Science in Action - October

Anna ISD Secondary Science Teachers

Pre-AP Biology

Neville

Evolution/Biomolecules

pre-ap chemistry

Alcosiba

Bonding

6th gradescience

Gardner

Chemistry Unit

6th grade science

Petty

States of Matter

AP Physics 2

Zuo

Electricity Lab

Science in action! Hands-on highlights during the month of October

Anna ISD Secondary Science Teachers

Science in action! Hands-on highlights during the month of October

prinCiples of technology

Juntado

Laws of Motion

biology

Barrientos

Biomolecule Lab

7th grade science

Parr

Thermal Energy

8th grade science

McCorkle

Food Web disruption

biology

Patch

Vocabulary Review

Patch's Biology Class

Students were reviewing vocabulary using the Lead4Ward intructional strategy Rock and Roll

McCorkle's 8th grade Class

Students investigated how various human factors can disrupt an ecosystem.

Neville's PreAP Biology Class

In various lab activities with Ms. Neville, students had the opportunity to create a cladogram and also took on the role of detectives, investigating three types of biomolecules to solve a mystery.

Parr's 7th grade Science Class

Students explored how heat is transferred using the Thermal Blocks funded by the Education Foundation grant from 2023-2024.

Juntado's Principle of Technology Class

Students were engaged with a demonstration of the first Law of Motion, which states that objects will remain at rest unless an unbalanced force acts upon them.

Alcosiba's Pre-AP Chem Class

Exploring different chemical reactions within our Bonding Unit

Barrientos's Biology Class

Students acted as detectives, exploring three types of biomolecules as they worked to solve an investigation.

Zuo's AP Physics 2 Class

Using our new Pasco kits to explore electricity and magnetism in AP Physics 2

Gardner's 6th grade Class

Exploring different inquiry labs within our 6th grade chemistry unit from building an Ooblet to observing solids using microscopes, to building a density column

Petty's 6th grade Class

Understanding the different states of matter by modeling at the atomic level using playdoh.