Welcome to the new School year 2008-2009. My name is Mrs. C. Omotoso and I will be teaching 7th and 8th grade science this year. I have started given homeworks out to my Science classes. They need to turn it in at the appropriate day to have the full credit.
The 7th grade class will start with "Human Biology and Health" I am sure they will find it interesting.
The 8th graders will start with "Cells and Heredity" and that is another interesting science book too. However, they will not know that these books are interesting until they read them.
PARENTS: Please, assist by reading with our children in order to reiterate whatever the teacher (myself) is teaching them in class.
Thanks for your support, please, e-mail me if you have any questions.
7TH Grade Homework for the week of 09/8-09/12/08
1.Cover textbooks from home.
2.List 4 types of tissues in human body.
3. Complete graphic organizer showing 8 organ systems in human body.
4. Define: 1. Homeostatsis
2. Stress
Copy these definitions four(4) times.
8TH Grade Homework for the week of 09/8-09/12/08
1. Cover assigned science books.omeos
2. Study parts of a microscope on page 196 of Cell and Heredity.
3. Copy and study "The Cell Theory" from page 10.
7TH Grade Homework for the week of 09/15- 09/19/08
There will be a test on Thursday, so you are to study the following from pages 7-11:
What is a cell?
Name four types of tissues in human body
Name four organs in the body
Name two organ system in your body.
What is homeostasis?
Define stress.
7TH Grade Homework for the week of 09/22- 09/25/08
1. Label and study parts of a skeleton.
8TH Grade Homework for the week of 09/22 - 09/25/08
1. Examine figure 12 on pages 20-21 and then list two differences between plant cell and animal cell.
7TH Grade Homework for the week of 10/6/08-10/10/08
1. Read page 16 in the textbook and answer the reading checkpoint on same page.
2.Name the two types of bone marrow and decribe each.
8th Grade Homework for the week of 10/6-10/10/08
1. Complete note chart on cell organelles.
2. Complete specialized cells' worksheet.
3. Start to gather the materials for your project. materials
8th Grade Homework for 10/13-10/16/08
1. Complete worksheet on Cell in its Environment (Diffusion).
2. Start thinking about the materials you will use for your project. Gather them together and get to work. Make sure you are able to answer yes to all the questions on the instruction sheet. Projects are due on 10/28 or 10/29 depending on when you have science with me.
7Th Grade Science Homework for 10/13-10/16/08
1. The first quarter project will be completed in class as agreed on. Make sure you are ready to work on it next week. Right now, I will like you to look out for information on different animals so you can make up your mind on which one you will like to know more about.
7Th Grade Homework for 10/20-10/24/08
1. Name and describe the three muscle tissues in human body.
8Th Grade Homework for 10/20/-10/24/08
1. Complete Cell in Its Environment (osmosis) worksheet.
2. Continue to work on your project.
3. Complete pages 19-20 of the workbook.
Welcome to 2nd quarter. Hope you have a wonderful time learning science. Here are your homeworks for this part of the year.
7th Grade Homework for the week of 11/3- 11/7/08
1. Complete worksheet given in class.
2. Bring a shoe box for skin project.
3. Why does your body need food?
8TH Grade Homework for the week of 11/3 - 11/7/08
1. Study the photosynthesis vocabulary sheet for a quiz next class period.
2. Complete Sources of Energy worksheet.
7th Grade Homework for the week of 11/10/- 11/14/08
1. Complete worksheet.
2. Keep a list of the food you ate for three days. List must include breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
8th Grade Homework for the week of 11/10- 11/14/ 08.
1. Complete worksheet.
2. Gather ideas for your project.
7th Grade Homework for the week of 11/17-11/21/08
1. Complete worksheet titled "The circulatory system.
8th Graade Homework for the week of 11/17-11/21/08.
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