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Be respectful when people are speaking:

1.  Listen with an open heart and mind

2. Communicate with the goal of having fewer misunderstandings

3. Wait until our classmate has finished speaking before using the mic-- and we don’t NEED to raise our hands!

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BioLP2 - Models of how babies develop - Google Jamboard

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6.29 Lesson 1 Intros - Google Jamboard

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Bio- LP4 Organization of Multicellular Structures - Google Jamboard

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Bio- LP4 Organ Systems - Google Jamboard

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-Smallest functional, independent unit of LIFE
-Has a membrane
-Has a nucleus or nucleoid that contains DNA

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Inviting other classmates to speak when we feel like we've talked a lot

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Getting accustomed to our drawing tools and creating art to share!

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Thoughtfully explaining our reasoning for evidence supporting our claim! We are great at debating :D

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Bio LP5 Homeostasis Lab - Google Jamboard

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Blood is a tissue, made of blood cells (including white blood cells and red blood cells)

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Umbilical cords don't have many nerves, so it doesn't hurt a baby when it is cut :O

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We are great at letting each other be heard and are respectful of each others voices :)

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The Powerhouse of a cell. Gives power to the cell so the cell can do its job.

"Every 30 minutes, a child is born who will develop a mitochondrial disorder or disease by age 10."

"Mitochondrial disease affects at least 1 in every 4,300 people globally."

"When mitochondria fail, less and less energy is generated within cells. This can lead to cell damage or disease."

"Mitochondrial disease is a chronic, genetic disorder that occurs when mitochondria fails to produce enough energy for that cell or organ to function."

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They give proteins and are very easy to remember like ribs. Fun Facts - Ribosomes are present in every single cell in this world. This means, they are present in both Eukaryotic cells as well as in Prokaryotic cells.

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In Interphase, it's duplicated and then in Prophase it condenses to create chromatids and chromosomes. It contains DNA, RNA, and protein

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The cell that was just reproduced by the parent cell

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The last stage of mitosis. Pretty much when the cells are completely seperated

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the stage of mitosis and meiosis in which the chormosmes become arranged in the equatorial plane of the spindle

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A collection of cells that create somebody that works a fuction

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an organ system is a group of organs that work together to perform a specific function

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Arteries are the blood vessels of the body that carry blood away from the heart and to the organs and tissues of the body.

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Homeostasis - When your body is steady or ok or when its doing something to keep your body steady. Interesting fact- Dehydration, kidney failure, and liver failure are all homeostasis disorders.

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How many Breaths per minute

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A phrase that has a meaning. For example no eating soggy waffles (north, east, south, west)

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Bio - DNA building model - Google Jamboard

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Deoxyribo Nucletic Acid

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We often have a lot of questions, and we think big, outside the box!

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The double helix is a description of the molecular shape of a double-stranded DNA molecule

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DNA is coiled up in the nucleus of a cell.

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The acids I told you about have a pattern the form in to create the DNA. DNA is made of Amino Acids : Aspartic Acid , Glutamic Acid , Phenylalanine Acid , Serine and Proline.

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Rna is a code ribsomes use to make proteins. Ribsomes print a different Amino Acid every 3 letters.

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There are 20 different types of amino acids. CAA tells a ribsome to grab a glutamine and AGU tells it to grab a serine and so on.

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Transcription is the process by which the information in a strand of DNA is copied into a new molecule

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Sometimes we give the wrong answers 0_0 but it's ok, because that's an important learning moment for everyone

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The process of duplicating or replicating

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Day 8: Mitosis/Binary Fission Continued + Stem Cells

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Day 8: Mitosis/Binary Fission Continued + Stem Cells

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Bio LP10 Translating Proteins - Google Jamboard

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Day 13: Last day - Review of summer content

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Day 13: Last day - Review of summer content