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Top Students for 5th 6 weeks Individual Progress Report (IPRs) - Currently with a 100 or highest average
Top Students for 5th 6 weeks Individual Progress Report (IPRs) - Currently with a 100 or highest average
1st Period: Reymus Loh, Nithya Konidala, Tristan Ford-Mitchell, Hakeem Graves, Steven Tonolete
1st Period: Reymus Loh, Nithya Konidala, Tristan Ford-Mitchell, Hakeem Graves, Steven Tonolete
2nd Period: Lamya Ujjainwala, Ryan Jin, Lonzo Nealy, Amri Tehrani,
2nd Period: Lamya Ujjainwala, Ryan Jin, Lonzo Nealy, Amri Tehrani,
3rd: Period: Liam Crow, Edwin George, Milan Waddle, Orienne Cairns, Nydia Godreau, Cody Tang
3rd: Period: Liam Crow, Edwin George, Milan Waddle, Orienne Cairns, Nydia Godreau, Cody Tang
6th Period: Stephen Diep, Jackson Anderle, Landon Knisell, Luke Knisell, Charlotte Bell; Sherry Jin; Ame'lie Ramirez, Madison Whitaker-Schilling, Evan Galloway, Christiopher Richter
6th Period: Stephen Diep, Jackson Anderle, Landon Knisell, Luke Knisell, Charlotte Bell; Sherry Jin; Ame'lie Ramirez, Madison Whitaker-Schilling, Evan Galloway, Christiopher Richter
7th Period: Rehaan Menon, Elijah Preston, Emma Ahlgren; Peyton Wimble
7th Period: Rehaan Menon, Elijah Preston, Emma Ahlgren; Peyton Wimble
Academic Vocabulary Unit Quizlet
cell membrane cytoplasm mitochondria
organ organ system organelle
semi-permeable (selectively permeable) tissue
turgor pressure vacuole wilting
Science Process/Mortar Word Vocabulary
basic complements complex
composed differentiate extract
independently interaction relationship
specialize sustain system
theory turgid / rigid unit
Pre-Assessment Vocabulary cell cell theory cell wall
chloroplast eukaryote force
function levels of organization
(organism, population, community, ecosystem)
motion multicellular nucleus
phloem prokaryote structure
unicellular xylem
The Big Ideas for this unit are:
- Living systems at all levels of organization demonstrate a complementary nature of structure and function.
- There is a relationship among force, motion, and energy in living systems.
The Learning Outcomes for this unit are:
Students will know...
- structure complements function at all levels of organization in organisms.
- all living things are made of cells which carry out functions to sustain life.
- plant and animal cells contain different cell organelles due to the different functions they require to sustain life.
- forces affect the motion of living things..
Students will be able to...
- recognize levels of organization in plants and animals
- recognize that according to cell theory all organisms are composed of cells and cells carry on similar functions such as extracting energy from food to sustain life.
- differentiate between structure and function in plant and animal cell organelles
- demonstrate and illustrate forces that affect motion in everyday life
Following this unit, students should be able to answer the following Essential Questions:
- What are the levels of organization in plants and animals?
- What does cell theory claim about organisms and cells?
- How do the structure and function of plant and animal cell organelles compare and differ?
- How do forces in living systems affect motion?
03/02
Stem List 5 Quizlet
3/09-Day 12
Animal and Plant Cell Project Due
Quizizz
3/10--Day 13
Presentations
Plant/Animal Cell Project(s)
3/11--Day 14
Unit 6 DCA Review
3/12--Day 15 Slides
Unit 6 DCA: Cells
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What I am going to Learn
Priority TEKS within unit:
7.12F recognize the components of cell theory
7.12D differentiate between structure and function in plant and animal cell organelles, including cell membrane, cell wall, nucleus, cytoplasm, mitochondrion, chloroplast, and vacuole
All TEKS within unit:
7.12C recognize levels of organization in plants and animals, including cells, tissues, organs, organ systems, and organisms
7.12F recognize the components of cell theory
7.12D differentiate between structure and function in plant and animal cell organelles, including cell membrane, cell wall, nucleus, cytoplasm, mitochondrion, chloroplast, and vacuole
7.7B demonstrate and illustrate forces that affect motion in organisms such as the emergence of seedlings, turgor pressure and geotropism, and circulation of blood.
Graded Assignments
Unit 5 Assignments - see agenda
Quizizz - Vocabulary Quiz
DCA
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