11th Grade Hybrid Zones Passages

Explore Earth's environments, focusing on the connections between physical landscapes and human activities. Gain an understanding of key concepts in physical and human geography, including climate zones, and how these elements influence our world.

Students will explore essential science concepts with a focus on comprehensive lab safety guidelines and course expectations. They will gain a thorough understanding of proper laboratory procedures and the main themes of the Hybrid Night School Science course, which will prepare them for successful engagement in both in-person and remote learning environments.

Focus on understanding the characteristics and depth ranges of ocean zones through data-focused questions. Identify and compare various oceanic zones, analyze the distribution of marine life, and explore how density variations influence water mass and dissolved oxygen levels.

Exploring the characteristics and depths of oceanic layers, learners gain insight into the Sunlight, Midnight, and Abyss zones. By identifying these distinct ocean zones and recognizing the unique features associated with each depth, students enhance their understanding of marine science and contribute to a broader knowledge of oceanography.

Explore the variety of marine environments and comprehend the importance of ocean layers, specifically the photic and mesopelagic zones, as well as the challenges these ecosystems encounter. Gain an understanding of ocean acidification's effects and learn about conservation strategies aimed at preserving aquatic biodiversity for future sustainability.

Explore the ocean zones, focusing on their unique characteristics and classifications based on depth, light availability, and location. Gain an understanding of the ecological significance of these zones, enhancing insights into marine environments and their complex structures.

Explore the diverse climates and geographical features of France, with an emphasis on the differences between the northern and southern regions. Gain an understanding of regional climate variations, improve the ability to describe geographical characteristics, and enhance linguistic skills through context-based vocabulary application.

Understand the significance and origins of Immigrant Heritage Month and its impact on cultural awareness in the United States. Explore key historical events and figures associated with this celebration to gain a deeper understanding of cultural diversity and the importance of inclusivity.

Engage with a detailed examination of evolutionary biology, addressing fundamental concepts including the forces of evolution, speciation, and evolutionary change models. Acquire an understanding of evolutionary mechanisms and develop the ability to distinguish between diverse evolutionary processes and theories.