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Welcome to Biology for Life
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Units of Study
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Featured News |
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Today in class we worked on the
scientific process packet
(.doc). Be sure to complete the
biology for life web assignment
(.doc) tonight. It's due at the BOP tomorrow.
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We
and discussed the
Hardy-Weinberg simulation (.doc)
by
analyzing the data using Excel
(.exc).
Then we took
notes on Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium
(.doc).
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Field Expeditions for Students |
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LEATHERBACK TURTLES We went to Trinidad to tag and measure leatherback turtles. View pictures from our trip! Click here to learn about our 2011 trip. Click to sign up (right click & save). |
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CORAL REEF SURVEY We went on an expedition to help monitor coral bleaching and changes in the reef structure. Read about our adventures in the Issaquah Press or in the Earthwatch Newsletter. |
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Extracurricular
Click for information about biology club or Link Crew. You can also get information about the brain based teaching professional development staff meetings that Ms. vB is leading for the school staff. |
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About Ms. vB
I hope that my experience and enthusiasm creates student excitement and curiosity about the abundance of natural phenomena and the wonderful relevance of biology daily life. |
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Supplemental Reading Books For IB Bio I supplemental reading, click here. |
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Remarkable Creatures IB Biology 2: Here is a link to your first semester extra credit reading assignment. Click on the book to be taken to the Amazon page for purchase. It is also available at local bookstores and through the library system.
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IB Biology 2: Here is a link to your second semester extra credit reading assignment. Click on the book to be taken to the Amazon page for purchase. It is also available at local bookstores and through the library system.
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Recommended Textbooks The following books are not required, but are great resources for IB Biology.
Click the photos below to
link to more information about the books or order from
Amazon
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"When we tug at a simple thing in nature, we find it attached to the rest of the world." John Muir
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