The Scientific Method and Goldfish!

Have you ever won a goldfish at a carnival?  Have you ever grown attached to it as it grows in size?  Have you ever wondered about how it stays alive (even though most have very short lives)?  We will be examining an important function of the survival of the goldfish this week, respiration.  In doing so we will examine how the scientific method is used to solve problems and answer questions about our world.



Homework: HW #1 is available on Moodle (see link under "Important Links).  HW #1 is due on Wednesday (9/7)For credit, HW #1 must be signed by a parent.  Please print the assignment from Moodle, complete, get parent/guardian signature, and bring to class on Wednesday, Sep. 7th.

Quizzes/Tests:  Unit 1: Quiz #1 FRIDAY, SEP. 2nd. 

If you have any questions, you may leave a comment under this post or reach us by email.

Welcome Back!

Welcome to Honors Bio!  My name is Mr. Whipp.  I am excited to meet all of you and learn with you throughout the year.  We have a lot to learn about the living world in which we inhabit.  This blog will serve as an informant for the activities in class, helping you stay up to date.  You can also use the "Comments" section for any questions that you have for me.

During the year, this blog will be updated on:
  • Assignments and due dates
  • Dates of Quizzes/Tests
  • Description of weekly activities
  • Pictures and videos from class
  • Current science articles
 Again I welcome you to Honors Bio at RRMS!

This week we will begin by looking at scientific processes.  We will be introduced to various problem solving models, and we will be able to understand the importance of using scientific processes to gain understanding of our world.

Homework: No HW due this week.
Quizzes/Tests: No Quizzes or Tests this week.

If you have questions, please leave them for me in the comments section.  You may also reach me by email at whipp_a@ohlsd.org.