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I like to call myself a utility teacher. Over the years I have taught a variety of subjects to a variety of grades. In those many years, I managed to design many of my own notes to suit the students i was teaching. In my shop you will find notes for the following subjects: 1. English 2. History 3. Biology 4. Science 5. Life Skills 6. Art 7. Drama

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I like to call myself a utility teacher. Over the years I have taught a variety of subjects to a variety of grades. In those many years, I managed to design many of my own notes to suit the students i was teaching. In my shop you will find notes for the following subjects: 1. English 2. History 3. Biology 4. Science 5. Life Skills 6. Art 7. Drama

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Light
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Light

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An in-depth study of how light works. Includes notes on lenses and how light moves through lenses.
Food
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Food

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A look at food groups, vitamins, deficiency illnesses and food labels.
Biodiversity
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Biodiversity

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Looks at defining biodiversity. Includes a research assignment on biodiversity.
Human Reproduction
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Human Reproduction

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Includes notes on: 1. Reproductive Organs 2. Human Reproduction 3. Puberty Also includes a research assignment on the cost of pregnancy.
The Skeleton
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The Skeleton

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Notes on the skeleton. Includes: 1. A powerpoint teaching how to label the skeleton 2. Notes on the different bones 3. Types of joints on the skeleton 4. How these Joints Move
Compounds
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Compounds

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A look at how compounds form. Includes Notes on: 1. Mixtures as an introduction 2. Experiments with Mixtures 3. Notes on how Compounds form 4. Naming Compounds 5. Exercises on Naming Compounds
Cells
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Cells

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Includes notes on: - The differences between plant and animal cells - Study of a unicellular Organism - Amoeba - Cell Division - A Living Cell - Multiple Assessments and Exercise to assess understanding