Choosing the Right College
Finding a Career - Take three quizzes and be prepared to provide a review for each.
http://www.humbercareerfinder.com
http://www.quizrocket.com/career-quiz
http://www.tcu.gov.on.ca/eng/postsecondary/careerplanning/program/wizard.html
http://www.schoolfinder.com/careers/3step1.asp
http://www.kidzworld.com/quiz/2815-quiz-whats-your-job-personality
http://www.mycareerquizzes.com
Monday, January 14, 2013
Sunday, January 13, 2013
Biology - Term 2 Homework Documents
January 14, 2013 Homework
Homework - Plant and Animal Cells
Homework - Plant and Animal Cells PDF
January 21, 2013 Homework
Homework - What are Cells?
Homework - What are Cells? PDF
January 28, 2013 Homework (Vancouver students already completed in class previous week and worksheet handed out to students in Surrey)
Homework - What is DNA? (Word)
Homework - What is DNA? (PDF)
February 3, 2013
Homework - Diffusion and Osmosis (Word)
Homework - Diffusion and Osmosis (PDF)
February 18, 2013
Homework - What are Dominant and Recessive Traits? (Word)
Homework - What are Dominant and Recessive Traits? (PDF)
Tuesday, January 1, 2013
Classes Resume January 14
Happy New Year!
This is just a reminder that Exploratorium classes will resume on Monday, January 14. Surrey students, please note that we will be continuing our Disease Presentations. Please be prepared to present if you have yet to present.
Mr. Young
This is just a reminder that Exploratorium classes will resume on Monday, January 14. Surrey students, please note that we will be continuing our Disease Presentations. Please be prepared to present if you have yet to present.
Mr. Young
Monday, December 3, 2012
The Disease Project
The Disease Project Assignment and Today's Five Big Questions
In-class Research Assignment. Begin your research by visiting these websites:
In-class Research Assignment. Begin your research by visiting these websites:
Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Optional Assignment - Due Wednesday, November 14
Science 8/9
Here is the link for BC Science Chapters 2.2 and 2.3 (both chapters are in the same file).
Word Document http://db.tt/vxTG3nIE
PDF Document http://db.tt/pQnUcSTg
Please complete the reading check. I will add 2 marks to your test for each section. 4 marks max in total. You can choose to complete one or both sections. Please submit by email to byoung@schoolathome.ca.
Science 7
Here is the link for BC Science 7 Chapters 5.3 and 5.4 (both chapters are in the same file).
http://db.tt/EXJZmnU4
Please complete the Check Your Understanding sections. I will add 2 marks to your test for each section. 4 marks max in total. You can choose to complete one or both sections. Please submit by email to byoung@schoolathome.ca.
Here is the link for BC Science Chapters 2.2 and 2.3 (both chapters are in the same file).
Word Document http://db.tt/vxTG3nIE
PDF Document http://db.tt/pQnUcSTg
Please complete the reading check. I will add 2 marks to your test for each section. 4 marks max in total. You can choose to complete one or both sections. Please submit by email to byoung@schoolathome.ca.
Science 7
Here is the link for BC Science 7 Chapters 5.3 and 5.4 (both chapters are in the same file).
http://db.tt/EXJZmnU4
Please complete the Check Your Understanding sections. I will add 2 marks to your test for each section. 4 marks max in total. You can choose to complete one or both sections. Please submit by email to byoung@schoolathome.ca.
Friday, November 2, 2012
The SOFeX Expedition
Only applies to grad class with Mr. Young on Friday, Nov. 2. Please ignore this post exploratorium students.
1. Read the overview of the SOFeX project:
Overview
Purpose
2. Discuss the following questions:
- What is the aim of the SOFeX Project?
- What specific questions do you think scientists will seek to answer during the cruise?
- how do you think scientists will go about their investigations during the cruise?
- how will the results of this cruise help scientists understand the global carbon cycle, atmospheric carbon dioxide concentration and climate control?
3. Explore the Cruise logbook, and the equipment and people pages:
Logbook
Equipment
People
4. Complete the SOFeX Cruise information sheet.
5. Have each group prepare a "request for funding" brochure for the SOFeX Cruise, using information they have found throughout their investigation. Students should include information on goals, rationale and purpose of the cruise; questions to be investigated; equipment and technology; and people involved.
1. Read the overview of the SOFeX project:
Overview
Purpose
2. Discuss the following questions:
- What is the aim of the SOFeX Project?
- What specific questions do you think scientists will seek to answer during the cruise?
- how do you think scientists will go about their investigations during the cruise?
- how will the results of this cruise help scientists understand the global carbon cycle, atmospheric carbon dioxide concentration and climate control?
3. Explore the Cruise logbook, and the equipment and people pages:
Logbook
Equipment
People
4. Complete the SOFeX Cruise information sheet.
5. Have each group prepare a "request for funding" brochure for the SOFeX Cruise, using information they have found throughout their investigation. Students should include information on goals, rationale and purpose of the cruise; questions to be investigated; equipment and technology; and people involved.
Thursday, November 1, 2012
The Nutrient Cycle (Friday, November 2 only)
This post only applies for students taking the Nutrition Cycles class with me on Friday, Nov. 2. Exploratorium students please ignore this post.
The Carbon Cycle
Watch: NASA: Keeping up with Carbon
Answer the following questions while watching the video:
1. Where is carbon stored in the world?
2. Describe through a diagram how carbon is exchanged on land between plants, animals, and soil.
3. Write down three important facts about carbon in oceans.
4. Describe the role of phytoplankton in the carbon cycle.
5. Use a diagram to describe the process of upwelling.
6. Describe the relationship between oceans and climate change.
7. How are humans negatively impacting carbon levels?
8. How do warmer ocean waters affect the carbon cycle and marine ecosystems?
9. How are scientists monitoring carbon levels?
The Carbon Cycle
Watch: NASA: Keeping up with Carbon
Answer the following questions while watching the video:
2. Describe through a diagram how carbon is exchanged on land between plants, animals, and soil.
3. Write down three important facts about carbon in oceans.
4. Describe the role of phytoplankton in the carbon cycle.
5. Use a diagram to describe the process of upwelling.
6. Describe the relationship between oceans and climate change.
7. How are humans negatively impacting carbon levels?
8. How do warmer ocean waters affect the carbon cycle and marine ecosystems?
9. How are scientists monitoring carbon levels?
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