Jones Biology per 3 Assignments
Assignment Calendar
Upcoming Assignments
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Notes 9.3
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one and a half colorings
Light reactions and chloroplast anatomy plates
Past Assignments
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Notes 9.1 and 9.2
Should have 9.1 done by your block day, and 9.2 by Tuesday next week - BUT you will be able to work on 9.2 during the "wait time" for your self designed photosynthesis rate lab on Friday
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Assessment - biotechnology from selective breeding to transgenic organisms
Explain why and how scientists would select a specific trait to be passed down and the different ways it can occur.
16.1
Selective Breeding, Gene, Variation, Hybridization, Inbreeding, GM organisms
Explain how recombinant DNA is made, copied and used to create transgenic organisms.
16.2
Recombinant DNA, Nucleases, Plasmid, Target Gene, Sticky-Ends, transgenic organism, PCR
16.1
Selective Breeding, Gene, Variation, Hybridization, Inbreeding, GM organisms
Explain how recombinant DNA is made, copied and used to create transgenic organisms.
16.2
Recombinant DNA, Nucleases, Plasmid, Target Gene, Sticky-Ends, transgenic organism, PCR
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Recombinant DNA model and questions
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16.1 and 16.2 notes
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15.2 and Pedigree WS
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MEIOSIS ASSESSMENT
Using your phone or computer, create a time-lapse video replicating the meiosis process (just like what we did in class Friday). I need to see your hands moving, drawing, representing every step of the meiotic process. Use anything you like. If you need some clay, ask - I can send some home with you.
Write a script - Your assessment will be me stopping your video, and asking you to explain what's next or what just happened. YOU DON'T GET TO READ THE SCRIPT DURING THE ASSESSMENT, but writing it will help you remember!
Write a script - Your assessment will be me stopping your video, and asking you to explain what's next or what just happened. YOU DON'T GET TO READ THE SCRIPT DURING THE ASSESSMENT, but writing it will help you remember!
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Notes 15.1
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Coloring plates 71&72
Pictures for 15.1 going through sex linked chromosomes and how they affect the various genotypes
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Genetics Vocab quiz
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Meiosis process lab
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coloring plates 66 and 67
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12.3 and 12.4 notes
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Notes 12.1 and 12.2 and coloring plates for genotype and phenotype
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Coloring plates 33 and 36
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8.3 and 8.4 notes
NOTE - weird Thursday due date b/c of PSAT schedule
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Pear deck (AFTER 8.3 and 8.4 notes)
Use the link to join this Pear Deck activity!
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MITOSIS ASSESSMENT
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Graph of your mitotic cell counts from lab
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Mitosis coloring
The attached file has two pages - just the mitosis
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11.1 and 11.2 notes
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8.1 and 8.2 notes
Since an evil robotic representation of Mr Jones viciously assigned 18.1 instead of 8.1 on thursday last week you've got 'til tomorrow for that, but we also have 8.2. Hopefully, you got a good portion of it done in class this morning!
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Notes 8.1 and cell organelle colorings
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Notes 14.3 and mutation WS from class
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Protein synthesis words activity
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Transcription and Translation ASSESSMENT
You will create an analogous story with all of the proper terms showing your understanding of the process of protein production from DNA. It is due on Monday the 20th. You can help each other, you can ask a friend from Texas for all I care. It must be done by hand - NO DIGITAL WORK. Artistry will not be part of the assessment, but creativity will. This assessment can not be redone.
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Notes 14.1 and 14.2 (Videos from class are here too) AND coloring!
The videos are excellent - if you watch videos like this all the time anyway, why not add studying that way?
The DNA unzip is a basic description - you saw it in class last week
Replication happens every time a cell divides (to replace "worn out" cells or when living things grow)
Transcription is how we make a copy of the instructions (genes) for life's primary building blocks (proteins)
The DNA unzip is a basic description - you saw it in class last week
Replication happens every time a cell divides (to replace "worn out" cells or when living things grow)
Transcription is how we make a copy of the instructions (genes) for life's primary building blocks (proteins)
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Vocab Quiz 2
quiz 9/14 - 10 of the 20 will be on your quiz
list is here
list is here
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DNA replication model
With the strands assembled in class, answer questions 1-15 (you are really doing t his in a group of four, but you and a partner each build one half of an eight base pair strand)
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Secret of photo 51
Watch, answer questions
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Notes 13.3 and replication coloring
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Notes 13.2
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Graphic Retention module (aka coloring) Double Helix
Read. Color when instructed - all terms correspond with the figure and are labelled with letters. e.g. Guanine is labelled G. Color the word, then color all structures that are labelled G.