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Week Of: 9/129/16
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Objective
(Understand)
H.B.2A.
Conceptual
Understandi
The learning
ng: The
objective should be
essential
an agreed upon
functions of a
topic, skill, or
concept from the
cell involve
guaranteed ACPSD
chemical
curriculum.
reactions that
take place
between
many
different
types of
molecules
(including
carbohydrate
s, lipids,
proteins and
nucleic acids)
and are
catalyzed by
enzymes.
H.B.2A.1
Construct
explanations
of how the
structures of
carbohydrate
s, lipids,
proteins, and
nucleic acids
(including
DNA and
RNA) are
related to
their
functions in
organisms.
Discuss
Teaching/
Protein
Modeling/
Demonstrating structure to
This is the teacherinclude: amino
led part of the
acids, the
lesson and will
amino group,
often include some
shape, function
variation of direct
and factors that
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
H.B.2A.
Conceptual
Understanding
: The essential
functions of a
cell involve
chemical
reactions that
take place
between many
different types of
molecules
(including
carbohydrates,
lipids, proteins
and nucleic
acids) and are
catalyzed by
enzymes.
H.B.2A.1
Construct
explanations of
how the
structures of
carbohydrates,
lipids, proteins,
and nucleic acids
(including DNA
and RNA) are
related to their
functions in
organisms.
H.B.2A.
Conceptual
Understanding
: The essential
functions of a
cell involve
chemical
reactions that
take place
between many
different types of
molecules
(including
carbohydrates,
lipids, proteins
and nucleic
acids) and are
catalyzed by
enzymes.
H.B.2A.1
Construct
explanations of
how the
structures of
carbohydrates,
lipids, proteins,
and nucleic acids
(including DNA
and RNA) are
related to their
functions in
organisms.
H.B.2A.
Conceptual
Understanding
: The essential
functions of a
cell involve
chemical
reactions that
take place
between many
different types of
molecules
(including
carbohydrates,
lipids, proteins
and nucleic
acids) and are
catalyzed by
enzymes.
H.B.2A.1
Construct
explanations of
how the
structures of
carbohydrates,
lipids, proteins,
and nucleic
acids
(including DNA
and RNA) are
related to their
functions in
organisms.
Briefly review
proteins.
Briefly review
Lipids.
Review for quiz.
Describe Lipids in
terms of saturated
and unsaturated.
Describe examples
Describe nucleic
acids in terms of
nucleotides and
DNA and RNA.
H.B.2A.1
Construct
explanations of
how the
structures of
carbohydrates,
lipids, proteins,
and nucleic acids
(including DNA
and RNA) are
related to their
functions in
organisms.
After quiz review
Nucleic acids and
the ATP/ADP
cycle.
Biomolecule
Station activity
Students answer
questions based
on observations
at each station.
teaching and/ or
lecture.
can alter the
shape/function
of proteins.
Watch a short
video on
Enzymes.
of each type of
lipid.
Describe the ATP
and ADP Cycle of
energy transfer.
Relate lipids to
long term storage
of energy and their
caloric values.
Describe the
structure and
function of
phospholipids and
their importance
to cells.
Guided
Practice
Allow for the
student to practice
the concept. This
can be done
individually but
should often be
done in pairs and
occasionally in
groups.
Finish lab
questions from
polar and
nonpolar
molecules lab.
Work on
enzyme/
reaction
worksheet
Oral
Checks for
Understanding questioning.
This is the
formative
assessment step
and critical to
student success.
This should happen
after each step of
the lesson.
Homework/
Upcoming
Assessments
Teacher
observation
during guided
practice.
Continue working
on enzyme
reaction
worksheet.
Review for quiz
tomorrow over
Carbs Proteins and Work on study
Fats.
guide.
Biomolecules
study guide.
Work on study
guide.
Teacher
Survey of
observation during students’
guided practice.
responses.
Survey of
students’
responses.
Choral Responses
Choral
Responses
Quiz over Carbs,
Proteins, lipids.
Biomolecule
Station activity
Students answer
questions based
on observations
at each station.
Teacher observatio
during guided
practice.
Survey of
students’
responses.
Choral Responses
Lab write up is
due Wednesday.
Lab is due.
Study for quiz
tomorrow.
Study notes.
Study notes.