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1
Bellwork
  • Mrs. Turner

2
ZoologyMonday (10/19/09)
  • Objective Students will assess their learning
    on Chapter 29.
  • Study for your test on Chapter 29.
  • When you are finished with your test, put your
    test and scantron on my desk and pick up a
    Chapter 30 Directed Reading and a copy of your
    Chapter 30 notes.
  • Remember Chapter 29 Directed Reading is due
    today. Make sure to put it in the period drawer
    before you leave.

3
Zoology Bellwork RemindersTuesday(10/20/09)
  • Objective Students will make vocabulary
    notecards to study for Chapter 30.
  • Make your vocabulary notecards for Chapter 30.
  •  
  • Future Class Format
  • Test
  • Directed Reading/Study Guide
  • Vocabulary Notecards
  • Begin chapter lecture
  • Vocabulary Quiz
  • Pop Quiz on lecture material
  • Test/Turn in Directed Reading/Study Guide
  • Reminder 
  • Test, Chapter 30 on October 28, 2009
  • Grossology October 30, 2009

4
ZoologyWednesday(10/21/09)
  • Write the question and answer to the following
    questions from Ch. 30, Sect. 1
  • What is a trochophore?
  • What is the benefit of having a true coelom?
  • What are two features shared by mollusks and
    annelids?
  • The presence of a trochophore in both mollusks
    and annelids suggests what to scientists?
  • What are 6 characteristics shared by mollusks?
  • What are the three parts to the three-part body
    plan?
  • What type of symmetry do mollusks have?
  • Name 5 organ systems that mollusks have.

5
ZoologyBellwork-Thursday(10/22/09)
  • Write the question and the answer to the
    following questions from Chapter 30, Section 1
  • Describe the function of the following systems
    excretion, circulation, respiration,
    reproduction, digestion.
  • What animals can change from one sex to another
    and back again?
  • What are three ways that snails breathe?
  • How many chambers do most mollusk hearts have?
  • What are nephridia and what is their function?
  • Name three classes of mollusks and what animals
    are in each one.
  • How do most bivalves get their food?
  • How advanced is the cephalopod eye?
  • What is the only living cephalopod species with
    an outer shell?
  • Reminder Test on Ch. 30 on Oct. 29
  • Grossology on Oct. 30

6
Zoology BellworkFriday(10/23/09)
  • Write the following questions and answers from
    Chapter 30, Sec. 2
  • What were the first segmented animals?
  • What is another name for cerebral ganglion? What
    does cerebral mean? What does ganglion mean?
  • What are three characteristics of annelids?
  • What are parapodia and how are they used?
  • List three classes of annelids and what type of
    animals are in each class.
  • How do annelids respire?
  • What type of circulatory system do annelids have?

7
Science SkillsMonday (10/19/09)
  • On page 501, answer questions 19-28.
  • When you are finshed, please work on your Chapter
    23 Study Guide.

8
Science Skills Tuesday(10/20/09)
  • Work on your study guide for 10 minutes and we
    will review your answers together.
  • Grossology on October 30.

9
Science Skills Wednesday(10/21/09)
  • Please write the question and the answer to the
    following questions from Ch. 23, Sect. 1
  • Asexual reproduction in seeded plants will use
    mitosis or meiosis?
  • Asexual reproduction in seeded plants will
    require one or two parents?
  • Will asexual reproduction in seeded plants use
    egg or sperm?
  • What are at least three parts of the plant that
    can be used for asexual reproduction?
  • What is a tuber and is it sexual or asexual
    reproduction?
  • What is a runner and is it sexual or asexual
    reproduction?
  • What is grafting and is it sexual or asexual
    reproduction?
  • What is a cutting and it is sexual or asexual
    reproducton?

10
Science Skills Thursday(10/22/09)
  • Write the question and answer to the following
    questions from Ch. 23, Sect 2
  • List flower parts that are male, female, or
    neither sepal, petal, stamen, pistil, ovule
  • What are two types of pollination?
  • How many sperm are needed to vertilize one ovule?
  • List the steps of fertilization.
  • What is the difference between cross pollination
    and self pollination?

11
Science Skills Friday (10/23/09)
  • Write the question and answer to the following
    questions from Ch. 23, Sect. 2
  • Draw the parts of the flower from Figure 23-7 on
    page 489 and label each part.
  • From your study guide, draw the female parts of
    the flower and label them.
  • From your study guide, draw the male parts of the
    flower and label them.
  • If I have a plant that reproduces asexually from
    a tuber, is it reproducing by mitosis or meiosis?
  • Draw what cross-pollination looks like (hint
    from study guide).
  • Draw what self-pollination looks like (hint
    from study guide).

12
Silent Reading Time
  • The first 20 minutes of 4th period is designated
    as reading time. Please bring reading material
    to read silently during this period.
  • If you do not have reading material, I have
    magazines available on my desk or books on my
    shelf. Please return them when you are finished
    using them for reading period.
  • This period is for reading only. Please do not
    visit, work on homework, or sleep.

13
Reminders
  • If you miss a day, remember to go to the makeup
    folder for your period to see if you have any
    handouts or worksheets you missed.
  • If you miss a day, check with your classmates to
    see what you missed.

14
Coming soon
  • Hydra lab
  • Planarian lab
  • Grossology
  • Lots more!
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