1. 8 days until graduation
Alezea found this Goggle contest—Doodle an invention to make the world a better place
"I would invent robotic bees that could follow living bees to their hives to gather and record data in hopes of discovering what bees need humans to do to reverse the effects of Colony Collaspe Disorder, otherwise known as the mass disappearance of honey bees. Bees are vital to life!"

2. 3 days of service=drought-friendly tray wars
5 days to turn in work 13 days until graduation Want the AP shirt? Need to pre-order $15 by Tuesday. It is $15 if 40 students buy if not, more
3 days of service=drought-friendly tray wars

3. Per 4A: 9: :40
Per 4B: 10: :50
LUNCH: 11: :25
Per 5: 12:33 - 1:45
Per 6: 1:53 - 2:56

4. Pick up bioaccumulation worksheet
Now--Annotate top part
Agenda
Watch movies to answer to questions
Page 83—split into 3 (Minimata, Biomagnification, DDT from book pg 120)
Fill in the back
Get test back—test corrections

5. Agenda 12 min of service Test review stamps (5 to leave)
Test tomorrow—put in phone Turn in ESPN/Science Center 10 days till finals—come and do work Tues/Thur at lunch
Agenda
12 min of service
Test review stamps (5 to leave)

6. Warm Up Announcements—Tomorrow 1,3,5. Next Week regular schedule
Warm Up Announcements—Tomorrow 1,3,5. Next Week regular schedule. 15 days to bring up grade. ESPN summary due Pick up and annotate honey history worksheet

7. Thanks for attending ESPN 2014

8. Clinton—Ocean Acidification Marlene—Fracking Andrea--Photosynthesis
Awesome presenters
Clinton—Ocean Acidification
Marlene—Fracking
Andrea--Photosynthesis
Jesse--Mutagens
Riana—Osmosis

10. Costume Winners Jessica Granados Jessenia Granados Cesar Gutierrez

11. Most energetic student presenter winners
Chris Bautista for presenting in Day’s class about the geosphere and the mining of the chocolate chips
Ashley Calloway for enthusiastically presenting the making of snow and Charles' Law demo and the Tyndall Effect in Calmer’s class.
Clinton Jones for his dynamic demonstration of ocean acidification with shells in Morris-O’Hearn’s class
Jose Montes. He did an excellent job in presenting our Rocket experiment in Ms. Genota’s class.

12. Raffle Winners Parent Passport Winner
Ray Gutierrez! Parent of Cesar Gutierrez
Claudia Franco ! Parent of Rogelio Franco Jr.
Student Passport
Kimberly Pham

13. Agenda 1. Warm up—Bee worksheet STAMP 3. Fracking Song pg 81 STAMP 4
Agenda 1. Warm up—Bee worksheet STAMP 3.Fracking Song pg 81 STAMP 4. Fracking Notes STAMP 5. Gasland STAMP

14. Fracking Song pg 81 You will listen to it 3 times—write 4 bullet points and 2 questions
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15. Natural Gas and Fracking pg 82

16. How realistic is this energy currently?
Natural gas makes up roughly __% of energy consumed in US

17. How does this energy work?
Fracking: natural gas well drilling.
After drilling, millions of gallons of ____, sand and chemicals are injected in under high pressure.
This pressure fractures the ____, opening fissures that enable natural gas to be released

18. What is this energy best suited to do?
Natural gas used commercially, residentially, industrially, and in transportation
Space and water heating systems
Used for waste treatment, incineration, metals preheating, drying and dehumidification, glass melting, food processing, fueling industrial boilers, and infrared heating systems

19. How likely is it that we will be using this energy in the near future?
Fracking is already utilized currently
It produces about 300,000 barrels of natural gas a day
It seen as one of the key ways of extracting natural gas

20. Extracts natural gas efficiently Reduces our dependence on coal
Advantages:
Extracts natural gas efficiently
Reduces our dependence on coal
Creates invest opportunities
Provides low, stable energy prices for consumers and industry
Disadvantages:
Harmful and toxic chemicals are used in the fracking fluid
Contaminates water and air
Needs large water and diesel supply per fracture
May cause earthquakes

21. Gasland Movie
Answer 1-13