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Tuesday September 22nd In Notebook: How do you determine the size of an object when looking through a microscope?

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Tuesday September 22nd

In Notebook:How do you determine the size of an object when looking through a

microscope?

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Today’s Learning Targets

Agenda:

1.Quiz

2.What is alive? Activity

3.Characteristics of Life Notes

4.REMINDER: Lab Report Due TODAY!

5.REMINDER: Test Thursday!

**Please turn in the video consent forms ASAP! Thank you!**

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What is living?Alive Never Alive Once was alive

(Dead)

** In your notebook: Explain why you are sorting them in this way. Be ready to

discuss! **

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What is biology?Study of life

Biologists – study the structure, function, growth, origin, evolution, and distribution of living organisms.

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Characteristics of life

1. Made of one or more cells2. Displays organization3. Grows and develops4. Reproduces5. Responds to stimuli6. Requires energy7. Maintain homeostasis8. Adaptations evolve over time

Organism

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1. Made of one or more cells

Cell – basic unit of life. Each cell has a specific structure and function.

An organism can be…a. Unicellular – one cellb. Multicellular – many cells

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Organisms are arranged in an orderly way.

Cells have many parts that contribute to whole.

2. Displays organization

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3. Grows and Develops

• Grow - Add mass or more cells• Develop – natural changes during the life of

organism

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Produce offspring – pass on DNA!!

Reproduce as a species not individual

4. Reproduces

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React to factors outside/inside organism

Examples: Plants and sunPredators/prey

5. Responds to stimuli

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Keeping internal conditions stable/within a tolerable range

Example for humans: if body temperature rises, you sweat. if body temperature lowers, you shiver.

6. Maintain homeostasis

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Energy is used for growth, development, and maintaining homeostasis

Metabolism - biochemical reactions that acquire & use energy

Can obtain energy through: making food from light energy OR consuming food

7. Requires Energy

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Adaption - inherited characteristic that resulted from a change in the species over time

Allows a species to survive long enough to reproduce!

8. Adapts over time

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Wednesday September 23rd

In Notebook:Explain why a rabbit is considered an organism (aka – what makes it

ALIVE?)

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Today’s Learning Targets

Agenda:

1.Finish Notes

2.Finish labs – DUE TOMORROW!

3.Review Material

4.REMINDER: Test TOMORROW!

Last Day to turn in late materials is……