Connor

1. What I learned this week is that a frog's anatomy outside is verry adapted to its environment. Things like camoflauged skin, webbed toes, and the nictitating membrane are all adaptations that help frogs survive. Camoflauge makes the frogs hard to see to predators, and helps it hunt. Webbed toes help the frog swim in the water with ease,and the nictitating membrane keeps water out of the frog's eyes. 2. Another thing that I learned was that many organs in the frogs body are located near the same areas that ours are like the kidneys, heart, and lungs. 3. One question that I have is "why is there always a dark cloud over the polo fields in big horn?"

1. One thing in science that we learned this week is that when you put match heads in a container and light them on fire using a magnifying glass, the gas pushes the cap off it it isn't put on tightly enough. This happens because the gas escapes so fast that it blows the cap off the jar.

1. In science this week, I learned about compounds. Compounds are two or more seperate elements combined. People consume many things that they may not know are compounds. Such as water which is H20, or NaCl which is table salt. In science we did a worksheet on compounds that displayed many different compounds, like hydrogen sulfide which is the stench that you will find when you drive past sulfur mines.

2.Also, we learned about how metals, non metals, and metaloids react with differents substances and what happens when you try to test their reaction with acid, how maleable they are and how much electrical conductivity they have.

3. One question that I have is why aren't some metaliods good electrical conductors.

1. One thing I learned about in this learning target was about how to draw a Bohr Model. A Bohr Model is a model that displays the number of protons, neutrons, electrons, and valence shells in an element. Such as in hydrogen there is one pronton, one neutron, one electron and one valence shell. The way that you draw a Bohr Modle is by drawing a circle that represents the nucleus and then drawing the correct number of protons and electrons. Finally the drawer needs to put the correct number of valenece shells and electrons on the outside of the nucleus. 2.