May 25, 2026

 7D Invasive species (Find 5 invasive plants)

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ds-ocuSygUetDTjmDzJu9ZLudoYPi-jL/view?usp=sharing

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vpl_7Nqr9-M

https://www.cleannorth.org/invasive-garden-plants/

Probability homework solutions

https://drive.google.com/file/d/12IQUVWT4-83077k8o0TZ2oes3wXdaZ_z/view?usp=sharing

Malala's UN speech

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5SClmL43dTo

Speech topics (presentation will start on June 8)

https://docs.google.com/document/d/10GnCovVmmrvC1pXpxmKYnr3NY_l4m8qzz3SHexa8B-k/edit?usp=sharing

Study for probability test on Thursaday\

- pick a topic for your speech. Must be an opinion piece. Start writing your speech

Class name changed

 We cannot call our class "WE Love Money"

I change it to 8C Clever Creators

May 22, 2026

 

Probability practice test (do page 2 to 5)

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CtuYCLuYGMhVeR-IukqLJ2ajRDhFQao4/view?usp=sharing

Combination	Tally	Combination	Tally	Combination	Tally
1, 1	7	2, 3	8	3, 6	7
1, 2	5	2, 4	6	4, 4	9
1, 3	2	2, 5	5	4, 5	3
1, 4	11	2, 6	8	4, 6	2
1, 5	8	3, 3	9	5, 5	4
1, 6	4	3, 4	4	5, 6	6
2, 2	3	3, 5	2	6, 6	6

The chart above indicates the tally results when rolling two dice. Calculate the probability of getting odd and even outcomes. Show your work.

Even 55.46%

Odd 44.53%

6C Science

 Score 8/10 or better, get a FREE popsicle

1) How many people were on board of the Hinderberg

2) How many survived the accident? How many died?

3) What is the speed of sound in metre per second

4) Name the first person who climbed Mount Everest?

5) Name the first Hot Air balloon that orbit around the world

6) What year did the Hinderberg explode

7) Is it faster to fly from Toronto to Vancouver or from Vancouver to Toronto

8) Name the first person who walked on the Moon

9) Buzz Lightyear (Toy Story) is named after this astronaut

10) What year did the Space Shutter explore during take off

7D Interactions with organisms

 interactions

Here are the five main types of interactions with examples:

• Predation (+/-): One organism (predator) kills and consumes another (prey). Example: A lion hunting a zebra.

• Competition (-/-): Two or more organisms vie for the same limited resource, such as food, water, or territory, harming both in the process. Example: Lions and hyenas competing for the same prey.

• Mutualism (+/+): Both species benefit from the interaction. Example: Bees gathering nectar while pollinating flowers.

• Commensalism (+/0): One organism benefits while the other is neither helped nor harmed. Example: Barnacles attaching to whales for transportation.

• Parasitism (+/-): One organism (parasite) benefits at the expense of another (host), typically without killing it immediately. Example: Ticks feeding on a dog. 

Part B

Identify the type of biotic interaction being described in each example: predation, interspecific competition, intraspecific competition, mutualism, parasitism, commensalism.

 1. _____Competition____ Two humans fight for the last bag of chips.

 2. ____Commensalism______ Some birds use abandoned nests built by other birds. 

3. ____Parasitism______ Tapeworms can be found in the intestines of animals (such as cats, dogs and humans) absorbing nutrients meant for the animal, making them very skinny. 

4. ____Competition_____ Cows and horses both graze on grass. 

5. ____Mutualism___ Dogs have lived with humans for thousands of years, getting food and shelter. Humans receive companionship, protection and assistance from dogs. 

6. ____Predation______ Foxes hunt and kill rabbits.

Money can buy happiness

 

8D and 8E Three Gorges Dam quiz

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