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NOV 03, 2010 “B” Day Objective: Students will organize information using Cornell notes in order to explain the parts and functions of the circulatory system.

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1 NOV 03, 2010 “B” Day Objective: Students will organize information using Cornell notes in order to explain the parts and functions of the circulatory system. Warm-up: Reading Checkpoint P92 Fig 11 Observing P93

2 Homework Define Key Terms P. 91

3 REMINDERS SCIENCE FAIR DATES CHAPTER TEST ON MONDAY CH 3 SEC 1-3
DATA COLLECTION IS DUE ON NOV 5 CHAPTER TEST ON MONDAY CH 3 SEC 1-3

4 INTERACTIVE NOTEBOOK MAKE A NEW COVER PAGE FOR 2ND QUARTER USING THE HUMAN BIOLOGY AND HEALTH COVER START A NEW TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE TITLE DATE

5 SUMMARY “A CLOSER LOOK AT BLOOD VESSELS”
POP CORN READING SUMMARY “A CLOSER LOOK AT BLOOD VESSELS”

6 Classwork INTERACTIVE NOTEBOOK PAGE TITLE 1 SUMMARY “A CLOSER
LOOK AT BLOOD VESSELS” 2 CORNELL NOTES CH 3 SEC 2

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