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Scientific Literacy Example
The lab that I really did good on was the Daphnia Lab. I was able to communicate science-based information in this lab because I had to create my own hypothesis and write about my opinions. Als... Read More
Eagle Cam Observations 4 (April 11, 2019)
Unit 4 start time 6:41- Weather looks nice and the sun is setting. 2 chicks are present in the nest. end 6:57 6:42- Both chicks are present and the adult eagle is not present. 6:45- Both chicks look... Read More
Eagle Cam Observations 3 (March, 21 2019)
Unit 3 Start –2:35 PM Weather nice and light out and looks very windy. There’s 3 birds present sitting in the nest. I can see an adult eagle and 2 chicks. End – 2: 50 PM 2: 36 – unknown ad... Read More
Eagle Cam Observations 2 (Feb.21, 2019)
Unit 2 Start – 6:50 PM Weather dark out and one bird present sitting. End – 7: 18 PM Single bird on the nest the entire time. 6: 53 – the eagle is brooding and looks like the eagle has the chick... Read More
Eagle Cam Observations 1 (Feb. 11, 2019)
Start – 10:36 AM Weather Cloudy One bird present sitting. End – 11:06 Single bird on nest the entire time. 10:37 – incubating, and nest building (picking at nest material) Fluffed, wings... Read More
What makes a good scientist?
The Nature of Science by E.O Wilson Questions to answer before watching this video -In what ways do you see yourself as a writer? Are you a poet? A journalist? A blogger? What style of writing is most... Read More
Eagle Observations Terms
-Watch the live stream for at least 15 minutes per observation period. -Record start time and end time for your observations -Behavioral Terms to use in your journal -Sitting on the nest – up until ... Read More
Food Diary Comments
4. Looking at the CLASS DATA, what conclusions can you draw about the nutritional value of the meals/snack this group of students is consuming? Looking at the class data the conclusions I can draw fro... Read More
