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FINALS POST SCREENSHOT: TITLE_________         6-8-22 

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FINALS POST SCREENSHOT: TITLE_________         6-8-22 

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MY FAVORITE EVIDENCE OF ENGAGEMENT          6-10-22 

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MY FAVORITE EVIDENCE OF ENGAGEMENT          6-10-22 

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PADLET: EVIDENCE OF ENGAGEMENT SCREENSHOT 4-4-22

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PADLET: EVIDENCE OF ENGAGEMENT SCREENSHOT 4-4-22

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Something I noticed was that genotype is makeup for organisms but genetically wise. Something I wonder about is what kind of genotype do I have in my personal view?. Something I learned was what genotype is and its definition and example because I didn't even know what this was when I heard it.

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SMITH-MICHEL'S SCIENCE: 4 CLASS RULES JOURNAL 4-5-22

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SMITH-MICHEL'S SCIENCE: 4 CLASS RULES JOURNAL 4-5-22

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1. RESPECT YOURSELF: your personal hygiene and your respect
2. RESPECT OTHERS: don't be mean or say something you wouldn't want someone saying to you
3. RESPECT THE TEACHER: don't be disrespectful and don't argue with the teacher
4. RESPECT THE CLASSROOM: don't make a mess and pick up after yourself

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What I noticed was that we did an email etiquette last semester but this is good that we are getting practice so when we need to send out an email to someone we sound good and respectful. What I wonder is who came up with emails and why did they call it an email?. Something I learned was now knowing how to send a propper email to my teachers and other people to that I need to send an email.

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CK-12 MENDEL'S  PEA PLANTS: FIGURE 3 SCREENSHOT   4-5-22

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CK-12 MENDEL'S  PEA PLANTS: FIGURE 3 SCREENSHOT   4-5-22

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Something I noticed was that all of the stuff in the sections are the definitions basically. Something I wonder is what are all of these meant for. Something I learned was what was each of the reasoning and examples were in the picture.

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VIDEO: DNA, CHROMOSOMES, GENES & TRAITS 4-6-22

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VIDEO: DNA, CHROMOSOMES, GENES & TRAITS 4-6-22

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vocab law of independents assortment 4`7`22

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vocab law of independents assortment 4`7`22

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Something I noticed was that the law of independence assortmant is like a chart of generations. What I wonder is how did they come up with the name law of independence assortment and the defination. What I learned was what law of independence assortment is and its deffination and what it looks like and its examples and non-examples as well.

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VIDEO: GREGOR MEDEL SCREENSHOT (Teacher's Pet) 4-7-22

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VIDEO: GREGOR MEDEL SCREENSHOT (Teacher's Pet) 4-7-22

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Something I noticed was that the gene and the allele are two different things in the body. Something I wonder is what reason some children have Edward syndrome and is there a cure for it and if so what is it called?. Something I learned was we have 46 chromosomes and 23 pairs of them. Also, another thing I learned was that the way you write dominant allele is uppercase and uppercase with a lower case, for example, YY or Tt, and the way you write a recessive allele is just lowercase like yy or tt. Lastly what I learned was that homozygous and heterozygous alleles are written and homozygous is written in YY like dominate and heterozygous is written in Tt is like recessive.

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ck`12 plix: mendel's first experiment 4`7`22

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ck`12 plix: mendel's first experiment 4`7`22

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Something that I noticed is that all the purple and white represent the first thing in his experiment. Something I wonder is why did he choose purple and white for his first experiment and what made it automatically wanna use them? Something I learned was what were the characteristics and how the experiment went and what he did to make it successful.

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ck`12 mandel's second experiment: screenshot figure 2 seed color & seed form 4`8`22

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ck`12 mandel's second experiment: screenshot figure 2 seed color & seed form 4`8`22

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Something I noticed was that all the different colors of peas mean something in his experiment. Something I wonder is how did all the peas get it's color since the first pea colors that he used were purple and white. Something I learned was that all the peas have a meaning and reason for the color that they are.

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Something I noticed was I did really bad on this one than the other quizizz that we have done. Something I wonder is if I had read all of the ck`12s and token notes on them a reviewed the notes that I did would that had made a difference?. Something I learned is that paying attention and doing all the work really pays off when you have a quiz, final, etc.

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plix ck`12: sorting traits screenshot 4`8`22

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plix ck`12: sorting traits screenshot 4`8`22

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Something I noticed was that at first I forgot what heterozygous and homozygous and the difference between each other. Something I wonder is how did they get each letter and what each of them stand for?. Something i learned was what each of the labels were put at and they were right.

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plix ck`12 Theory of Heredity: Mendel's Laws of Heredity 4`8`22

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plix ck`12 Theory of Heredity: Mendel's Laws of Heredity 4`8`22

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ck`12: mendel's law figure 2 screenshot 4`18`22

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ck`12: mendel's law figure 2 screenshot 4`18`22

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Something I noticed was that the chromosomes are the chromosomes from flowers and the purple and teal color are different for the allele from the purple and white flowers. Something I wonder about is how many chromosomes do flowers have for each allele?. Another thing I wonder is do plants and flowers have more chromosomes than humans?. Something I learned was that even flowers and plants have chromosomes and not just humans and animals.

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Something I noticed was that the screenshot that I took is an example of the genotypes of the parents. Something I wonder is how did they come up with genotypes and how did they know what each of them was from?. Something I learned is that a dominant allele is not generally more common because the dominant allele may be rarer.

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ck`12 plix: blending inheritance 4`19`22

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ck`12 plix: blending inheritance 4`19`22

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Something I noticed is that I got everything right on the 2nd try because I thought it was the other answers but It was right because it masked over. Something I wonder is why do the things mask over and what is the cause of it?. Something I learned was the whole blending and I also learned what everything is and how it goes.

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ck`12: punnett squares figure 2 screenshot 4`19`22

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ck`12: punnett squares figure 2 screenshot 4`19`22

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Something I noticed was that genotype and phenotype have different Punnett squares for the genotype and phenotype. Something I wonder is how did they come up with a Punnett square and how did they come up with genotype and phenotype and what each square looks like?. Something I learned is that a Punnett square allows the prediction of the percentage of phenotype in the offspring of a cross from a known genotype. Something else I learned was the gametes produced by the male parent are at the top of the chart, and the gametes produced by the female parent are along the side.

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plix ck`12: dihhybrid crosses screenshot 4`20`22

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plix ck`12: dihhybrid crosses screenshot 4`20`22

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Something I noticed was that all the flowers are mostly all purple because the purple overlaps the white and also the alleles overlap the white from the purple. Something I wonder is how come the purple overlaps the white and how come it happens?. Something I learned was how dihybrid crosses happens and what it does to flowers and other stuff as well.

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Something I noticed is that I need to do more work on genetics because I feel like I'm not doing well in this section and I wanna be confident in this section for the final. Something I wonder is if I do more work on genetics will I get better at this and feel more like I understand and not just do it because I have to. Something I learned is that the more you read and highlight stuff on ck`12 it transfers into this and the finals so you can be more prepared in the section and do well in it.

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Something I noticed was that all the dihybrid crosses have percentages and the percentage of these dihybrid crosses is 25%. Something I wonder is can you make a dihybrid crosses with anything that you want?. Something I learned is that gametes are the sex cell which is the female egg and male sperm. Something else I learned was the 4 possible phenotype in this video was hairy cats that like sinks, hairy cats that don't like sinks and hairless cats that like sinks, and hairless cats that don't like sinks.

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vocab chromosomes: frayer method 4`21`22 

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vocab chromosomes: frayer method 4`21`22 

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Something I noticed was that I've heard about chromosomes before but now I know more about chromosomes from this and the ck`12s that we have done. Something I wonder about is how did they come up with the word chromosomes and how did they figure out what it was?. Something I learned was that chromosomes are a threadlike structure within the nucleus information that passes from one generation of the cell to the next.

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ck`12: human chromosomes figure 2 screenshot 4`22`22

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ck`12: human chromosomes figure 2 screenshot 4`22`22

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Something I noticed is that this one is the first time ever

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ck`12 : genetic linkage figure 2 screenshot 4`25`22

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ck`12 : genetic linkage figure 2 screenshot 4`25`22

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internet research: genetics project: leukemia 4`26`22

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internet research: genetics project: leukemia 4`26`22

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video: mitosis vs meiosis screenshot 4`27`22

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video: mitosis vs meiosis screenshot 4`27`22

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ck`12: mitosis figure 2 screenshot 4`27`22

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ck`12: mitosis figure 2 screenshot 4`27`22

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video:mitosis vs meiosis screenshot 4`28`22

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video:mitosis vs meiosis screenshot 4`28`22

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what I noticed is that haploid means half and diploid means two. Another thing I noticed was that a fertilized egg is called a zygote. Something I wonder is how do they get these names like diploid and haploid and zygote, how did they figure out the names for them?. Something I learned was that meiosis 2 ends with 4 cells, following up on that the 4 cells are called gametes and these cells are non-identical, Lastly on this the other name for gametes are sec cells which are the eggs and the sperm. Another thing I learned was that the reason why a fertilized egg is deployed is that it carries 2 sets of cell chromosomes.

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ck`12: meiosis figure 2 screenshot 4`28`22

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ck`12: meiosis figure 2 screenshot 4`28`22

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plix ck`12: genetic disorder nondisjunction screenshot 4`28`22

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plix ck`12: genetic disorder nondisjunction screenshot 4`28`22

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thin slides: genetic disorder case studies: leukemia 4`29`22

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thin slides: genetic disorder case studies: leukemia 4`29`22

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thin slides;genetic disorder project: leukemia 5`2`22

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thin slides;genetic disorder project: leukemia 5`2`22

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Something I noticed was that leukemia is all in the bloodstream and in the bones. Something I wonder is who was the person who first discovered leukemia?. Something I learned was that leukemia is the most common cancer in childhood and teens younger than 20, accounting for almost one out of three cancers.

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video: what is DNA and how does it work 5`2`22

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video: what is DNA and how does it work 5`2`22

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Something I noticed is that DNA is a molecule that carries genetic information. Something that I wonder is that if DNA carries genetic information how did they find out that DNA does that and how did they know to call it DNA as well. Something I learned is that the structure and shape is a long spiral called a double helix. Also, something else I learned was why amino acids are important and their importance is because it makes proteins.

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ck`12: central DNA>RNA> proteins figure 2 screenshot 5`2`22

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ck`12: central DNA>RNA> proteins figure 2 screenshot 5`2`22

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something I noticed was your ability to move and see the diffrent views of the DNA. Something I wonder is DNA, RNA, and proteins have some similarities, and if so which are the similarity?. Something I learned is what DNA, RNA, and proteins work and what they do in our body.

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vocab based-pair rule: frayer method 5`2`22

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vocab based-pair rule: frayer method 5`2`22

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quizizz game: human heredity screenshot 5`4`22

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quizizz game: human heredity screenshot 5`4`22

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Something I noticed is that I didn't do good at all because in the other quizzizz games that we have done I've done way better than this one. Something I wonder is that If I would've read the questions more carefully and done more analyzing on my ck`12s and went over them would I have done better?. Something I learned is that the less you do your work or only doing half of it, it reflexes off when you are taking a quiz or a final.

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plix ck`12: translate a message screenshot 5`4`22

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plix ck`12: translate a message screenshot 5`4`22

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Something I noticed was that there are messages in genetics which is kinda cool because every code there is it means something. Something I wonder is how did they come up with the codes and how do they know what each code stands for?. Something I learned are some of the codes in genetics from this plix and I also learned some of the code meaning because I didn't even know there were cods in genetics or messages either.

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ck`12: DNA structures figure 2 screenshot 5`4`22

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ck`12: DNA structures figure 2 screenshot 5`4`22

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something i noticed is that there are a lot of diffrent codes

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ck`12: genetic code figure 2 screenshot 5`5`22

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ck`12: genetic code figure 2 screenshot 5`5`22

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Something I noticed is that I did better than the other quizzizz because this last one we did was 48%. Something I wonder is what can I do better to get my score up like how they were high at the beginning of the year. Something I learned is that not doing the ck`12s right and not really paying attention to the ck`12s really do reflexes.

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ck`12: parts of the cell figure 2 screenshot 5`9`22

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ck`12: parts of the cell figure 2 screenshot 5`9`22

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Something I noticed is that there are so many cells in a human and animal body. Something I wonder is how many cells does an animal and if so how many does each animal have in their body and what are they called. Something I learned is that cells are made up of one or more more cell and they have different structures.

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ck`12: prokaryotic & eukaryotic cells figure 2 screenshot 5`9`22

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ck`12: prokaryotic & eukaryotic cells figure 2 screenshot 5`9`22

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I noticed that there are different ways to get COVID-19 which are droplets from coughing, sneezing, and talking in small areas. Something I wonder is where did they get the name corona virus from?. Something I learned is that covid-19 was first discovered in 2003 in China.

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quizzizz game: covid-19 coronavirus 5`12`22

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quizzizz game: covid-19 coronavirus 5`12`22

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Something I noticed was that I kinda did better than the other quizzizz we have done not the best but I still did better than the other 2 we have done. Something I wonder is if I would've ck`12 on the viruses would I have done better. Something I learned was more about coronavirus.

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video: which is better soap or hand sanitizer 5`12`22

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video: which is better soap or hand sanitizer 5`12`22

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Something I noticed is that soap and hand sanitizer are the most important things when you are sick. Something I wonder is how do they make hand sanitizer and soap and how did they come up with those names?. Something I learned was soap breaks down the virus membrane because it contains particles similar to lipids.

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Something I noticed was that there are a lot of safety rules that go into a lab and what to use and what you need to have when doing a lab. Something I wonder is do all the scientists and people that work in the lab use all the same rules that we have to use and what they wear when they are doing some experiments. I learned what you need in a lab, the rules in the lab, the proper gear you need to be the same when doing a lab, and what to do when something doesn't go right when doing an experiment.

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ck`12: human body figure 4 screenshot 5`17`22

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ck`12: human body figure 4 screenshot 5`17`22

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gizmos: frog dissection screenshot 5`17`22 (male)

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gizmos: frog dissection screenshot 5`17`22 (male)

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gizmos: frog dissection skeletal screenshot 5`17`22

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gizmos: frog dissection skeletal screenshot 5`17`22

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gizmos: frog dissection lymphatic system screenshot 5`17`22

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gizmos: frog dissection lymphatic system screenshot 5`17`22

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gizmos: frog dissection digestive system screenshot 5`17`22

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gizmos: frog dissection digestive system screenshot 5`17`22

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gizmos: frog dissection circulatory and restpiratory system screenshot 5`17`22

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gizmos: frog dissection circulatory and restpiratory system screenshot 5`17`22

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gizmos: frog dissection male resproductive system screenshot 5`17`22

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gizmos: frog dissection male resproductive system screenshot 5`17`22

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gizmos: frog dissection urinary system screenshot 5`17`22

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gizmos: frog dissection urinary system screenshot 5`17`22

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gizmos: frog dissection nervous system screenshot 5`17`22

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gizmos: frog dissection nervous system screenshot 5`17`22

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lab safty quiz: i passed with an 90% accuracy 5`18`22

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lab safty quiz: i passed with an 90% accuracy 5`18`22

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lab: frog dissection whole body screenshot 5`18`22

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lab: frog dissection whole body screenshot 5`18`22

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lab: frog dissection internal anatomy organs screenshot 5`20`22

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lab: frog dissection internal anatomy organs screenshot 5`20`22

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lab: frog dissection all internal organs screenshot 5`23`22

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lab: frog dissection all internal organs screenshot 5`23`22

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lab: frog dissection extra credit: frog brain screen shot 5`23`22

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lab: frog dissection extra credit: frog brain screen shot 5`23`22

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lab test: frog dissection internal & external anatomy practicum 5`23`22

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lab test: frog dissection internal & external anatomy practicum 5`23`22

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Something I noticed is that throughout the months of having a baby in your stomach it grows and gets its own personality. Also, I noticed that at 8 days the baby is in the stomach and you don't know that you are pregnant the baby is already breathing. Something I wonder is if you have twins do they start breathing at the same time on the 8th day. Something I learned was when babies start breathing and what happens in the process of the baby being ready to be born.

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ck`12: air pollution & illness figure 2 screenshot 5`31`22

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ck`12: air pollution & illness figure 2 screenshot 5`31`22

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ck`12: global warming figure 2 screenshot 6`1`22

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ck`12: global warming figure 2 screenshot 6`1`22

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ck`12: air pollution figure 2 screenshot 

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ck`12: air pollution figure 2 screenshot 

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ck`12: importance of biodiversity figure 2 screenshot 6`2`22

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ck`12: importance of biodiversity figure 2 screenshot 6`2`22

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video: 10 major current environmental problems 6`2`22

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video: 10 major current environmental problems 6`2`22

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ck`12: resources figure 2 screenshot 6`3`22

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ck`12: resources figure 2 screenshot 6`3`22

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ck`12: resources figure 2 screenshot 6`3`22

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ck`12: resources figure 2 screenshot 6`3`22

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ck`12: biodiversity figure 2 screenshot 6`3`22

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ck`12: biodiversity figure 2 screenshot 6`3`22

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video: what really happens to the bottle you throw away? 6`3`22

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video: what really happens to the bottle you throw away? 6`3`22

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Something that I noticed was that there are 5 garbage patches, something else I noticed was that plastic can really bad at the same time because it gets into the ocean and it is just bad for the environment and for the animals as well. Something I wonder is who invented plastic and how did they come up with it and gave it that name. Something I learned was that leachate and leachate is liquid pollution that seeps a landfill waste pile when it rains or snows. Something else I learned was why is the plastic in garbage dumps so dangerous and because plastic can cause leachate which is a toxic stew

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Something I noticed was climate change in long-term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns.Something I wonder is who was the first ever person to find out about climate change and what happens during it. Something I learned was that the year that

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thin slides: environmental-nuclear power plants 

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thin slides: environmental-nuclear power plants 

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Something I noticed was that there are a lot of power plants around California. Something I wonder is who invented nuclear power plants and made them a big deal around the US?. Something I learned was what nuclear power plants and what they do and how they work.

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Something i noticed was that I need to pay more attention to the videos and ck`12s because I keep on getting low scores this semecter buy last I was getting good scores. Something I wonder is who came up with all the environmental things and why is it called what it is called and who dsscovered all of this. Something I learned is more about the whole environmental and everything that goes into it.

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final study review screenshot: artega  to juarez(1-6); lai to Zuniga(6-12) 6`6`22

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final study review screenshot: artega  to juarez(1-6); lai to Zuniga(6-12) 6`6`22

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final study review screenshot: artega  to juarez(1-6); lai to Zuniga(6-12) 6`7`22

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final study review screenshot: artega  to juarez(1-6); lai to Zuniga(6-12) 6`7`22

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final study review screenshot: artega  to juarez(1-6); lai to Zuniga(6-12) 6`8`22

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final study review screenshot: artega  to juarez(1-6); lai to Zuniga(6-12) 6`8`22

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final study review screenshot: artega  to juarez(1-6); lai to Zuniga(6-12) 6`9`22

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final study review screenshot: artega  to juarez(1-6); lai to Zuniga(6-12) 6`9`22

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final study review screenshot: artega  to juarez(1-6); lai to Zuniga(6-12) 6`10`22

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final study review screenshot: artega  to juarez(1-6); lai to Zuniga(6-12) 6`10`22

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video: 10 polluted places in the united states 6`9`22

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video: 10 polluted places in the united states 6`9`22