Blood Typing Guided Notes
This is part 1: blood-typing-notes-filled-in
Wayne County Regional Enhancement Education Millage Proposal
School districts in Wayne County have placed a proposal on the November 8th ballot to provide added funding for our schools. It is the “Regional Enhancement Millage Proposal.”
If approved by the entire county, the 2 mil proposal will generate approximately $6.2 million from Dearborn but the District will receive $7.8 million in additional funding for our schools. Money would go to local schools starting this year and the millage expires after six years. Read the rest of this entry »
Wayne County Regional Enhancement Education Millage Proposal
School districts in Wayne County have placed a proposal on the November 8th ballot to provide added funding for our schools. It is the “Regional Enhancement Millage Proposal.”
If approved by the entire county, the 2 mil proposal will generate approximately $6.2 million from Dearborn but the District will receive $7.8 million in additional funding for our schools. Money would go to local schools starting this year and the millage expires after six years. Read the rest of this entry »
11-4-16 Blood and Model of the Atom
Today in forensic science, we did a ‘give one get one’ about blood. It was a brainstorming activity to start our blood unit. Students yesterday worked on a reading guide relating to blood typing.
Chemistry is currently starting a unit about the atom. Yesterday students read about the different models of the atom and completed a chart relating to the models. Today we are going to go over the information using this https://www.texasgateway.org/sites/default/files/resources/documents/EvolutionOfAtomicModel.pdf
TEST TUESDAY—Forensics & Chemistry!
Forensic Science will be having a fingerprint test on Tuesday. Here is the link to the study guide: Fingerprint Test Study Guide You can find the notes here: fingerprint-powerpoint
The kahoot we played today can be found here: https://play.kahoot.it/#/k/7c20b85e-2f45-4362-8252-c8f2ad2c5a52
Chemistry received a study guide due Monday. Also due on Monday includes the popcorn lab from Friday, and a CER about one of the demos I did this week. Their test is on Matter and It’s Properties. The study guide can be found here: review-sheet-chapter-3
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Forensic Science has been working on drawing a crime scene sketch to scale (summative project), which will be due Tuesday.
Chemistry has been studying density and working on a summative density column lab. There will be a test Tuesday or Wednesday.
Quizzes!
Sorry, I am behind.
Forensic Science has been working on vocabulary related to evidence and legal terms. They have a quiz on Friday.
Chemistry has been working on metric conversions and measuring volume. They will have a short quiz tomorrow on metric conversions.