BIOLOGY RULES!

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Welcome To Ms Simun's BIOLOGY RULES! Home Page!!

WELCOME!!!!
I have designed this web page to provide students, parents and guardians with additional helpful information about my biology classes. I have also included links to other sites that may be of interest!

WELCOME TO BIOLOGY!!! I hope you have a great summer!!!!

Community Service:

Assist with the bluffs project in Manhattan Beach the 2nd Sat. or each month, and in Redondo Beach the 3rd Sat. See me for detials!

Rare butterfly makes comeback on L.A.-area beachesThe tiny El Segundo blue has returned to two locations where it has not been seen in decades. Scientists are surprised at the resurgence. check it out on the Bluffs page!! And...ALL of my students work on this project and are a large part it it's success!

By Deborah Schoch, Times Staff Writer
July 9, 2007

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The public library now offers a free online “Live” tutoring service (where trained tutors are available) for all levels and subjects. They recently applied for and received a grant to pay for this. Simply go to:

www.redondo.org/library

on the main screen there is an icon for the free tutoring, which is available from 1 to 10 p.m. The students need a library card number in order to be able to access this fabulous and free service!

Please DONATE used cell phones and printer cartridges for recycling!

Please donate clean, used towels, any size!
thank you!
recycle- it's trendy!

Yes, snakes ARE vertebrates!

Almost the entire length of the snake's skeleton
is one long rib cage! The tail is only a short
segment at the end. Also, all of the organs in
the body are elongated.

"King of the beasts"?! How about "Emperor of the Universe"!

Too bad cats don't think very highly of themselves! Cats do sleep a lot, especially in lions (Panthera leo), as females do most of the hunting.