Wednesday, March 9, 2011

"Does it eat spiders?"

We turned in the leaf lab.

The Plant of the Day is... the Spider Plant. It can self-propagate, meaning it can take a part of itself and grow a new plant out of that part. It is native to South Africa, however it is a common house plant. It is also a flowering plant.



We mostly discussed ATP, Energy, and Visible Spectrum.



Things about visible spectrum:


  • Light travels in waves

  • Each color has a diferent wavelength

  • There are some colors we cannot perceive (i.e. ultra violet, infared, etc.)

  • All the colors put together will make white

  • Color can be absorbed and/or reflected

Note: Energy is what makes you do stuff, and ATP has Adenine, Ribose, and 3 Phosphate Groups


Homework:



  • Unit Packet 67-68, Due Date: Tommorow

  • Read Section 8.2 and 8.3 with Unit Packet 81-85 OR a reading strategy/notes of your choice, Due Date: Tommorow

  • National Park Research, Due Date: 3/23/11


A Spider Plant Flower.

Next Scribe is...Alex.

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