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Smile Welcome To Mr. Knee's Webpage

Londonderry High School
Science Department

Introduction

Thank you for visiting my webpage. Lots of the information I provide in class will be made available at this website so that you can access it from anywhere you can access the web. If you should be absent from school, this is a good place to check on what needs to be done to keep up with your studies. Below is general information that applies to all classes. Seperate tabs have been created for course specific information about Freshman Science and  AP Environmental Science.

General Information 

In the table below you can checkout class specific expectations and policies. Click on the any specific topic to learn about it.

 Absences  Extra Help Grading Policy Homework Policy
Items Needed Late Work  Overall Goals  Plagiarism & Cheating

Science Safety

Providing rich laboratory experiences is an important aspect of learning science and safety in the science lab is the top priority of these learning experiences. Londonderry's Science Department has adopted a department wide Lab Safety Contract that must be read and signed by all LHS students taking a science class and their parents or guardians. To view the contract  or obtain a copy of it click on this hot link: Lab Safety Contract.

Contact Information:

Email: Mr. Knee (preferred contact - just click on my name and leave your message)
Phone: 432-6941 ext. 2811

 


 

 GlobeAP Environmental Science with Mr. Knee

Welcome To Adanced Placement Environmenal Science

AP Environmental Science is a course that covers information equivalent to an introductory college level course and as such there is an emphasis on students being independent learners. Student enrolled in APES will be issued a college level textbook titled Living In The Environment, 15th ed. by G. Tyler Miller. In addition, students will be issued an iPad 2 for the year. The course will, for the most part, be a paperless course using 21st Century technology and skills  that will hopefully better prepare you for college and life long learning.

 

In the "Course Information" table below, you will find hot-links to a variety of topics concerning this course. Just click on the link to get more information on a topic.

Course Information

Topic Outline (CollegeBoards)

Web Information

Expectations 

Extra Help 

  APES Course Description

 Cell Phone Use

Academic Code 

 Lab Safety Contract

 Items Needed

 Aspen Portal (x2) Codes

 Honor Pledge

 

  Competencies

 Homework Policy

 Absences

 

iPad Manual iPad Loan Agreement iPad Damaged/Loss Agreement  

 Tentative Class Syllabus:(10/21/2012 at 7:00 PM)

For a weekly schedule of what is going on in the class (homework assignments, labs, quizzes, tests, compentencies, projects, etc.) click on the tentative information button above. In addition, please take a moment to look at any notes posted below.

 Notes:

1. Mr. Knee's AP Environmental Science Syllubus

2.The AP Environmental Science Course Description Book

3. Goal Setting for APEShttp://tinyurl.com/GoalSettingAPES)

4. Flashcardlets for Ch. 1

5. The Tragedy of The Commons Lab Activity

6.The LORAX and SUSTAINABLE

7. In Southwest, Worst Case Senario Plays Out

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

beeFRESHMAN SCIENCE

Welcome to Mr. Knee's Freshman Science Class     Laughing

 In the "Course Information" table below, you will find hot-links to a variety of topics concerning this course. Just click on the link to get more information on a topic.

EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW TO BEGIN FRESHMAN SCIENCE

Introduction

 

Items Needed

Expectations

Computer Contract

Competencies

Academic Code

Web Information

Honor Pledge

Topics Covered

Homework Policy

Aspen Portal (x2) Codes


Lab Safety Contract

 Extra Help

Absences

Cell Phone Use

 

 Tentative Class Schedule:(updated 2:30PM, 01/14/2013) For a weekly schedule of what is going on in the class (homework assignments, labs, quizzes, tests, compentencies, projects, etc.) click on the tentative information button above. In addition, please take a moment to look at any notes posted below.

Click here for the First Quarter Class Schedule

Click here for the Second Quarter Class Schedule

 Notes: WATCH BELOW FOR NEW POSTINGS FOR QUARTER 4

1. Click on this link to see your vocabulary words and there definitions for semester two.

     Semester Two Vocabulary

2. Click here to view the presentation on "The Formation of The Solar System" for your notes.

     Formation of The Solar System

     If you miss placed your homework notes, you can download a copy here: Solar System Notes

3. Click here to view the presentation on "Minerals and Rocks" for your notes.

    Minerals and Rocks 

4. Click here to view the presentation on "Rocks and The Rock Cycle" for your notes. 

     Rocks and The Rock Cycle

5. Click here to view the resentaion on "Layers of The Earth" for your notes

    Layers of The Earth

6. Click here to view the presentation on " Plate Techtonics for your notes

     Plate Tectonics

7. Click here to view the presentation on "Geological Dating: Relative Dating"

    If you misplaced your homework notes, you can download a copy here: Geological Dating: Relative Dating Notes

8. Click here to view the presentation on "Geological Dating: Absolute Dating"

9. If you misplaced yo homwwork notes, you can download a copy here: Geological Dating: Absolute Dating Notes.

10. Click here to view the presentation of "Brief Overview"

11. Click here to view the presentation on "Our Unique Planet"

12. Seasons for the Northern Hemsphere: Here is the web link to "Seasons" 

       http://esminfo.prenhall.com/science/geoanimations/animations/01_EarthSun_E2.html  

13. Click here to view the presentation on "EnvironmentalEthic"

14. Click here to view the presentation on  "Sustainability"

       If you miss placed your homework notes, you can download a copy here: Sustainabilty Notes

15. Click here to view the presentation on the Seven Key Principles of Ecology - ECDCICA

      Seven Key Ecological Principles - ECDCICA

16. Click here to view the presentation on "Ecosystem Energy Flow"

       If you miss placed your homework notes, you can download a copy here: Ecosystem Energy Flow Notes

17. Hydrologic Cycle

18. Nitrogen Cycle link: http://www.teachersdomain.org/resource/lsps07.sci.life.eco.nitrogen/

19. Carbon Cycle link: http://www.teachersdomain.org/resource/tdc02.sci.life.eco.ccycle/    

20. Click here to view the presentation on "The Carbon Cycle"

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Files marked ".pdf" require Adobe Acrobat Reader.
Files marked ".doc" require MS Word.
Files Marked ".ppt" require MS PowerPoint.
Rich Text Files ".rtf" will open on any computer.

Absences.pdf

APES_Course_Description_Effective_2010.pdf

APES_Syllabus.docx

APES_Syllabus.pdf

Arrangement_Periodic_Table_Print.pptx

Big_Bang_Theory.ppt

Big_Bang_Theory_Notes.docx

Carbon_Cycle.ppt

College_Prep_Freshman_Science.pdf

Distances_In_Space.ppt

Distances_in_Space_Notes.docx

ECDCICA_Principles.ppt

EcosystemEnergyFlow.ppt

EcosystemEnergyFlowws.docx

Electricity.ppt

EM_Spectrum_Questions.doc

Energy_Conversions.ppt

Energy_Sources_Summary.ppt

EnvironmentalEthicswk.ppt

Environmental_Ethics.ppt

Extra_Help.pdf

Forces_In_Nature.ppt

Force_vocab.doc

Formation_Solar_System_Notes.docx

FrScience_Sem2_Vocab.pdf

FS_Absences.pdf

FS_Academic_Code.pdf

FS_Aspen_Portal.pdf

FS_Cell_Phones.pdf

FS_Competencies.pdf

FS_Computer_Contract.pdf

FS_Expectations.pdf

FS_Extra_Help.pdf

FS_Homework_Policy.pdf

FS_Intro.pdf

FS_Items_Needed.pdf

FS_Key_ScienceVocabTerms.doc

FS_SciMethod.ppt

FS_SciSafetyActivity.docx

FS_Syllabus1.pdf

FS_Syllabus2.pdf

FS_Topics.pdf

FS_Vocab_S1_12.doc

FS_Vocab_S1_12.pdf

FS_Web_Information.pdf

GeoDating_RelativeNote.doc

GeoDating_RelativeS.pptx

Geological_Dating_Absolute_Dating_Notes.doc

Geo_Dating_Absolute.ppt

Global_Climate_Change.ppt

Grading_Policy.pdf

Homework_Policy.pdf

Intro_to_Energy.ppt

iPad_Damage_Loss_Agreement.docx

iPad_Pilot_Agreement.docx

iPad_Pilot_Manual.docx

Items_Needed.pdf

KneeSyllabus_2012.docx

LabSafetyContract.pdf

Late_Work.pdf

Layers_of_the_Earth.ppt

Life_History_of_a_Star_Vocab.ppt

Minerals_and_RockCycle.ppt

Momentum_Review.ppt

NASA_Electromagnetic_Spectrum.ppt

NASA_Electromagnetic_Spectrum_Notes.doc

Nitrogen_Cycle.pptx

Ordering_The_Universe.ppt

Order_of_Universe_Definitions.docx

Our_Unique_Planet.ppt

Our_Unique_Planetkm.ppt

Overall_Goals.pdf

Overview.ppt

Physics_of_AstronomyKEY_12KK.ppt

Plagiarism_Cheating.pdf

PLATETECTONICS.pptx

Plate_Tectonics.ppt

Rock_Cycle.pptx

Scientific_Notation.docx

SD_Honor_Pledge.pdf

SolarSystemFormation.ppt

Solar_System_Keplers_Laws.ppt

Stability_Chem_Bonds.ppt

StarCharacteristics.ppt

Star_Cycle.ppt

States_of_Matter_BH.ppt

ST_Electromagnetic_Spectrum_Reading.pdf

Sustainability.pptx

Sustainabilityws.docx

Telescopes.ppt

Telescopes_Notes.doc

THE_LORAX_and_SUSTAINABLE.doc

Topic_Outline.pdf

Tragedy_of_Commons_Activity.doc

Types_Chem_Bonds.ppt

where_do_elements.ppt