Stacy Baker Female Owings, MD United States: Share

Blog Posts
Discussions (20)
Events
Groups (5)
Photos (1)
Photo Albums
Videos (3)

Stacy Baker's Apps

Stacy Baker's Friends

View All

Stacy Baker's Groups

Molecular Visions

19 members
Fervent Evolution Discus…

31 members

General Biology

75 members
Zoology

17 members

AP Biology

69 members

View All

Stacy Baker's Discussions

Biology activities that boys like
4 Replies

Started this discussion. Last reply by Susan Berrend Oct 4.

Money
8 Replies

Started this discussion. Last reply by Connie Weber Mar 31.

Looking for activities about the genetics of "race"
15 Replies

Started this discussion. Last reply by Donna Browne Sep 8.

View All

Stacy Baker's Page

Latest Activity

Laura Ricker joined Stacy Baker's group

General Biology

This group is for those who teach introductory biology courses typically taken by high school students their freshman or sophomore year.

November 8

Gwen Noda joined Stacy Baker's group

General Biology

This group is for those who teach introductory biology courses typically taken by high school students their freshman or sophomore year.

October 29

Colin Matheson joined Stacy Baker's group

General Biology

This group is for those who teach introductory biology courses typically taken by high school students their freshman or sophomore year.

October 23

Christy Tyler joined Stacy Baker's group

General Biology

This group is for those who teach introductory biology courses typically taken by high school students their freshman or sophomore year.

October 18

Allison Milkosky joined Stacy Baker's group

General Biology

This group is for those who teach introductory biology courses typically taken by high school students their freshman or sophomore year.

October 15

Adrian Portland joined Stacy Baker's group

General Biology

This group is for those who teach introductory biology courses typically taken by high school students their freshman or sophomore year.

October 9

Susan Berrend replied to Stacy Baker's discussion 'Biology activities that boys like'

Beach balls can also be turned into review balls (one sees these done by topic for about $12 in catalogues). Students write out questions on the balls (using sharpies) and once done, throw them to each other; the question one's left thumb sits on be…

October 4

Shelley Wright joined Stacy Baker's group

General Biology

This group is for those who teach introductory biology courses typically taken by high school students their freshman or sophomore year.

October 3

Profile Information

My Twitter username is:

missbaker

Check out my blog:

http://missbakersbiologyclass.com/blog

Another website I manage is:

http://blogging4biology.edublogs.org/

Yet another website I manage is:

http://extremebiology.ning.com

My job title/titles:

High school biology teacher

Favorite course I currently teach & why:

AP Biology because I get to discuss more complex topics with students

Interests (away from work):

My life is mostly work, but I also enjoy watching sports and traveling.

Stacy Baker's Photos

Loading…

Stacy Baker's Videos

My Student's song about malaria

Added by Stacy Baker
Darwin Day Trailer

Added by Stacy Baker
MLK Day Trailer

Added by Stacy Baker

Comment Wall (8 comments)

You need to be a member of The Synapse to add comments!

Join this Ning Network

At 3:42pm on July 5, 2009, Hassan Wilson said…: Great job with the trailers. I am experimenting with animoto.

At 2:02am on June 30, 2009, Cara Heitz said…: Hi Stacy,
I found your amazing blog & wiki about a month ago and have been spending hours on them learning away!
I have a few questions for you and wondered if we could chat via email?
Thanks,
Cara

At 11:12am on February 1, 2009, Shelly Ferguson said…: Thanks! Creative commons is wonderful. As to your question about the wildlife rehabilitation, I usually take care of the baby squirrels and turtles. It's so hard not to get attached!

At 11:55am on January 29, 2009, Shelly Ferguson said…: I have a question about your animoto trailers. Where do you find images (DNA, genetic code, images of Darwin etc...)?

At 1:27am on January 26, 2009, scienceguru said…: Your MLK trailer was amazing! I've created an Animoto account now and am going to try a few things out. Thanks for the inspiration. :)

At 7:04pm on January 22, 2009, Jason Braun said…: Thanks for the tips about the blogs. I started one on edublogs just to see what it all about. I am no where near mentioning it to my class. I just started the wiki with them, so one thing at a time. Which blogs use Wordpress? I don't even know what that is, but it sounds important.

I teach in a large diverse public school and so far the administration seems to like me. There is one principle, 4 assistant principles and one sci. director so it's tough to get things off the ground and going sometimes. I'm trying to get a name for myself so hopefully I will be able to do more creative things such as trips. I hear it's nice by D.C. My sister used to live in Arlington (or around there) and she really loved it. Anyway....thanks again for the advice.

At 6:31pm on January 21, 2009, Terri Johnson said…: As for Jing, I decided to try a "How To" video to start. So, I created a, So how do I comment on a discussion Jing for my Ning! (I just love saying that.) Right now, I'm playing with the sizes of the screencast--you can't just past the embedded code straight into a Ning or it's HUGE. The video also explains some reminders about experimental design for the science fair projects. Although it's on the Ning, I haven't brought it to students attention yet. I'll let you know how it goes. Same goes for the Animoto video!

At 8:27pm on January 18, 2009, Terri Johnson said…: Just wanted you to know that I've been reading your blog for a while now (compliments of Sean) and have attempted some of your ideas--such as Jing. Oh, and the trailers for class--what a clever use of Animoto!!! I am just not that creative. I hope you don't mind if I borrow that idea.

Anyway, thanks. I look forward to learning more.