Pre-requisite for course:
In order to take this course, you should have taken and earned a credit in Biology and Physical Science.
Materials:
3-ring binder. You will use it to keep all your notes, daily work and handouts.
Loose-leaf notebook paper
Colored pencils
Pencils or pens to write with.
Grading:
Semester Test 15%
Chapter Test 20%
Notebook 20%
Class work /Lab 20%
Home work 20%
Projects 20%
Class time:
You are expected to be present and on time and prepared for class. If you need to leave the room ( bathroom, locker, or emergency trips to office ) during class, you are to fill out a pass and have Mr. Buchanan to sign it. You will only be allowed 6 non-emergency passes for the semester. Once they are gone you will not leave the room for anything except an emergency. At the end of the semester, each pass not use will earn you 20 points extra credit on a daily/homework grades
Notebook:
Your notebook will consist of work completed in class, class notes and any homework. In order for you to make a 100 on your notebook, it must be writing neat and all work needs to be dated and in order.
Make-up work:
I will follow the school policy in regards to make up work. You will need to arrange make up times with Mr. Buchanan. Completing make-up work in a timely manner is YOUR responsibility. Sometimes the make-up work will include a 2 page essay on the topic covered.
Patterns of animals -------------------------------------- Ch: 1
Classification system of animals --------------------- - Ch: 7
Invertebrates ---------------------------------------------- Ch: 9
Porifera ---------------------------------------------------- Ch: 9
Cnidaria --------------------------------------------------- Ch: 9
Platy helminthes ----------------------------------------- Ch: 10
Mollusca ---------------------------------------------- Ch: 12
Annelida -------------------------------------------------- Ch: 13
Arthropoda ----------------------------------------------- Ch: 14 & 15
Echinodermata ------------------------------------------- Ch: 16
Vertebrata - Second nine weeks
Agnatha, Chondrichthyes, Osteichthyes (Fish) ------ Ch: 18
Amphibia -------------------------------------------------- Ch: 19
Reptilia ---------------------------------------------------- Ch: 20
Aves ------------------------------------------------------- Ch: 21
Mammalia ------------------------------------------------ Ch: 22

Pre-requisite for course:
In order to take this course, you should have taken and earned a credit in Biology and Physical Science.
Materials:
3-ring binder. You will use it to keep all your notes, daily work and handouts.
Loose-leaf notebook paper
Colored pencils
Pencils or pens to write with.
Grading:
Semester Test 15%
Chapter Test 20%
Notebook 20%
Class work /Lab 20%
Home work 20%
Projects 20%
Class time:
You are expected to be present and on time and prepared for class. If you need to leave the room ( bathroom, locker, or emergency trips to office ) during class, you are to fill out a pass and have Mr. Buchanan to sign it. You will only be allowed 6 non-emergency passes for the semester. Once they are gone you will not leave the room for anything except an emergency. At the end of the semester, each pass not use will earn you 20 points extra credit on a daily/homework grades
Notebook:
Your notebook will consist of work completed in class, class notes and any homework. In order for you to make a 100 on your notebook, it must be writing neat and all work needs to be dated and in order.
Make-up work:
I will follow the school policy in regards to make up work. You will need to arrange make up times with Mr. Buchanan. Completing make-up work in a timely manner is YOUR responsibility. Sometimes the make-up work will include a 2 page essay on the topic covered.
Chapter 1 Introduction to Earth Science
Chapter 2 Minerals
Chapter 3 Rocks
Chapter 8 Earthquakes and Earth’s Interior
Chapter 9 Plate Tectonics
Chapter 10 Volcanoes
Chapter 11 Mountain Building
Chapter 22 The Origin of Modern Astronomy
Chapter 23 Our Solar System
Chapter 24 Studying the Sun
Chapter 25 Beyond Our Solar System
Chapter 17 The Atmosphere: Structure and Temperature
Chapter 18 Moisture, Clouds, and Precipitation
Chapter 19 Air Pressure and Wind
Chapter 20 Weather Patterns and Severe Storms
Chapter 11A Georgia Earth System
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