Letters Home

Walt: Write for multiple purposes and audiences



Task Description
Hello, my name is Caleb, and welcome to my blog. In this task, I write two made up letters like there is a big war.

The Sniper

Walt: Make inferences to build a deeper understanding of a text



Task Description
Hi, my name is Caleb, and welcome to this post. In this task I do work on the text, The Sniper. This is one of my favorite texts, and I hope I do more work like this.

Placing Organisms

Walt Place organisms on a continuum

Task Description
Hello, my name is Caleb, and in this task, I place different organisms from Smallest to Largest. Until next time, see ya!

DNA

DNA, Chromosome, and Genes are related. How? 

You have trillions of cells in your body. You can only see them under a microscope. DNA is in Chromosomes and Genes. We have 23 sets of Chromosomes. All chromosomes have different information. DNA is made up of 4 bases, T, C, A, and G. The bases are like letters. Certain bases can only go with certain bases. T and A go together, and C and G go together. 3 bases go together to make Codons. Codons are like words. When codons come together, they make genes. Genes are like chapters in a book. 2 Genes make a Chromosome. Chromosomes are like books.

Magical Myths

Walt: Write using a different tone of voice



Task Description
Hi, my name is Caleb, and welcome to my blog. In this task, I do more work on myths. I even make my own myth.

Onion Cell

Aim: The aim is to clearly see what Onion Cells look like.

Hypothesis: I think at 100x, we will be able to clearly see the Onion Cells.

Equipment: 

Onion

Slide

Blue Dye

Tweezers

Cover Slip

Method: 

1. We put the peeled of Onion Skin by using the Tweezers to get of the tiniest bit of Onion off.

2. Then we put that skin on the slide, and put the Sodium Chloride, and Blue Dye on it. 

3. Then we put a Covered Slip on it, and then put that on a Microscope.

Conclusion:
At first, we couldn’t see much apart from white with black dots. Then when we focused the Microscope, we could see the organelles inside, mainly the Nucleus. Search up onion cells and you will see what we saw.

Myths and Legends

Walt: Use our prior knowledge to make sense of a text



Task Description
Hi, my name is Caleb, and in this task, I learn about different Myths and Legends, and answer questions about them. This was a very interesting task.