7th Grade Honors Science
Thursday, January 18, 2007
Thursday 1/18/07
What was done?
What was collected?
What was assigned?
Daily Science Fact
When you look at a frog or a toad, you'll notice that it doesn't seem to have a neck. Practically speaking, this is true. Most frog and toad species have large, protruding eyes so they can see in most directions. They can also hop around to look in another direction. But they can't turn their heads like we can, since their necks are almost non-existent.
- We took the Chapter 5 test.
- Read Sections 6-2 & 6-3 (Finding the Age of Rocks).
- WB p.52-56.
What was collected?
- Nothing.
What was assigned?
- Complete reading and WB.
Daily Science Fact
When you look at a frog or a toad, you'll notice that it doesn't seem to have a neck. Practically speaking, this is true. Most frog and toad species have large, protruding eyes so they can see in most directions. They can also hop around to look in another direction. But they can't turn their heads like we can, since their necks are almost non-existent.
posted by Mr. Kang at 12:17 PM
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