Hello Everyone!
This month is rapidly coming to an end. That means, Spring Break is close!!!
Check your classwork on this blog. Each class has something to work on.
Welcome Spring! Now let's get to work...
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Tinkercad sign-up link - use your first name
Typing Class Link
Sphero Class Code - 7QMRG3
Project STEM Link -
- Computer Science - 69499f
- What is AI -
Monday - Morning Routine
Filming outdoors. Have your gear ready, Email me your plans.
Movie Reviews - Final Cut
- Teams will present their movies
- All teams will offer constructive criticism on what is missing and what can be added to improve the story, the editing, the music, the scenes, and the overall feel of the delivery.
- Each student will get to take their team's movie and edit it the way they feel it should look. You will need to consider all the comments given.
- You have until Wednesday to make your Final Cut and post it in your portfolio
Expedition Project - Final Cut Movie
Tuesday - Morning Routine
Expedition Project - Final Cut Movie W
Wednesday - Morning Routine
Rio Vista Robotics Oscars Day!!!
Thursday - Morning Routine
Friday - Morning Routine
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Monday - Morning Routine
Leader in Me Lesson
Tuesday - Morning Routine
On our own to do classwork
Wednesday - Morning Routine
Thursday - Morning Routine
Surveys for you to complete
Friday - Morning Routine
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Period 3 Science
Join our typing team. Click here
Tinkercad sign-up link - If you have a Tinkercad account, you may need to add this code - ELY98AXG5
Trout Genetics
Genetics is the study of heredity, focusing on how traits—such as physical appearance, health risks, and biological functions—are passed from parents to offspring through genes. It involves DNA structure, gene expression, and variations, forming the basis of human health, evolution, and biological research
Alleles are variant forms of a specific gene located at the same position (locus) on a chromosome, which determine inherited traits. Humans inherit two alleles for each gene—one from each parent—which can be identical (homozygous) or different (heterozygous). These variations dictate characteristics like eye color or blood type through dominant or recessive interactions.
Homozygous refers to inheriting two identical versions (alleles) of a specific gene from both biological parents, creating a uniform genetic marker for a trait. Types include homozygous dominant () and homozygous recessive (), whereas heterozygous individuals have two different alleles ().
Homozygotes express distinct traits like homozygous recessive disorders (e.g., cystic fibrosis) or dominant traits (e.g., blue eyes) and always pass the same allele to offspring
Monday - Morning Routine
Review Friday
What questions do you have?
Tuesday - Morning Routine
Test Review
Collect Lake Casitas Field trip forms
Wednesday - Morning Routine
Trout Genetics
Collect Lake Casitas Field trip forms
Thursday - Morning Routine
Trout Genetics
Collect Lake Casitas Field trip forms
Friday - Morning Routine
Test - On your own, no notes, no talking. When you are finished, raise your hand to have the test collected
Mount your fish on purple paper.
Label the internal organs with a marker. Make it look good!
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Period 4 - Science
Trout Genetics
Genetics is the study of heredity, focusing on how traits—such as physical appearance, health risks, and biological functions—are passed from parents to offspring through genes. It involves DNA structure, gene expression, and variations, forming the basis of human health, evolution, and biological research
Alleles are variant forms of a specific gene located at the same position (locus) on a chromosome, which determine inherited traits. Humans inherit two alleles for each gene—one from each parent—which can be identical (homozygous) or different (heterozygous). These variations dictate characteristics like eye color or blood type through dominant or recessive interactions.
Homozygous refers to inheriting two identical versions (alleles) of a specific gene from both biological parents, creating a uniform genetic marker for a trait. Types include homozygous dominant () and homozygous recessive (), whereas heterozygous individuals have two different alleles ().
Homozygotes express distinct traits like homozygous recessive disorders (e.g., cystic fibrosis) or dominant traits (e.g., blue eyes) and always pass the same allele to offspring
Monday - Morning Routine
Review Friday
What questions do you have?
Tuesday - Morning Routine
Test Review
Collect Lake Casitas Field trip forms
Wednesday - Morning Routine
Trout Genetics
Collect Lake Casitas Field trip forms
Thursday - Morning Routine
Trout Genetics
Collect Lake Casitas Field trip forms
Friday - Morning Routine
Test - On your own, no notes, no talking. When you are finished, raise your hand to have the test collected
Mount your fish on purple paper.
Label the internal organs with a marker. Make it look good!
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Period 6 - Tech Tales ELD
Monday - Morning Routine
Finish ELPAC Testing Tell a Story
With a partner or on your own, write your own short story about anything you want, and be sure to identify the components: the introduction, setting, plot, characters, conflict, resolution, and ending. Once you have a good idea of each element in the story, write it down on paper.
Then, create a quick storyboard to give you an idea of what your story will look like.
Get into Scratch Scratch Link P6
Here is a video that can help get you going
Tuesday - Morning Routine
Tell a Story
Work in Scratch on your story.
Wednesday - Morning Routine
Tell a Story
Work in Scratch on your story.
Thursday - Morning Routine
Tell a Story
Work in Scratch on your story.
Friday - Morning Routine
Tell a Story
Work in Scratch on your story.
Hand out new schedules
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Period 7 - Tech Tales ELD
Monday - Morning Routine
Finish ELPAC Testing Tell a Story
With a partner or on your own, write your own short story about anything you want, and be sure to identify the components: the introduction, setting, plot, characters, conflict, resolution, and ending. Once you have a good idea of each element in the story, write it down on paper.
Then, create a quick storyboard to give you an idea of what your story will look like.
Get into Scratch Scratch Link P6
Here is a video that can help get you going
Tuesday - Morning Routine
Tell a Story
Work in Scratch on your story.
Wednesday - Morning Routine
Tell a Story
Work in Scratch on your story.
Thursday - Morning Routine
Tell a Story
Work in Scratch on your story.
Friday - Morning Routine
Tell a Story
Work in Scratch on your story.
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Space Out Friday
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Special Stuff
