1. To gain knowledge about HOMEOSTASIS by taking fill in the blank notes.
Tuesday January 20, 2015
Vocabulary
1/20 Homeostasis Vocabulary & Notes
1/21 Stimulus & Response
1/22 Book Pages-Responses
1/23 Video Notes
Homeostasis-The body’s tendency to keep an internal balance
Stimulus-something inside or outside an organism’s body that causes the organism to react in some way
Response-An organism’s action or change in behavior that occurs as the result of a stimulus.
Fight-or-Flight-a physiological reaction in response to stress, which prepares the body to challenge (fight) or flee (flight) from a perceived threat.
AGENDA
DAILY GOAL
To gain knowledge about HOMEOSTASIS by taking fill in the blank notes.

2. Wednesday January 21, 2015
Vocabulary
1/20 Homeostasis Vocabulary & Notes
1/21 Stimulus & Response
1/22 Book Pages-Responses
1/23 Video Notes
Stress-Your body’s reaction to threatening, challenging, or disturbing events
Adaptation-A trait that helps an organism survive and reproduce
Equilibrium (homeostasis)-occurs when a system is balanced
Internal Stimulus-Stimuli inside of your body, such as hunger, thirst, infection and an organism's response to the external stimulus of fear.
AGENDA
DAILY GOAL
To understand Stimulus and Response and be able to distinguish between the two.

3. Thursday January 22, 2015
Vocabulary
1/20 Homeostasis Vocabulary & Notes
1/21 Stimulus & Response
1/22 Book Pages-Responses
1/23 Video Notes
External Stimulus-Stimuli outside of your body such as the presence or absence of light and heat.
Phototropic-Tending to grow or move towards the light
Transpiring-giving off water through the skin and respiration
Diffusion-process by which molecules tend to move from an area where they are more concentrated to an area where they are less concentrated
AGENDA
DAILY GOAL
To read, gain knowledge, and understand how plants and animals behave in response to stimuli

4. Friday January 23, 2015
Vocabulary
1/20 Homeostasis Vocabulary & Notes
1/21 Stimulus & Response
1/22 Book Pages-Responses
1/23 Video Notes
Positive Feedback-The response is to amplify (or increase) the response based on the stimulus
Negative Feedback-A process is turned off by the condition it produces.
Turgor Pressure-Helps give shape and firmness to plant stems and leaves.
Adrenaline-Adrenaline gives you energy and causes other changes in your body that prepare you to take quick action.
AGENDA
DAILY GOAL
To gain a deeper understanding of homeostasis & positive & negative feedback by taking A-Z Video Notes