States.
5.	Here in northern Canada you will find many trees that have needle like leaves & produce seeds in cones such as pine, fir, & spruce trees.  Winters are very cold with much snow & summers are warm enough to melt the snow and bring much rain.  Trees have a waxy covering, a necessary adaptation to keep water from evaporating since much of the year the water is frozen.  Many herbivores live here such as deer, elk, moose, & beavers that attract large predators such as wolves, bears, & lynxes.
6.	Most animals here have gills to take in oxygen & fins to swim.  Consist of still (ponds & lakes) and running (streams & rivers) water.  Algae out numbers plants because they can float & don’t need to be rooted.
7.	Largest of all biomes because it covers 70% of the earth’s surface.  Many animals that are adapted to live in saltwater live here.
8.	Extremely cold & dry biome located in the artic regions.  Receives little precipitation like the desert but here most of the soil is permanently frozen.  No trees grow here because of the permafrost not allowing for roots to grow.  The top layer of soil thaws for grass to grow.  Herbivores graze on the grass or lichen & have thick fur to withstand the freezing climate.
9.	This is a very productive, very diverse, and wet biome.  It is the place where a river meets the ocean, producing a salt/fresh water mix.  Large amounts of nutrients carried by the river and lots of sunlight make it a good habitat.  Producers include marsh grass and algae.  Consumers include crabs, worms, clams, oysters, and fish. Used as a breeding ground by many ocean animals.

Missing Work

Missing Work
Kiera Kat Abbey C Tucker Angel	Human Body Assessment
Kaleigh Peyton Kay  Blake Dailey Carolyne Kirby Kay Jenne Connon M Malachi	Review Tuesday 4/18/16 Answers must be written on a blank sheet of paper
Jon C Daniella Donny Haylee Hunter C Shalynn	3 Human Body System Acrostics
Kierra Daniella	Ecology Paragraph •        Write a paragraph (that flows and makes sense) using the following words. The words should be underlined and numbered: Community Plants Animals Abiotic Biotic Ecosystem Population Species Resources Limiting factors