Students who come prepared mentally, physically, and with supplies to learn are on the road to success. Students who do not bring materials should not expect to borrow from others. Parents, please see that your child is prepared for class. Thank you in advance for your support and cooperation.

Students now have access to the textbook online!!! No excuses for not getting work done and no need to bring home a textbook. Username is science 254, password is j9j9. Try it today!!! Click on the science textbook link at the bottom of this page.  

WISH LIST OF SUPPLIES:

file folders

hand sanitizer

tennis balls (old ones are okay)

large boxes of tissue

reams of copy paper (esp. colors)

rolls of paper towels

Tentative objectives for the week of November 16:

MONDAY: Copy weekly overview into planner. Chapter Review p.98.

TUESDAY: Update notebook. Discussion of Levels of organization and cell functions.

WEDNESDAY: [early release]. Warm–up. Levels of organization-part 1. Discussion. Chapter review p.99#12,13,15.

 THURSDAY: Warm–up. CHAPTER3 TEST. Notes p.114-117.

FRIDAY: Last day to turn in FCAT workbook homework for this week. Microslide lab. Levels of organization-part2.

Students  in periods 3,4 6,7 should be finding a shoe box for the cell project and begin building their cell model. 

Advanced students and parents should check the science fair project deadlines often to be sure to keep up to date with each part that is due.

Students should study for 15-20 minutes each evening to successfully remember what they learned.

Please bring a silent reading book to class daily.

Go to duvalschools.org to get the school calendar for the next 2 years to help with travel planning.