
AGENDA
Note: Agenda will be updated weekly, showing plans from the current week and previous week.
THIS WEEK:
MONDAY
MEMORIAL DAY
TUESDAY
Figuring Out: Describe the basic process of human reproduction using
scientific names for anatomy.
Agenda:
1. Questions from Friday
2. Female Anatomy
Planner: Review Female Reproductive Anatomy
WEDNESDAY
Figuring Out: Describe the basic process of human reproduction using scientific names for anatomy.
Agenda:
1. Questions
2. Finish Female Repro and Menstrual Cycle
3. Maybe start HIV Facts
Planner: Review Packet
THURSDAY
Figuring Out: Identify risks and symptoms of HIV/STIs and where to get help if you need it.
Agenda:
1. Questions
2. Begin "Getting Help If You Need It"
3. MSU STEM Survey
Planner: Review "Getting Help If You Need It"
FRIDAY
Figuring Out: Identify risks and symptoms of HIV/STIs and where to get help if you need it.
Agenda:
1. Finish "Getting Help If You Need It"
2. Begin Boundaries
Planner: :)
NEXT WEEK:
MONDAY
Figuring Out: What causes precipitation events like hail to occur?
Agenda:
1. Update Status
2. Review Lesson 13
3. Model Rubric
Planner: Study Guide due tomorrow! Test Wednesday!
TUESDAY
Figuring Out: What causes precipitation events like hail to occur?
Agenda:
1. Study Guide Peer Feedback
2. Final Model
3. New Seats/Group Rules for Health
Planner: Test Tomorrow
WEDNESDAY
Figuring Out: What causes precipitation events like hail to occur?
Agenda:
1. Weather Unit Test
Planner: Turn in Opt-out paperwork for Health if necessary
THURSDAY
Figuring Out: Describe the basic process of human reproduction, using scientific names for reproductive anatomy.
Agenda:
1. Pre-Test
2. Health Unit Expectations
3. Initial Definitions
4. Discuss how to turn-in questions
Planner: MSU Survey Consent Form due tomorrow; review definitions
FRIDAY
TALENT SHOW
Agenda:
3rd hour - Talent Show
All other hours - Male Reproductive Anatomy, move onto Female if time
Planner: Review Reproductive Anatomy
PREVIOUS IMPORTANT LINKS:
Chemical Reactions WebQuest
LINKS:
1. Observing Chemical Reactions
2. Chemical vs. Physical Changes
3. Adult Supervision and Assistance Required