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Hamden High School
David Abate
Elizabeth Alexander
Garry Apgar
Profe Auriemme
John Aurora
Barbara Bennitt
Barbara Bennitt
Moira T. Birmingham
Yvette Budrow
stephanie butler
Valerie Canalori
Mike Capone
paul catino
JOHN CENERI
Mr. Chamberlain
Mindy Chesanek
Mrs. Chludzinski
Scott Coladarci
David Coss
Lisa Crandall
Nancy Davis
Tony DeAngelo
Tamara DeCarter
Beth DeLancy
Steve DelGrego
Matthew Dole
Ydalia Domingues
John Donarum
Heather Doucette
Elaine Edwards
Nicholas Federn
Jill Feldman
Peter Finch
Ms. Forcucci
Christine Frumento
Mr. Gabriel
Santo Galatioto
Barbarann Gay
Nancy C Graham
Team H
Kathleen Halloran
Richard Harris
Bill Harrison - AP
Bill Harrison - Freshmen
Leonora Henderson
Richard Hicks
Peggy Holdash
Linda Kane
Jennifer Kendall
Michael Kozera
Peter Laffin
Mr. Leone
Gina Lidzbarski
Gina Liguori
Bryce Lindamood
Bryce Lindamood
nina lujack
John Majernicek
Elizabeth Marini
Kate Marshall
Carolyn Martin
Christopher McCarty
Elisa McCulley
paula mcdonnell
Nancy Miles
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Russell Olson
Albert Oneto
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Charles Perrotti, III
Richard Pershan
George Peterman
George Peterman
William Phinney
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Dominique Rakiec
Victoria Rivas
Joe Rizzo
Paula Rochniak
Stacey Sandler
Michele Santoro
Stefanie Savo
Meghan Scheck
Nick Schuler
Paul Scoffone
William Sommer
Lisa Stamidis
lorraine stevens
Tracy Stockwell
kristen tassiello
Patricia Taylor
Christopher Thomas
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Kristen Valenti
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Biology 19 Period 7
Biology 19 Period 7 Message Board
Biology 19 is an honors-level class which covers the same core curriculum as that covered in biology 17 and 15. In addition to the basic curriculum, students are exposed to supplemental material through extension and enrichment activities. As a result, students can expect additional assignments such as advanced readings, projects and written work. Students must be skilled at independent work, organization, critical thinking and managing due dates.

UPCOMING DUE DATES:

Monday, 10/5: Nat. Geo. Deadly Contact Questions due

Tuesday, 10/6: Pathogens Quiz
Past Events and Homework
SPICE LAB DAY!
October 23, 2009
Today students will follow their procedures and conduct their spice lab experiment. Plates will incubate over the weekend and be ready for analysis on
EARLY DISMISSAL
October 22, 2009
In this short class, student will have a short quiz on experimental design. Any remaining time will be used to get materials ready for lab tomorrow.
Experimental Design, Day 2 (homework)
Due Date: October 21, 2009
Today in class, students will finalize their procedures for their spice lab. By the end of class, all procedures should be finalized in written in each student's lab manual.

HW: Make sure all of lab packet is filled out up THROUGH procedures. The procedures we wrote in class are linked below:
Experimental Design, Day 1
October 20, 2009
Today in class, students will work on the design of their Spicy Inhibitors Lab. Variables, Control, Constants, Problem Statement all Materials, and preliminary Procedures should be identified and written in lab packet by the end of class.

HW Reminder: 3 paragraphs of background information due at the beginning of class tomorrow, preferably typed.
Background Research Questions Due
October 19, 2009
All questions related to the library web-quest are due at the beginning of class today.

HW due WEDNESDAY, 10/21: 3 paragraphs of background information, using webquest responses as notes. See Lab Manual Background Information page for more details.
Spicy Inhibitors Background Research, Day 2
October 16, 2009
Students in all classes will continue their background research in the library. Students in period 5 will use the laptops in B308.
Spicy Inhibitors Lab Introduction
October 15, 2009
Students in all classes will begin background research on their first experiment, Spicy Inhibitors. ALL CLASSES WILL MEET IN THE LIBRARY. STUDENT USERNAMES AND PASSWORDS REQUIRED!
Squirmy Worms - A Practice Lab
October 14, 2009
Scientific Method Flow Map
October 13, 2009
Columbus Day
October 12, 2009
No school today...enjoy the day off!
Design Detectives
October 9, 2009
Students in all classes applied principles of the scientific method to practice problems during a "Design Detectives" contest. Prizes awarded to the first place and runners-up teams! Link to document is below.
Downloads
Design Detectives (185.34 KB)
My summer plant experiment
October 8, 2009
Students saw the results of a plant experiment I did over the summer, and pointed out all of the flaws in my uncontrolled experiment. After a discussion on variables, students took notes on principles of the scientific method, and a short worksheet was assigned for homework. Link to class notes is below.
Downloads
Experimental Design Notes (24.58 KB)
Pathogens Quiz
October 7, 2009
Today's quiz will cover types of pathogens, methods of transmission, and means of prevention
Ebolo video, conclusion
October 6, 2009
Students in most classes finished watching the NOVA ebola video. Questions were collected at the end of class and a practice quiz question was given in preparation for tomorrow's pathogen's quiz.
Ebola - The Plague Fighters, Day 2
October 5, 2009
HW due: Deadly Contact Questions from National Geographic Article.
Ebola - The Plague Fighters
October 2, 2009
Students in all classes watched a NOVA video on the 1995 Ebola outbreak in Zaire.
Pathogens, Day 2
October 1, 2009
Students continued viewing and taking notes on Pathogens. The powerpoint shown in class is available in the class download section of this site.
Pathogens (homework)
Due Date: September 30, 2009
Students viewed and took notes on the first part of a Pathogens powerpoint, covering types of pathogens, methods of transmission and means of prevention.

HW: Vaccines reading assignment and questions, due Thursday 10/1
Downloads
Vaccines - How and Why (221.7 KB)
Pathogens Inquiry
September 29, 2009
Students filled in a notetaking chart on viral and bacterial pathogens, using a selection of fact sheets on several common and not-so-common bacteria and viruses.
NO SCHOOL TODAY
September 28, 2009
Enjoy the day.
6 Kingdoms Project
September 25, 2009
Scrapbook project is due today!
Downloads
6 Kingdoms Project, Biology 19 (154.62 KB)
Simulation of an Infectious Disease
September 25, 2009
Students will play "disease detectives": through a class-long hands-on activity, they will determine which classmate was the original source of an infectious disease that quickly spread through the classroom.
Should Viruses be called "Living"?
September 23, 2009
Students reviewed the structure and infectious cycles of viruses in class today. Classwork consisted of a review sheet and also use of the checklist of living things to evaluate whether or not viruses themselves are "alive". Links to both are below.
Downloads
Virus Review Sheet (21.5 KB)
"Is it Alive?" checklist for viruses (30.21 KB)
Intro to Viruses
September 21, 2009
Handouts: Students will receive a review guide for Thursday's test, and also the rubric which will be used to grade the Kingdoms project due Friday. Links to both below.
Downloads
Biology 19 Test #1 Review Guide (23.55 KB)
Kingdoms Project Rubric (24.58 KB)
Greek and Latin Root Words
September 16, 2009
Students will receive and use a glossary of Greek and Latin root words, and use it to infer the meaning of several biological terms.
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Root Words (228.86 KB)
Who am I?
September 15, 2009
Students will use their notes to identify statements related to each of the 6 kingdoms. The first half of the class will be used to discuss closure questions to yesterday's Earth's History Timeline activity
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Who am I? Kingdom statements (27.14 KB)
Forever and a Day
September 14, 2009
Students will do an activity that introduces some geological history and some of the major events that have occurred during the Earth's 5 billion years.

6 Kingdoms Overview
September 11, 2009
All biology classes will complete the 6 kingdoms chart in class while viewing a powerpoint on this topic. Powerpoint and chart are both accessible through links below.
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6 Kingdoms Chart (22.02 KB)
Quiz #1
September 10, 2009
After a brief review, students will take a quiz on the 8 characteristics of living things and also the 11 vocabulary words assigned last week. Remaining time will be spent filling in the 6 kingdoms chart.
The 6 Kingdoms of Living Things
September 9, 2009
Today students used a checklist to evaluate a "newly discovered life" form. They began work on a chart organizing the 6 kingdoms of living things.

Reminder: Quiz tomorrow on the characteristics of living things and last week's 11 vocabulary words
The Characteristics of All Living Things (homework)
Due Date: September 3, 2009
Yesterday and today, students used their textbooks to read about and take notes on the 8 shared characteristics of living things. A brief homework assignment, "From Acorns to Oak Trees" reinforces 6 of these characteristics.
Downloads
From Acorns to Oak Trees (22.02 KB)
Living Things Vocab (homework)
Due Date: September 2, 2009
Today students received their textbooks and used them to take notes from pages 16 and 17 on the shared characteristics of living things. They were also assigned a list of words to define and provide examples of.
Downloads
Vocabulary list (20.99 KB)
Biology Pre-Test
August 31, 2009
Today students will take a course Pre-test. You can't study, so don't bother! Don't worry, either...just do your best. You will take the exact same test in the last week of school, and your grade should reflect how much biology you learned in 10 months!
Class Downloads
Rice Krispie Treats Experimental Design.doc
Rice Krispy Treats (27.14 KB)
This is the document used in class to discuss the correct way to write procedures. Make sure you follow the right recipe, as the "wrong" one is included, too!
CharLivingThings 6Kingdoms for classjump.ppt
Characteristics of Life and the 6 Kingdoms (2.58 MB)
This is the powerpoint viewed in class, minus all of the examples at the end.
Homework policy.doc
Homework Policy (69.63 KB)
This is to be signed and returned during the first week of school. It will be kept in the last section of your binder.
Pathogens.ppt
Pathogens (2.41 MB)
This is the powerpoint shown in class on pathogens, methods of transmission and means of prevention.
Virus overview and lytic cycle.ppt
Viruses and their Infectious Cycles (1.16 MB)
This is the powerpoint shown in class about viruses: an overview, examples and their 5-step infectious, or "lytic" cycle.
Welcome to Biology.doc
Welcome to Biology! (27.65 KB)
Course Description and Overview
What is an A.doc
What is an A? (26.11 KB)
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Hamden High School
Tracy Stockwell
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