Simple Machines

 

KEY IDEA: Simple machines make work easier for us by allowing us to push or pull over increased distances

Part 1: Explore the 6 types of simple machines here . Once you have "uncovered" the simple machine, write the name of the simple machine and draw a picture.

Part 2: EdHeads Simple Machines

Click the “Start” button to start. Select an activity (room) and follow the directions for each area to find the simple machines and answer the related questions. When you are finished with each section, write your score in the chart below. Put on some headphones before you begin!

Part 3: Simple Machines Glossary

Use the website here to complete the chart on simple machines. Complete the table below by adding the definition, a picture, and an example of each of the simple machines listed below.

Homeostasis Extension

Can you help the person to maintain homeostasis?

Read the directions to help save a life. Good luck! Click here

Reproductive System

Step 1: Watch the brainpop video on Reproductive Systems here

Username: sbspecial
Password: brainpop

Step 2: Answer the questions on the first page of your paper

Step 3: Watch the video on Educanon titled "Reproductive System"

Step 4: Continue working using the directions on your paper.

Unit 7 Test

Unit 7 Test - https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1r8YjJe3tN4wQrqqxSDOXD0aVBCKTq1WO1AxnoTmbBKE/viewform?usp=send_form

Please be sure to take your time!

Cell Theory Timeline

Use the website below as a reference in creating your Cell Theory timeline.

Cell Theory website

**Do not copy directly from the website. You should summarize the contributions of each scientist into your own words.**

Practice your organelles!

Cell organelle practice: Quizlet

Cell Organelle

KWBAT identify the structure and describe the function of cell organelles.

 

 

Station 1: Review the cell organelles by playing a game that reviews the function of cell organelles.

 

When you get to the screen like the one below, you may choose any of the missions. The missions get increasingly harder as you go. Good luck.

 

 

 

When you are ready to begin, click here!

 

Station 2: Complete the Glencoe virtual lab on cells here. IMPORTANT: You must read the directions on the left side panel in order to understand the objective of the lab!

 

If you finish before it is time to rotate, answer the questions on your paper.