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AP Biology Summer HW
AP Biology Website Questions
AP Biology Course and Exam Description (CED)
AP Biology Equation and Formula Sheet
Google Form Science Practices Self Evaluation
AP Biology Photo Album Collection Assignment
AP Biology Non Fiction Reading Assignment and Book List

AP Biology Vocabulary List by Chapter
 

Summer HW Videos:
Introduction to Biology and the 4 Big Ideas
Science Practices 1: Models and Representations (Concept Explanation)
Science Practices 2: Using Mathematics Appropriately (Visual Representations)
Science Practices 3: Formulating Questions (Questions and Methods)
Science Practices 4: Data Collection Strategies (Representing and Describing Data)
Science Practices 5: Analyze Data and Evaluate Evidence (Statistical Tests and Data Analysis)
Science Practices 6: Scientific Explanations and Theories (Argumentation)
Science Practices 7: Connecting Knowledge



 

HW: Bring money to purchase notebooks or bring two notebooks to class tomorrow and finish summer HW.

MU: Write down your goal for the class on an index card and three things you plan on doing to achieve this goal and then bring to notebooks to class.

 

HW: Complete summer HW if you did not already do so (do Website Questions, get resources to use throughout the year, take Google Form Science Practices Self Evaluation, and complete AP Biology Photo Album Collection Assignment)

MU: Review characteristics of life websites linked above, make sure you come to class ready to present AP Summer HW.

 

HW: Get Safety Contract Signed by parents

MU: Present your Summer HW AP BIO Photo Collection product and get safety contract signed by parents.

 

HW: Get summer HW done or safety contract signed if you have not already done so and fill out textbook condition form

MU: Present your Summer HW AP BIO Photo Collection product to at least 2 people for feedback on rubric, cut off signed agreement on safety contract and turn in. Be sure to keep top part to put into notebook when we set up on Monday.  Check out a textbook and fill out textbook condition form.

 

HW: Join class in AP Classroom using link and class code above and explore 2023 AP Biology Exam format compared to 2022 format

MU: Set up classroom notebook, take a look at the Chapter 1-5 Exam Review and Vocabulary list for our first unit, and join our AP Classroom using link above and compare 2023 test format with 2022 test format (what is the same? what is different?).

 

HW: Pick and read a National Geographic or Science News, and then find an article that demonstrates one of the big ideas for Biology or one of the science practices you learned about in the Summer HW videos and be able to verbally summarize article and explain how it applies to one of the Big Ideas or Science Practices of Biology.

MU: Review and sign social contract, pick and read a National Geographic, and then find an article that demonstrates one of the big ideas or science practices you learned about in summer homework videos and be able to verbally summarize article and explain how it applies to one of the big ideas or science practices of Biology.

   

HW: Finish questions from 2 of the 4 experiments on the Scientific Process Critiqued Handout

MU: Come in for help if you do not know what a null hypothesis is and complete questions for 2 of the 4 experiment on the Scientific Process Critiqued Handout.

 

HW: Finish pre-lab to be let into class on Friday.

MU: Design an Experiment to Explore Behavior of Pill Bugs using proper experimental design and pre-lab requirements

 

HW: Finish/rewrite procedure you followed, and drawing of set up you used. Think about what went well on your procedure and what did not.  Calculate averages in analysis section (be sure to show work) Watch a Beginners Guide to Graphing Data Video if necessary. 

MU: Come in before or after school to complete your Pill Bug Behavior Exploration

 

HW: Calculate mean, standard deviation, standard error for Pill Bug Data and make graph for Pill Bug Lab using statistics,  and watch Statistics for Science, Standard DeviationStandard Error, and Chi Squared  (Daily Video 5.3 Part 3) Videos to help statistical analysis.

MU: Review Learning Intentions and Released Free Response Questions above, get notes on statistical analysis equations, do practice problems with sample data, and make graph and do statistical analysis for Pill Bug Lab as discussed in HW.

 

HW: Finish  M&M Chi Squared Statistics Activity

MU: Come in before or after school to complete your graph for your Pill Bug lab and the M&M Chi Squared Statistics Activity

 

HW: Finish Pill Bug Lab and study for Science Investigations Quiz by reviewing Released Free Response Questions.

MU: Get help with M&M Chi Squared Statistics Activity or calculating chi square for Pill Bug lab, get feedback from someone in class (not in your lab group) on your lab, and come in to grade the first part of the pill bug lab and write conclusion following guide lines in format to finish Pill Bug Lab.

 

HW:  Watch Daily Video 1.1 Structure of Water and Hydrogen Bonding (in AP Classroom), Properties of Water Video, or Read Chapter 3 pg 46-52 and take notes and take Chemistry of Life Pre-Assessment .

MU: Come in before or after school to make up Science Investigation Quiz, do released FRQ linked above, turn in Pill Bug Lab, and watch videos linked above.

 

HW: Finish your comic strip

MU: Make a Properties of Water Comic Strip following requirements above.

 

HW: Finish Making a solution and calculating Molarity and Making a dilution and calculating Molarity and watch Daily Video 1.2 Elements of Life and/or read Chapter 4 pages 58-66

MU: Come in for help to use resources on AP Central to improve your success on FRQs, review link for Different ways to calculate concentration, and do Making a solution and calculating Molarity and Making a dilution and calculating Molarity handouts and watch Daily Video 1.2 Elements of Life .

 

HW: Watch Intro to Bonding Video Part 1 and Part 2, and/or Chemical Bonds Video,  or read Chapter 2 pgs 38-43, take notes in AP Biology review book and write down any questions you have.

MU: Review cycles linked above to see how we get elements for macromolecules, and watch Intro to Bonding Video Part 1 and Part 2, and/or Chemical Bonds Videoor read Chapter 2 pgs 38-43, take notes and write down any questions you have..

 

HW: Watch Daily Videos 1.3 Introduction to Biological Molecules and 1.4 Properties of Biological Macromolecules and/or read Chapter 5 Pages 68-89 to help introduce biological macromolecules found in the body and take notes.

MU: Complete Exploration of the four types of bonds using research and notes from videos, review it with a friend when you get back to school, watch Daily Videos 1.3 Introduction to Biological Molecules and 1.4 Properties of Biological Macromolecules and/or read Chapter 5 Pages 68-89 to help introduce biological Macromolecules found in the body and take notes.

 

HW: Watch Daily Videos 1.5 Structure and Function of Biological Molecules and 1.6 Nucleic Acids and/or read Chapter 5 Pages 68-89 to help understand biological macromolecules found in the body and take notes.

MU: Get notes from the rest of your group for Exploration of the four types of bonds, get notes from someone in class or Berwick about flow chart of structure from elements to biological molecules, and watch Daily Videos 1.5 Structure and Function of Biological Molecules and 1.6 Nucleic Acids and/or read Chapter 5 Pages 68-89 to help understand biological macromolecules found in the body and take notes.

 

HW: Review Chapter 4 and 5 Notes to memorize functional groups and Monomers, Polymers and Linkage for the four biological molecules or use Chapter 5 pages 69-90 in text and notes to help or watch Carbohydrates, Proteins, Lipids and Nucleic Acids Videos.

MU: Explore activity on functional groups linked above to determine the structure and function of each, come in before or after school to do Monomer Exploration Activity and do HW.

 

 

 

HW: Watch Atoms and Periodic Table Video, or read Chapter 2 pg 30-37,  take note and write down any questions you have.

MU: Make a table to compare anabolic/endergonic vs. catabolic/exergonic reactions research and make a Concept Map of ways to capture energy