Biology (P7)| 2025-26 Assignments
- Instructor
- Angela Huesca
- Term
- Spring 2026
Upcoming Assignments
No upcoming assignments.
Past Assignments
Due:
Students can continue making a Frayer Model (paper or online) to work with the root words or
Create a Kahoot, Blooket, Jeopardy, flashcards (online or physical) with at least 2 questions for each root word and needs to contain a visual element for each of the root words.
When you write example words they need to be science related.
Necro - : corpse, death
Neur - : nerve
Noct - : night
Nomen - : name
Oculo -: eye
Oligo -: few
-oma: tumor
Omni -: all
Oo-, ovum: egg
Osteo- : bone
Create a Kahoot, Blooket, Jeopardy, flashcards (online or physical) with at least 2 questions for each root word and needs to contain a visual element for each of the root words.
When you write example words they need to be science related.
Necro - : corpse, death
Neur - : nerve
Noct - : night
Nomen - : name
Oculo -: eye
Oligo -: few
-oma: tumor
Omni -: all
Oo-, ovum: egg
Osteo- : bone
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Make sure these are Science related words. Example: macromolecules
macro- — large
maxilla — jaw
mensis — month
mesos- — middle
meta- — between
micro- — small
mono- — one
morph- — form
multi- — many
mut- — to change
myco- — fungi
macro- — large
maxilla — jaw
mensis — month
mesos- — middle
meta- — between
micro- — small
mono- — one
morph- — form
multi- — many
mut- — to change
myco- — fungi
Due:
- Inital Food Web used as a helper document on other assignments
- For students, that were absent or are missing it. You may submit as through Google Classroom. Send an email when complete as it was collected as an in class assignment.
- For students, that were absent or are missing it. You may submit as through Google Classroom. Send an email when complete as it was collected as an in class assignment.
Due:
All students have a paper copy (In class). Do not use the online version unless you are absent.
Absent students may use this to turn in.
Absent students may use this to turn in.
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Students may present their posters with their team members or without for extra credit up to 5 points. Those presenting need to present a part of the poster. Students should briefly (bullet points) tell me the weather, location, 3 plants, 3 animals, and 3 adaptations plants or animals in that area use to survive. Do not read paragraphs. We will slowly present through the week 2-3 groups per day.
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You may use any medium dirt, leaves from outside, grass, recyclable material, paper, 3D prints, and much more to create a 3D model of your biome. You can choose a new biome or use the one from your project. This is a project grade extra credit.
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Create a wanted poster with 3 invasive species in California
Research online - can be combination of plants and animals
Use Arizona example a a guide
Digital Poster
Include for each:
species name
picture of species
origin - where did it come from?
brief summary of problems (at least 3) it causes
possible solutions (at least 3)
Research online - can be combination of plants and animals
Use Arizona example a a guide
Digital Poster
Include for each:
species name
picture of species
origin - where did it come from?
brief summary of problems (at least 3) it causes
possible solutions (at least 3)
Due:
Quiz is on 2/27. This is a practice quiz you may use on the quiz. The problems on the quiz will resemble those on the practice quiz, but will be different. You may also use your root word sheet on the quiz.
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* This will be completed on paper. You may use digital components. A picture of the finished project will be uploaded to Google Slides (Picture of Biome Ad).
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Strawberry Lab completed on 2/13. If you were absent, watch the video and use the lab itself to answer the questions.
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Goal is to fill this out as we watch the videos about twins. How they are formed? Nature vs Nuture.
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Students will follow the directions on the activity to construct DNA. Mini project.
(In class)
Cut
Match
Color
Answer
(In class)
Cut
Match
Color
Answer
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Completed in class 2/9Students will:
read
answer questions
color the DNA molecule
read
answer questions
color the DNA molecule
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Answer the questions in complete sentences. Be prepared for a class discussion on Thursday.
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You need to complete one for each student in your group.
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(In class - on paper) We are taking a break from meiosis and genetics to look at independent and dependent variables. The front page has notes filled out with an example of how you can identify variables. Then you will look at scenarios and identify the independent and dependent variable.
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You will have a total of three class periods (12/1 - 12/3) to research your disorder and develop your presentation. Presentations will begin in class on Monday, December 15 and continue for the remainder of the week through finals.
65 Points Possible
Points breakdown:
Overall Quality of the Presentation (Needs at least 4 pictures - diagrams, pictures,etc.): 10 points
Content of Presentation (5 points for each required question): 40 points
Work habits during work days: 10 points
Works Cited: 5 points (Google AI and Wikipedia do NOT count as sources)
-At least 3 sources
-Useful websites - can be found on either link.
This project will count as an assessment grade
65 Points Possible
Points breakdown:
Overall Quality of the Presentation (Needs at least 4 pictures - diagrams, pictures,etc.): 10 points
Content of Presentation (5 points for each required question): 40 points
Work habits during work days: 10 points
Works Cited: 5 points (Google AI and Wikipedia do NOT count as sources)
-At least 3 sources
-Useful websites - can be found on either link.
This project will count as an assessment grade
Due:
Complete the worksheet (in class)
- When you've completed the notes, you may get the next assignment.
- When you've completed the notes, you may get the next assignment.
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You will be working on your Concept 3 Notes (in class). Throughout your notes, you are expected to ask a question in the question column of your notes and answer it. These questions can be asked who, what, where, when,why, or how? Example: Question - How do cells know when to divide and when not to? Answer - Cells know when and when not to divide by chemical control system.
Due:
Refer back to your notes. This is an in class assignment.
Using two colors show the movement of chromosomes from Interphase until cytokinesis.
Do not cut and staple
Draw the main phases first (those that have the name of the phase in bold), then draw the in between stages.
--> In between stages - shows how the chromosomes would move to get to the next step. For metaphase to anaphase, we would see the chromosomes in the center of the spindle (Metaphase). The next 2 images would show the chromosomes slowly being pulled apart until the sister chromatids are on opposite ends. The final image would be the sister chromatids completely seperated.
Using two colors show the movement of chromosomes from Interphase until cytokinesis.
Do not cut and staple
Draw the main phases first (those that have the name of the phase in bold), then draw the in between stages.
--> In between stages - shows how the chromosomes would move to get to the next step. For metaphase to anaphase, we would see the chromosomes in the center of the spindle (Metaphase). The next 2 images would show the chromosomes slowly being pulled apart until the sister chromatids are on opposite ends. The final image would be the sister chromatids completely seperated.
Due:
* Create a model of mitosis ending include cytokinesis (In class)
Needed Items:
Label each Phase (5pts)- Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase, Telophase, and Cytokinesis
Provide description (5pts) for each phase
Model (5pts) each phase using yarn (provided in class) or something else of your choice.
You are welcome to be creative. At a minimum it should look like my example.
Needed Items:
Label each Phase (5pts)- Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase, Telophase, and Cytokinesis
Provide description (5pts) for each phase
Model (5pts) each phase using yarn (provided in class) or something else of your choice.
You are welcome to be creative. At a minimum it should look like my example.
Due:
You selected 4 questions from the test and Ms. Huesca assigned you 1 question from the test. You have a total of 5 questions
For each question you will:
answer the question (claim)
provide specific evidence from the notebook or videos from Google Classroom
For the assigned question you will:
Meet with Ms Huesca to discuss your evidence and explain how it answers the question. (Mon- Wed)
For each question you will:
answer the question (claim)
provide specific evidence from the notebook or videos from Google Classroom
For the assigned question you will:
Meet with Ms Huesca to discuss your evidence and explain how it answers the question. (Mon- Wed)
Due:
This is due on the 10/31. However, if you need more time you may have until you meet with me Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday. Starting 10/31 - the slides will show when you are to meet with me.
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Directions:
Click the link on the document. It will take you to the virtual lab simulator.
Each group will be given a specific seed to observe the rate of respiration.
If you are absent 10/20 - you will work on the Wheat seed.
Watch Cellular Respiration Video
Click the link on the document. It will take you to the virtual lab simulator.
Each group will be given a specific seed to observe the rate of respiration.
If you are absent 10/20 - you will work on the Wheat seed.
Watch Cellular Respiration Video
Due:
You will need your chromebook today to watch the edpuzzle going over atp and cellular respiration. After the edpuzzle make sure missing work like the independent practice from last week is done or the worksheet I gave you yesterday is done. Hold onto any papers until tomorrow when I come back. Be the best students I know you are!
Due:
Completed during class (10/14)Chloroplast Drawing (Turn in during class) - 5pts
Photosynthesis Worksheet (Turn in during class) - 10pts
Photosynthesis Worksheet (Turn in during class) - 10pts
Due:
Frayer Model #3 (paper or online)
Complete the following root words on a paper frayer model or online
Quiz 10/8
Complete the following root words on a paper frayer model or online
Quiz 10/8
Due:
Canva - Notebook Covers
Create a notebook cover using the canva link
The first slide is an example
Claim a slide: Add your name, period, and background
Create a notebook cover using the canva link
The first slide is an example
Claim a slide: Add your name, period, and background
Due:
Agenda (9/15)
Announcement:
Quiz (9/19) - Label the Cell (Animal and Plant)
Notes: Cell Organelle Campaign (in class work days)
Day 1 - Planning
Students have a choice to work in a group or independently on the cell organelle campaign.
Assigned during class:
Organelle
Choice group/independent
You will create:
Poster - for your candidate (organelle)
Poster, Brochure, Ad, or Slide - against your opponents (organelles)
Present your poster (2-4 minutes)
Day 2 - Assemble
Work on posters
Day 3 - Finish any final touches
Last day in class day to work (due Friday)
Present Monday and Tuesday (9/22 and 9/23)
Day 4 - Finish poster
Students needed extra day to finish poster
Announcement:
Quiz (9/19) - Label the Cell (Animal and Plant)
Notes: Cell Organelle Campaign (in class work days)
Day 1 - Planning
Students have a choice to work in a group or independently on the cell organelle campaign.
Assigned during class:
Organelle
Choice group/independent
You will create:
Poster - for your candidate (organelle)
Poster, Brochure, Ad, or Slide - against your opponents (organelles)
Present your poster (2-4 minutes)
Day 2 - Assemble
Work on posters
Day 3 - Finish any final touches
Last day in class day to work (due Friday)
Present Monday and Tuesday (9/22 and 9/23)
Day 4 - Finish poster
Students needed extra day to finish poster
Due:
Agenda:
-Look into cell theory (9/8)
-Work on Fields of Biology (9/10) - 10 points
-Work on Sketch Notes (9/10) - 10 points
-Look into cell theory (9/8)
-Work on Fields of Biology (9/10) - 10 points
-Work on Sketch Notes (9/10) - 10 points
Due:
Frayer Model is due on September 3. Quiz will also be on this day September 3.
Due:
Follow the instructions on the worksheet and complete in class by Friday (8/26). Updated have until 9/3 to complete.