• All assignments are on Canvas.

    Supplies needed for Honors Biology

    *3 prong pocket folder specifically for biology

    *Notebook Paper (college or standard rule)

    *Writing utensils (pen, pencil, highlighter)

    *Ear Buds

    *Color Pencils

     Parents and students, join my Remind group for reminders on quizzes and tests for Honors Biology.  Simply text @2c642b8 to 81010

  • ID’s must be worn at all times!

    Classroom Rules

    1. Be respectful of yourself, others and property.
    2. Be prompt.
    3. Be responsible (report writing on desk).
    4. Be present.
    5. Keep cell phone and earbuds put away (not visible) in the classroom.
    6. Be a leader, be a learner, be a Tarpon.

    Classroom Procedures

    1. Enter quietly.
    2. Get your assigned book from shelves if needed or Chrombook from the cart.
    3. Go directly to your assigned seat.
    4. Log into assigned Chromebook.
    5. Put cell phone and earbuds away before entering the classroom.
    6. Place all items in the cubby except textbook, biology folder with paper, and writing utensil.
    7. At the end of class, return your book to the shelf & place in numerical order, check your area, and throw away papers/trash. Log out of Chromebook. 7th period put Chromebook in cart and plug in.
    8. Roll chair under table & check for writing on table. (except 7th period, put chair on table.)
    9. Use restroom and get water between classes.
    10. Do not touch water and gas knobs unless instructed.

     

    Teaching Rules/Procedures:

    1. Refrain from talking when the teacher is speaking, teaching, reading, or when other students are reading or presenting.
    2. Cell phone and earbudsnot away (not visible) until you leave the room.
    3. Anytime a student misses class due to a school function, he/she is expected to be prepared for the next class session. Look on Canvas for assignments. 香港六合彩直播开奖work and class work should be secured before the date of absence.
    4. If excused absence due to illness, check Canvas for assignments. Two days for each day of absence shall be given to complete all make-up work. Complete “Assignments to Check” clipboard in classroom.
    5. All policies set forth by Charlotte High School, as well as those discussed in the Student Code of Conduct handbook, will be the main guidelines for class procedures.

     

    Positive Reinforcement

    1. Verbal praise.
    2. Tarpon Ticket.
    3. Recognition of the internal gratification earned by doing “what’s right.”
  • Syllabus

    Charlotte High School

    Honors Biology

    2022-2023

     

    Susan Haynes

    Room G219

    (941) 575-5450 *7104

    susan.haynes@yourcharlotteschools.net

    Remind App: text @2c642b8 to 81010

     

    Course Description

    Course Number: 2000320

    Number of Credits: 1

    Course Length: 1 year

    Biology I Honors provides opportunities for advanced exploratory experiences and activities in the fundamental concepts of life. Topics include, but are not limited to, cell biology, genetics, classification, animals, plants, and ecological relationships. Lectures, notes, computer programs, homework, and labs are the most common approaches to the material.

    Course Objectives and Outline

    The course will be divided into three basic categories:

    Unit 1:  Biochemistry, Cells & Genetics: Chapters 1, 2, 8-16: Students will study: Organization and development of living organisms, heredity and reproduction, matter and energy transformations

    Unit 2:  Biodiversity & Evolution: Chapters 17-27: Students will study: Diversity and evolution of living organisms, classification, body systems

    Unit 3:  Ecology: Chapters 3-7: Students will study: Earth systems and patterns, energy, diversity of living organisms, interdependence        

     

    Text and Ancillary Materials

    Biology Pearson by Miller & Levine (ISBN-13:978-0-328-94901-4)

    On-Line: Log into Classlink Launchpad from chs.yourcharlotteschools.net  Click Pearson Realize

    Supplies

    *3 prong pocket folder specifically for biology

    *Notebook Paper (college or standard rule)

    *Writing utensils (pen, pencil, highlighter)

    *Ear Buds

    *Color Pencils

    ID’s must be worn at all times.

    Policies and Procedures

    1. Enter quietly.
    2. Get your assigned book from shelves if needed or Chrombeook from the cart.
    3. Go directly to your assigned seat.
    4. Log into assigned Chromebook.
    5. Put cell phone and earbuds away before entering the classroom.
    6. Place all items in the cubby except textbook, biology folder with paper, and writing utensil.
    7. At the end of class, return your book to the shelf & place in numerical order, check your area, and throw away papers/trash. Log out of Chrombook. 7th period put Chromebook in cart and plug in.
    8. Roll chair under table & check for writing on table. (except 7th period, put chair on table.)
    9. Use restroom and get water between classes.
    10. Do not touch water or gas knobs unless instructed.

     

    Grading                                                                     Scale

    Tests                                                               100 points each                       A=90-100

    Quizzes                                                           1 point each word                   B=80-89

    Class Work                                                     5 points each                           C=70-79

    PQ5R                                                              5 points each                           D=60-69           

    Labs & Projects                                              5-25 points each                     F=59 and below                         

    Canvas Assignments                                      5-10 points each section

    Notebook Checks                                           5-25 points each time                        

    ***Grade will be calculated by dividing the total points earned by the total points possible***

     

    Make-up work will be provided for all students; however, no activities or assignments can replace the learning that occurs in the classroom when the student is present.  Two (2) days for each day of eligible absences shall be given to complete all class make-up work.  NO OTHER LATE ASSIGNMENTS WILL BE ACCEPTED! In case of unexcused absence, 30% will be deducted from the earned grade. Exams, tests, or quizzes will be rescheduled at the discretion of the teacher, and must be completed in the classroom within 5 days of the student’s return to school.  If student is absent due to a school activity, work is due the day they return.  This includes test & quiz make-ups. Most assignments are on Canvas so it is your responsibility to check the site daily, especially if you are absent. Be sure to sign the “Assignments to Check” clipboard in the classroom when assignments are completed late due to illness.

     

    Course Procedures

    This is a self-directed class with several individual assignments. During the course, students will read, create PQ5R’s (extracting information from text) and projects, complete Canvas assignments, and participate in labs while working individually as well as in groups.  Students are expected to study at home daily for quizzes and tests, which must be taken in my classroom, and to complete all assignments on time.  Students are also expected to participate in class, keep track of their progress on FOCUS, and view their Canvas account daily for assignments and announcements.

     

    General Course of Study

                    Semester 1                                                                 Semester 2

    Chapter                       Standard                                   Chapter                    Standard

    1

    The Science of Biology

    SC.912.N.1.1, 1.3, 1.4, 1.6, 1.7, 2.1, 3.1, 3.4

    14

    RNA Protein Synthesis

    SC.912.L.16.5, 16.9

    2

    The Chemistry of Life

    SC.912.L.18.1, 18.11, 18.12

    15-16

    Biotechnology & Human Genome

    SC.912.L.16.10

    8

    Cell Structure & Function

    SC.912.L.14.1, 14.3, 14.4

    17-18

    Evolution

    SC.912.L.15.1, 15.2, 15.3,  15.8, 15.10, 15.12, 15.13, 15.14, 15.15

    9 & 10

    Photosynthesis & Cellular Respiration

    SC.912.L.18.6, 18.7, 18.8, 18.9, 18.10

    19-21

    Classification & History of Life,

    Viruses, Prokaryotes

    SC.912.L.14.5, 15.8, 15.4, 15.5, 15.6, 15.8, 15.10

    22-23

    Plants

    SC.912.L.14.3, 14.7

    3-4

    Ecology & The Biosphere

    SC.912. L.17.2, 17.4, 17.5, 17.8, 17.9, 17.13. 17.20

    11

    Cell Growth & Division

    SC.912.L.16.8, 16.16, 16.17,

    5-7

    Populations & Humans in the Biosphere & Communities

     

    SC.912.L.14.6, 17.10, 17.11, 17.20

    12

    Introduction to Genetics

    SC.912. L.16.16, 16.9. 16.17, 16.1, 16.2

    27

    Body Systems (brain, heart, immune, reproductive)

    SC.912.L.14.52, 14.26, 14.36,  16.13

    13

    DNA Replication

    SC.912. L.16.3, 16.4

     

    DOL 31-64

    Comparative Anatomy

    SC.912.L.14.6

     

     

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