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Unit 1 - Life
Unit 2 - Heredity and Evolution
Unit 3 - Diversity of Life
Unit 4 - Plants
Unit 5 - Animals
Unit 6 - The Human BodyChapters | 18 | 19 | 20 | 21 | 22 | 23 | - Information in this Unit is covered in 8th Grade Health Class, but the unit page sill contains active links.
Unit 7 - Staying HealthyChapters | 24 | 25 | - Information in this Unit is covered in 8th Grade Health Class, but the unit page sill contains active links.
Unit 8 - EcologyChapters | 26 | 27 | 28 |
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This page provides resources supporting the science classes taught by Mr. Tim Lynch at Meeker Junior High School, Kent School District, Renton, WA, USA. This page is aligned with the classroom textbook, but presents material which will extend beyond the textbook's limits. These resources are supplied for the use of Meeker students, their parents, and others who can make use of them. Feedback is welcome. Resources: How To Use These Resources, Class Welcome Page, Online Newsletter, Guide To Success In Mr. Lynch's Class, About Mr. Lynch's Tests, Open House Presentation |
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Exploring Life An introduction to the study of Life Science. |
Reading Pages: 4 to 24 Key Words: adaptation, biogenesis, cell, control, development, homeostasis, hypothesis, law, life span, organism, response, scientific methods, spontaneous generation, stimulus, technology, theory, variable Section Wrap-up's (SWU's): pgs. 9, 13, 23, 25 Resources: Unit 1 Links, Lesson Spontaneous Generation HTML, Work Sheet On Science Tools pdf, Study Guide for Chap 1 pdf, Chapter 1 Resources, Pre Test Chapter 1, |
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The Structure of Viruses and Cells An introduction to viruses and the cell. Its structure, and the Cell Theory. |
Reading Pages: 30 to 56 Key Words: AIDS, cell membrane, cell theory, cell wall, chloroplasts, chromatin, compound light microscope, cytoplasm, electron microscope, endoplasmic reticulum, Golgi body, host cell, lysosomes, mitochondria, nucleus, organ, organelle, ribosome, system, tissues, vacuole, virus Section Wrap-up's (SWU's): pgs. 37, 39, 44, 55 Resources: Unit 1 Links, Virus Lesson, Virus Wanted Poster pdf, Lesson Cell Information, Lesson Cell Photos, Pizza Cell Activity, Study Guide Chap. 2 pdf, Chapter 2 Resources, Pre Test Chapter 2, |
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Cell Processes An introduction to the chemistry of living things and how a cell operates |
Reading Pages: 62 to 84 Key Words: active transport, biogas, biomass, consumer, carbohydrates, diffusion, endocytosis, enzymes, equilibrium, exocytosis, fermentation, gasohol, inorganic compound, lipids, metabolism, mixture, nucleic acids, organic compound, osmosis, passive transport, photosynthesis, producers, proteins, respiration Section Wrap-up's (SWU's): pgs. 70, 76, 81, 85 Resources: Unit 1 Links, Element Symbols List, Lesson On Matter, Study Guide Chap. 3 pdf , Chapter 3 Resources, Pre Test Chapter 3, |
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Cell Reproduction Cell division, Sexual Reproduction at the cellular level and DNA discussed. |
Reading Pages: 90 to 118 Key Words: asexual reproduction, centromere, chromosome, clone, diploid, DNA, egg, fertilization, gametes, gene, haploid, meiosis, mitosis, mRNA, mutation, replication, sexual reproduction, sperm, transgenic organisms, tRNA, zygote Section Wrap-up's (SWU's): pgs. 98, 103, 109, 113 Resources: Unit 1 Links , DNA, Genes, Chromosomes, Cell Division Lesson, Study Guide Chap. 4 pdf , Chapter 4 Resources, Pre Test Chapter 4, |
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Heredity Introduction to genetics, Mendelian and Non-Mendelian inheritance |
Reading Pages: 122 to 144 Key Words: allele, dominant, genetic engineering, genetics, genome, genotype, heredity, heterozygous, homozygous, incomplete dominance, multiple alleles, pedigree, phenotype, polygenic inheritance, probability, Punnett square, purebred, recessive, sex-linked gene Section Wrap-up's (SWU's): pgs. 130, 136, 143, 145 Resources: Unit 2 Links , Human Traits, Human Karyotype, Study Guide Chap. 5 pdf , Chapter 5 Resources, Pre Test Chapter 5, |
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Evolution Review of the mechanisms causing change in organisms |
Reading Pages: 150 to 182 Key Words: embryology, endangered species, evolution, extinction, fossil, gradualism, hominid, homologous, Homo sapiens, natural selection, population, primate, punctuated equilibrium, radioactive element, radioactive dating, relative dating, sedimentary rock, species, variation, vestigial structure Section Wrap-up's (SWU's): pgs. 161, 170, 175, 177 Resources: Unit 2 Links , Evolution Lessons, Study Guide Chap. 6 pdf , Chapter 6 Resources, Pre Test Chapter 6, |
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Classification of Living Things The grouping and naming of living organisms |
Reading Pages: 186 to 204 Key Words: binomial nomenclature, classes, classify, deforestation, dichotomous keys, division, eukaryotes, families, genus, kingdom, orders, phylogeny, phylum, prokaryotes, species, species diversity, taxonomy SRQ's: pgs. 158, 163, 165, 169 Resources: Unit 3 Links , Classification Page, Study Guide Chap. 7 pdf , Chapter 7 Resources, Pre Test Chapter 7, |
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Bacteria Review of a the characteristics of the Viruses & Monerans |
Reading Pages: 210 to 222 Key Words: Aerobes, AIDS, antibiotic, endospores, fission, flagellum, interferon, latent, virus, nitrogen-fixing bacteria, obligate anaerobes, parasite, pathogen, saprophyte, toxins, vaccine, viruses SRQ's: pgs. 185, 187, 191, 195 Resources: Unit 3 Links, Virus Lesson, Moneran Lesson, Virus Wanted Poster Activity/.pdf, Study Guide Chap. 8 pdf , Chapter 8 Resources, Pre Test Chapter 8, |
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Protists and Fungi Review of a the characteristics of the Protists and Fungi |
Reading Pages: 230 to 254 Key Words: algae, asci, basidium, budding, chitin, cilia, hyphae, lichen, mutualistic, protists, protozoa, pseudopods, sporangia, spores, symbiosis SRQ's: pgs. 209, 215 Resources: Unit 3 Links , Protista Lesson, Fungi Lesson, Study Guide Chap. 9 pdf , Chapter 1 Resources, Pre Test Chapter 1, |
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Introduction to Plants Survey of primitive non-vascular plants. |
Reading Pages: 258 to 280 Key Words: alternation of generations, bogs, carotenoids, cellulose, cuticle, epiphyte, fond, gametophyte, liverwort, moss, nonvascular plants, pioneer species, prothallus, rhizoids, rhizome, sori, sporophyte, vascular plants, vascular tissue SRQ's: pgs. 235, 245, 247 Resources: Unit 4 Links , PrimitivePlants, Study Guide Chap. 10 pdf, |
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The Seed Plants Survey of gymnosperms and angiosperm plants. |
Reading Pages: 284 to 306 Key Words: acid rain, angiosperms, cambium, dicots, guard cells, gymnosperms, monocots, ovary, palisade layer, phloem, pistil, pollen grains, pollen tube, pollination, scrubber, spongy layer, stamen, stomata, xylem SRQ's: pgs. 258, 261, 269 Resources: Unit 4 Links , |
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Plant Processes Introduction to how plants operate - photosynthesis, relationships |
Reading Pages: 314 to 338 Key Words: auxin, coevolution, day-neutral plants, ethnobotany, long-day plants, photoperiodism, photosynthesis, respiration, short-day plants, stimulus, transpiration, tropism SRQ's: pgs. 280, 284, 287, 289 Resources: Unit 4 Links , Study Gujide Chap 12 pdf, |
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Introduction to Animals Review of the characteristics of Simple Invertebrates |
Reading Pages: 342 to 360 Key Words: anus, bilateral symmetry, cnidarians, collar cells, cyst, filter feeders, free-living, hermaphrodite, invertebrates, larva, medusa, polyp, Porifera, radial symmetry, regeneration, sessile, tentacles, vertebrates SRQ's: pgs. 304, 307, 313, 318 Resources: Unit 5 Links , Simple Invertebrate Lesson, Study Guide Chap. 13 pdf, |
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Mollusks, Worms, Arthropods, and Echinoderms Review of the characteristics of the Complex Invertebrates |
Reading Pages: 370 to 392 Key Words: appendages, Arthropoda, closed circulatory system, crop, DDT, echinoderms, exoskeleton, gills, gizzard, mantle, metamorphosis, mollusks, molting, open circulatory system, pesticide, radula, setae, spiracles, tube feet, water-vascular system SRQ's: pgs. 326, 330, 338, 341, 344 Resources: Unit 5 Links, Complex Invertebrates Lesson, Study Guide Chap 14 pdf, |
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Fish, Amphibians, and Reptiles Review of the characteristics of Cold-Blooded Vertebrates |
Reading Pages: 400 to 416 Key Words: amniote egg, amphibians, biological indicators, cartilage, chordates, clear-cut, cold-blooded, dorsal nerve cord, endoskeleton, estivation, fins, fish, gill slits, hibernation, notochord, predator, prey, reptile, scalaes, warm-blooded SRQ's: pgs. 354, 359, 361, 366 Resources Unit 5 Links , Cold-Blooded Vertebrate Lesson, Frog Anatomy and Dissection, Study Guide Chap 15 pdf, |
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Birds and Mammals Review of the characteristics of Warm-Blooded Animals |
Reading Pages: 426 to 446 Key Words: carnivores, contour feathers, down feathers, gestation period, herbivores, incubate, mammals, mammary glands, manatees, marsupials, monotremes, omnivores, placenta, placental mammals, poaching, preening, umbilical cord SRQ's: pgs. 377, 385, 387 Resources: Unit 5 Links , Warm-Blooded Animals, Study Guide Chap 16 pdf, |
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Animal Behavior Introduction to how and why animals behave the way they do |
Reading Pages: 454 to 476 Key Words: aggression, behavior, carrying capacity, circadian rhythm, communication, conditioning, courtship behavior, cyclic behaviors, imprinting, innate behavior, insight, instinct, learning, migration, motivation, reflex, social behavior, society, territory, trial and error SRQ's: pgs. 399, 405, 407 Resources: Unit 5 Links, |
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Chapter 18 Life and the Environment |
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Chapter 19 Ecosystems |
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Chapter 20 Resources and the Environment Review of resources and polution |
Reading Pages: 648 to 661 Key Words: conservation, environmental activists, environmental management, erosion, greenhouse effect, natural resources, nonrenewable resources, reforestation, renewable resources, solid wastes, wildlife preserve SRQ's: pgs. 653, 657, 659, 661 Resources: Unit 8 Links, |
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Chapter 21 Bones, Muscles, and Skin |
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Chapter 22 Nutrients and Digestion |
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Chapter 23 The Circulatory System |
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Chapter 24 Respiration and Excretion |
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Chapter 25 Nervous and Endocrine Systems |
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Chapter 26 Reproduction and Growth |
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Chapter 27 Immunity |
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Organisms and Their Environments Introduction to the concepts of Ecology |
Reading Pages: 606 to 621 Key Words: abiotic factors, biosphere, biotic factors, camouflage, carbon-oxygen cycle, community, controlled burns, ecology, ecosystem, energy pyramid, food chain, food web, habitat, mimicry, niche, nitrogen cycle, population, population density, water cycle SRQ's: pgs. 611, 616, 619, 621 Resources: Unit 8 Links, |
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Biomes Review of the characteristics of several classic Biomes |
Reading Pages: 628 to 641 Key Words: biomes, climate, climax community, estuary, limiting factor, litterol zone, pelagic zone, permafrost, primary succession, secondary succession, sublitteral zone, succession, tundra, water table, wetland SRQ's: pgs. 631, 636, 639, 641 Resources: Unit 8 Links, |
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Resources and the Environment Review of resources and polution |
Reading Pages: 648 to 661 Key Words: conservation, environmental activists, environmental management, erosion, greenhouse effect, natural resources, nonrenewable resources, reforestation, renewable resources, solid wastes, wildlife preserve SRQ's: pgs. 653, 657, 659, 661 Resources: Unit 8 Links, |
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