Thank You, Thank You, THANK YOU for a fantastic school year. I had so much fun with each and every one of you. I loved getting to know you, what makes you tick, what inspires you, how you learn best, and so much more! My hope is that you got as much out of learning with me as I got from teaching with you. 
Please, please, please come by and visit next year and see what the new freshmen are up to, or if you need help with a little chemistry.
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Believe it or not we are just 2 short weeks away from the end of the school year. On top of that, we have now successfully completed all the required content for Biology! So, without further ado, today we will begin preparing for the SII final! You will get a copy if the Study Guide when you come to class today, but I also wanted to give you the opportunity tomuse an electronic version (links below). The answer key is published for you to review. Its been a great year with you, lets end it on a high note!
Cellular Respiration, although the inputs and outputs seem easy, the process is very convoluted and complicated. Lucky for you, we’re going to simplify it to a point that is appropriate for a High School Biology student.
Photosynthesis may seem like an easy topic, based on what you learned in middle school. But, as we go a little deeper into the processes of how Plants chemically create glucose from a gas, a liquid, and sunlight we find that it is a whole lot more interesting and complicated. Below is a graphic organizer to show the parts of the chloroplast, the reactants, the products, and the important molecules involved in both the Light & Dark Reactions.
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