Biology Week 30

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Day 1Day 2Day 3Day 4Day 5
Guest Hollow’s High School Biology Textbook
Guest Hollow's Homeschool Biology Textbook19.4 Reptiles19.5 Birds
Workbook
Writing Assignments
Labs
Illustrated Guide to Home Biology Experiments: All Lab, No Lecture (DIY Science)Illustrated Guide to Home Biology ExperimentsThere are no labs this week.
Guest Hollow LabsThere are no labs this week.
Apologetics and Creation Science
The Genesis of GermsThe Genesis of GermsChapter 9: The Origin of Disease: A Creation PerspectiveChapter 10: Plagues and Pestilences of the Future
Other Resources
Videos
BrainPOPBrainPOPReptilesBirds
Biology 101: Biology According to the Days of CreationBiology 101Avian Creatures
Life in Cold BloodAttenborough: Life In Cold BloodLife in Cold Blood
Look at the YouTube search results for an episode in this series.

TED-Ed: Watch this if you’re scared of snakes
TED-Ed: How do geckos defy gravity?

TED-Ed: Poison vs. venom: What’s the difference?
Sci-Show: How Birds Really See the World

Sci-Show: What Do Parrots Think They’re Saying?
TED-Ed: The surprising secrets of hummingbird flight *This video briefly mentions evolution.

Sci-Show: The Bizarre Anatomy of Hummingbirds

TED-Ed: Bird migration, a perilous journey
TED-Ed: Vultures: The acid-puking, plague-busting heroes of the ecosystem *The video says the word evolved one time.
Extras
Contribute to science and conservation by tracking your bird sightings using eBird. You have to sign up for a free account to use this site.

There are many free and paid bird identification apps. Optional idea: Use one of these apps and log the birds you see either via eBird linked above or in a notebook. You may want to see if there is a bird watching group in your area and arrange to go on one of their field trips.

Optional idea: You may want to see if a local chicken breeder has an egg hatcher you can borrow or rent to hatch some chicken eggs in it. Optional idea: You may want to see if a local chicken breeder has an egg hatcher you can borrow or rent to hatch some chicken eggs in it. Here is an article that can help: The Complete Beginner’s Guide to Hatching Chicken Eggs

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