Hello students,<\/p>\n
I want everyone to enjoy their weekend, but do not forget you have your 2 paragraph constructed responses that you need to begin working on. The final paper will be due on Wednesday, January 27th<\/strong>.<\/p>\n I hope to use this blog post to give you a step by step guide on how to work toward your end product.<\/p>\n *FIRST*<\/strong><\/p>\n You will want to complete\u00a0This Sheet<\/a>\u00a0to help you organize ideas. Remember, for this sheet I want everyone to choose\u00a06<\/strong> organelles and make a real world connection for each one.<\/p>\n This part of your assignment needs to be completed by\u00a0Monday, January 25th<\/strong><\/p>\n *SECOND*<\/strong><\/p>\n Upon completing the organization worksheet, you need to choose\u00a02<\/strong> organelles to write your constructed response about.<\/p>\n Each organelle comparison should be written in one paragraph. This will give you a total of TWO paragraphs for your assignment, one for each chosen organelle.<\/p>\n Instructions<\/a>\u00a0can be found here.<\/p>\n Please make sure your spelling and grammar is correct. Although this is a Science assignment, it is also writing and I will be grading as such.<\/p>\n However, the primary score for this assignment is still going to be based on your scientific knowledge. I simple rubric showing the scoring system can be found\u00a0here<\/a>.<\/p>\n *NOTE*<\/strong><\/p>\n Although we started working on ideas in class, I have had students ask me for a sample paragraph.<\/p>\n As an example,\u00a0HERE<\/a>\u00a0is a pretty good comparison of a nucleus to a heart provided by a student in class. Please do not copy this student’s work, there will be consequences!<\/p>\n *CLOSING*<\/strong><\/p>\n Please, do not stress about this assignment, it is a simple 2 paragraphs of your own ideas. You are not required to cite any sources, as it\u00a0shoul<\/em>d <\/em>all be your own independent thoughts.<\/p>\n Remember, this is due on Wednesday, January 27th.\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n I want to include these scores on your third card marking report cards, and need to be given time to grade them.<\/p>\n Please contact me with any questions. As always, email me directly for the fastest response.<\/p>\n -Mr. Bailey<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Hello students, I want everyone to enjoy their weekend, but do not forget you have your 2 paragraph constructed responses that you need to begin working on. The final paper will be due on Wednesday, January 27th. I hope to use this blog post to give you a step by step guide on how to work toward your end product. *FIRST* You will want to complete\u00a0This Sheet\u00a0to help you organize ideas. Remember, for this sheet I want everyone to choose\u00a06 organelles and make a real world connection for each one. This part of your assignment needs to be completed by\u00a0Monday, January 25th *SECOND* Upon completing the organization worksheet, you need to choose\u00a02 organelles to write your constructed response about. Each organelle comparison should be written in one paragraph. This will give you a total of TWO paragraphs for your assignment, one for each chosen organelle. Instructions\u00a0can be found here. Please make sure your spelling and grammar is correct. Although this is a Science assignment, it is also writing and I will be grading as such. However, the primary score for this assignment is still going to be based on your scientific knowledge. I simple rubric showing the scoring system can be found\u00a0here. *NOTE* Although we started working on ideas in class, I have had students ask me for a sample paragraph. As an example,\u00a0HERE\u00a0is a pretty good comparison of a nucleus to a heart provided by a student in class. 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