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Windsor High School Biology A Teacher: Kris Simmons Month August 2008 Content/Resource A. Characteristics of Life -Eight characteristics of life -Living and nonliving -Textbook resources for chapter 1 September 2008 B. Chemistry of life -Levels of organization -Inorganic compounds -Organic compounds -Textbook resources for chapter 2 Skills Activities/Strategies A1. Life Vocab Quiz A2. Life Quest A1. Notes = Eight Characteristics of Life A2. Video = Life A3. Crossword = Life Vocab A4. Lab = Is It Alive A5. Section Review 1-3 A6. Notes = Levels of Life A7. Activity = Life Diagrams B1. Describe the levels of organization of life. B2. Understand that life processes of plants and animals depend on a variety of chemical reactions that are carried out in specialized areas of the organisms cells. B3. Compare and contrast inorganic compounds and organic compounds. B4. Explain how large molecules are broken down into small molecules serving as an energy source or as basic building blocks in organisms. B1. Quiz = Carbon Compounds B2. Quest = Chemistry of Life B3. Life Test B1. Carbon Vocab B2. Notes = Nature of Matter B3. Video = Molecular Biology B4. Section Review 2-3 B5. Notes = Macromolecules B6. Demo = Enzyme Action B7. Life/Chemistry Review B8. Video = Biology (Life - Chemistry) C2. Quiz = Microscope C1. Video = Lab Safety C2. Lab Safety Agreement C3. Microscope Pre-Lab C4. Microscope Lab C5. Notes = Microscopes C. Microscope use -Structure and function -Proper use -Textbook resources for Appendix D Assessment A1. Explain and define the eight characteristics of life. A2. Compare living and nonliving characteristics. C1. Use scientific tools to gather data. C2. Illustrate, label, and define key characteristics of an object or organism. C3. Generate questions during and after an investigation based on their observations, data, or variables. C4. Explain the structure and function of the parts of a microscope. www.curriculummapper.com 1 of 3 Biology A Simmons Month Content/Resource Windsor High School Skills Assessment Activities/Strategies C5. Demonstrate proper use of the microscope. October 2008 D. Cells -Structure and function -Cell transport -Cell cycle/division -Cell energy -Textbook resources for unit 3 November 2008 E. Genetics -Meiosis -Gene structure and function -Heredity -Textbook resources for chapter 11 D1. Define and describe the structures and organelles of a cell. D2. Understand cell transport. D3. Explain the cell cycle. D4. Understand the process and purpose of cell division. D5. Understand the process of cellular energy. D1. Quiz = Cell Parts D2. Quest = Cell Parts & Transport D3. Quiz = Cell Energy D4. Quiz = Cell Cycle Vocab D5. Quiz = Cell Cycle I D6. Quiz = Cell Cycle II D7. Quest = Cell Energy & Cycle D8. Cell Test D1. Section Review 7-1 & 7-2 D2. Notes = Cell Intro D3. Video = Cells D4. Activity = Cell Parts D5. Notes = Cell Parts D6. Lab = Plant vs. Animal D7. Cell Parts Reading Notes D8. Demo = Diffusion D9. Notes = Cell Transport D10. Cell Transport Reading Notes D11. Lab = Osmosis D12. Chapter 7 Vocab Review D13. Cell Energy Reading Notes D14. Notes = Cell Energy D15. Video = Biology (Energy) D16. Chapter 10 Vocab Review D17. Notes = Cell Cycle D18. Video = Cell Cycle D19. Section Review Cell Division D20. Notes = Mitosis D21. Lab = Mitosis D22. Mitosis Crossword D23. Video = Mitosis D24. Cell Review E1. Compare and contrast the purpose and process of cell division (mitosis) with the production of sex cells (meiosis). E2. Understand that genes are a set of instructions. E3. Understand that an organism develops from a single zygote and its phenotype depends on its genotype. E1. Quiz = Genetics I E2. Quest = Mendel's Genetics E3. Quest = Meiosis E4. Genetics Unit Test E1. Notes = Mendel's Work E2. Video = Discovery Genetics E3. Section Review 11-1 E4. Notes = Mendel Genetics E5. Activity = A Dog Called Spot E6. Section Review 11-2 E7. Notes = Punnett Squares E8. Activity = Punnett Squares www.curriculummapper.com 2 of 3 Biology A Simmons Month Content/Resource Windsor High School Skills Assessment E4. Calculate the probability that an individual will inherit a particular single gene trait. E5. Explain how mutation, natural selection, and reproductive isolation can lead to new species. December 2008 F. Evolution -Earths history -Natural selection -Textbook resources for chapter 15 & 17 G. Classification -Nomenclature -Classification systems -Six kingdom/domain system -Textbook resources for chapter 18 Activities/Strategies E9. Chapter 11 Vocab E10. Video = Genes & Chromosomes E11. Section Review 11-4 E12. Video = Human Genome E13. Genetics Word Game E14. Notes = Meiosis E15. Meiosis Crossword E16. Video = Meiosis Quiz E17. Lab = Paper Clip Genes E18. Lab = Strawberry DNA E19. Genetics Review E20. Video = Genetics Quiz F1. Discuss change in living things over time. F2. Understand the mechanisms of natural selection. F1. Quiz = Evolution Vocab F2. Quest = Evolution F3. Evolution & Classification Test F1. Evolution Vocab F2. Chapter 15 Vocab Review F3. Notes = Darwin & Evolution F4. Video = Evolving Ideas F5. Activity = Natural Selection F6. Section Review 15-1 & 15-2 F7. Notes = Evidence of Evolution F8. Section Review 15-3 G1. Understand the nomenclature and classification systems. G2. Describe the six kingdoms and their major characteristics. G1. Quiz = Classification G2. Quest = Classification G3. Evolution & Classification Test G1. Classification Vocab G2. Notes = Classification G3. Activity = Fictitious Animals G4. Notes = Dichotomous Keys G5. Activity = Classifying Shapes G6. Video = Classification Quiz www.curriculummapper.com 3 of 3