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A Sonoran Desert Community *A simulation... doggone it! On October 15th, we will be conducting another species diversity study. However, unlike the deciduous fores... Started by Sean Nash	40	Oct 16 Reply by Ally S
Enkephalin On My Wrist? "DNA makes RNA and RNA makes proteins and proteins make us." ~Francis Crick In the space below... add your comments, questions, discus... Started by Sean Nash	22	Apr 12 Reply by Abby Lucas
Virtual Genetics Labs Visit this excellent genetics resource from the University of Utah. After viewing these prerequisite animated tutorials: BUILD A DNA M... Started by Sean Nash	14	Apr 1 Reply by Samantha Wilson
mini-project II results & discussion Use this forum to post your "wisdom of crowds" mini-project data analysis & resulting discussion... Started by Sean Nash	27	Oct. 26, 2008 Reply by Matt Brown
mini-project results & discussion Use this forum to post your mini-project data analysis & resulting discussion... Started by Sean Nash	37	Sep. 24, 2008 Reply by Korby Trautman
The Diversity of Life - our schema Many students (and people of all ages for that matter) walk around with a limited appreciation of the diversity of life. Do a quick surve... Started by Sean Nash	52	Sep. 19, 2008 Reply by meagan

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Taylor Woodruff replied to Sean Nash's discussion 'Cell Structure & Function: Quick Site Review'

I really like this website I found! It's freaking awesome! :) I choose this site for a number of different reasons. For one, I really liked the pictures it used, they used a good mixture of real photos and animated photos to give you a real sense...

8 hours ago

Hunter Ewart replied to Sean Nash's discussion 'Cell Structure & Function: Quick Site Review'

I liked the links you have. They really have a lot of good information and pictures to help guide you in your learning. nIce work!!!

8 hours ago

Hunter Ewart replied to Sean Nash's discussion 'Cell Structure & Function: Quick Site Review'

I choose this cite becasue it seemed to put all the puzzle peices into place. This one brushed of the cobb webs in the back of my brain from the lasrt time I studied cells and ther fuctions. Because Im a visual learner and it shows me the inside ...

9 hours ago

Ivory Baldwin replied to Sean Nash's discussion 'Cell Structure & Function: Quick Site Review'

I call dips on http://library.thinkquest.org/12413/index.html :)

10 hours ago

Shelby Hawkins replied to Sean Nash's discussion 'Cell Structure & Function: Quick Site Review'

Ok! Just wanted to add this now before I forgot...WAY COOL...and only about thirty seconds of your time!

11 hours ago

Sean Nash replied to Sean Nash's discussion 'Cell Structure & Function: Quick Site Review'

Excellent Laci... good finds. I also noticed that in the end you said you that these webpages pretty much taught you exactly what today's classroom experience did. Surely there is something more hidden in these pages... right? What other little ge...

17 hours ago

Laci Shoemaker replied to Sean Nash's discussion 'Cell Structure & Function: Quick Site Review'

As I was researching I came across this website that gives a look at the cell's structure & function. This link on this website gives readers a chance to see what the structure of a cell is all about. I chose this because it has little cute diagra...

18 hours ago

Sean Nash added a discussion

Cell Structure & Function: Quick Site Review

This is a collaborative resource review and aggregation for use in an upcoming unit. Use this forum to share a website you found particularly interesting or informative on the topic of cellular structure and function. After surveying the site, ...

21 hours ago

Sean Nash added a video

Flu Attack! How A Virus Invades Your Body

When you get the flu, viruses turn your cells into tiny factories that help spread the disease. In this animation, NPR's Robert Krulwich and medical animator David Bolinsky explain how a flu virus can trick a single cell into making a million more...

yesterday

james d green added a blog post

difference in "I want" and in "i need" ((THROUGH A WRESTLERS P.O.V.))

Today after practice when we were getting ready to get a beak down coach said something that brought me straight to our whole topic of carbs and fats and proteins. he was talking about how he has been where we are, having to cut the weight and kee...

on Monday

Ali Bargu commented on Sean Nash's video 'Mmmmmmm.... hot dogs!'

i dont eat hotdogs anyways ... buuutt there are FAR more gross things that we eat than that :)

on Sunday

Kerstyn Bolton commented on Kerstyn Bolton's blog post 'What are Carbs, Lipids and Proteins?.. I can tell you!'

Abby, why you dogging on my post? I worked really hard :(

November 25

Abby Lucas commented on Sean Nash's video 'Mmmmmmm.... hot dogs!'

Cole...some things are better off not said out loud.

November 24

Abby Lucas commented on Kerstyn Bolton's blog post 'What are Carbs, Lipids and Proteins?.. I can tell you!'

All I can say is...VERY creative title there, Kerstyn. ... And it DOES appear as if you have typed a bit more than the group from last year--maybe two or three words more...

November 24

Laci Shoemaker replied to Erin Nash's discussion 'Nutrition Labels - An Analysis'

According to the little BMR thing, I need 1069 calories per day. This opened my eyes because not everything you eat is healthy, or at least the stuff that you think is healthy really is not, and I like the fact that we learned how to calculate th...

November 24