Hey ladies!
I hope you two are having a wonderful sunny week. I've heard it's going to end tomorrow for a short time. :(
Any thoughts on how we should divvy up the podcast? Do you guys want to work together in the lab on it or even somewhere else on campus? Or would you rather just communicate through the blog and/or email? Just looking for suggestions and thoughts. (Plus our blog has probably felt a little neglected this week).
Hope you both are doing well this week!
Katie
Friday, March 19, 2010
Sunday, March 14, 2010
Concept Map Rough Draft
Thursday, March 11, 2010
2nd concept map
Hey ladies,
We are also supposed to revise our first concept map this week. I did the first one so the two of you will have to decide who wants to do it this time. The only part that I would add from the lesson that I have done is that plant have lifecycles, and then I would include the basic three stages of the lifecycle, seed - seedling - adult. I was also thinking about how we could add that plants differ by region, but Iam not sure exactly how to add that. Let me know if you need any more help with this.
We are also supposed to revise our first concept map this week. I did the first one so the two of you will have to decide who wants to do it this time. The only part that I would add from the lesson that I have done is that plant have lifecycles, and then I would include the basic three stages of the lifecycle, seed - seedling - adult. I was also thinking about how we could add that plants differ by region, but Iam not sure exactly how to add that. Let me know if you need any more help with this.
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Lesson Plan Two
So lesson plan two with Excel is due this Sunday. Have either of you decided what you are doing yours on yet? Directions for this week said that we were supposed to discuss in a post who is going to do what so that there are no repeats. I was going to continue off of the first lesson I did and have the students collect rainfall for the entire year (they were collecting it for just a month in my first lesson) for Michigan and Arizona. They would put their data into Excel and then graph it to get a better visual for the weather differences and growth patterns related to plant growth. Let me know if either of you have a problem with this or if it is too close to anything that you are already working on.
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