Confidence Assessment: How Do You Feel?

Confidence Assessment: How do you feel?

Please select the letter that matches thestatement that you feel is true for YOU right now!

A. Working on it… B. Got it!

9. I can identify the three ideas of Modern Cell Theory.

10. I know that scientific theories develop over time (like our development of our understanding of cells).

11. I can match the cell organelles (parts) and functions (jobs).

12. I realize that cells parts function (job) is to perform tasks necessary for the survival of the organism (MRS. GREN)

13. I know that different body tissues and organs are made of different kinds of cells but that cells function in similar ways for all living things.

14. I know that some organisms are made of one cell (unicellular) and some are made multicellular (many cells).

15. I can organize the following words: cells, tissues, organ, organ systems and organisms.

16. I know that organisms have diverse body plans, symmetry and internal structures that contribute to their being able to survive in their environments.

17. I can identify different types of body plans including radial symmetry, bilateral symmetry, and asymmetry (no symmetry).

Confidence Assessment: How do you feel?

Please select the letter that matches the statement that you feel is true for YOU right now!

A. Working on it… B. Got it!

1. I can identify the different ways in which igneous, metamorphic and sedimentary rocks form.

2. I can classify igneous, metamorphic and sedimentary based on their unique characteristics.

3. Most rocks are composed of one or more minerals but there are a few types of sedimentary rocks that contain organic material, such as coal.

4. Minerals have specific properties (luster, color, streak, hardness, etc)

5. Minerals form in specific environments.

6. I can list the ingredients of soil (rocks and nutrient matter).

7. I can describe uses for rocks, minerals and soilssuch as energy and transportation, construction and agriculture, domestic use and technology.

8. Most geologic resources (rocks, minerals, and soil) are considered nonrenewable.