You will be given the FRQ Bell Questions handout. With your partners, discuss the answers to question #2
You can expect one of these questions to be on the test.
We will discuss one the Bell Questions. We will then discuss any questions people have about Unit 2.
We will then watch a video on mouse metabolism
Students will complete this video worksheet as we watch the video
Students will then work on this enzyme activity worksheet
Finish reading and taking notes on Chapters 4 and 5.
Use the Unit 2 Understandings and Objectives Study Guide to help you with note-taking
Once finished with cell organelles, we will begin talking about the plasma membrane and membrane transport
Announcement: Unit 2 Test on Tuesday, 10/6
I will have Q and A session on Monday after school for anybody who wants to go over specific concepts in the unit.
Image 1: Sodium Potassium Pump
No Bell Question, we will get straight into the lab
Students will obtain potato measurements and determine the order of the liquids from lowest to highest concentration
We will then collect class data: Students will then:
Determine the solute concentration (osmolarity) of the potato
Calculate the solute potential of each sucrose solution
Determine the water potential of the potato
Mathematically justify the movement of water for each potato core in each solution
Once finished with the investigation, we will go over the homework and discuss questions regarding Topic 8
Finish reading and taking notes on Chapters 4 and 5.
Use the Unit 2 Understandings and Objectives Study Guide to help you with note-taking
Once finished with cell organelles, we will begin talking about the plasma membrane and membrane transport
Announcement: Unit 2 Test on Tuesday, 10/6
I will have Q and A session on Monday after school for anybody who wants to go over specific concepts in the unit.
No Bell Question, we will get straight into the lab
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We will discuss Concentration gradients, hypertonic, hypotonic, isotonic, diffusion and osmosis.
Students will then engage in the the Sucrose Solutions and Potato Investigation
Once finished setting up the investigation, we will go over the homework and discuss questions regarding Topics 4, 5, 6, 7 and 9.
We will then continue our discussion on the cell membrane and cell transport
Listen to the video lectures Topic 8 and, given in Google Classroom.
You do NOT need to do any of the lecture FRQs
Complete the worksheet for Topic 8, also given in Google Classroom.
Finish reading and taking notes on Chapters 4 and 5.
Use the Unit 2 Understandings and Objectives Study Guide to help you with note-taking
Once finished with cell organelles, we will begin talking about the plasma membrane and membrane transport
Announcement: Unit 2 Test on Friday, THIS Friday, 10/4
I will have Q and A session on Wednesday after school for anybody who wants to go over specific concepts in the unit.
We will start with a cell organelle activity, please take out your Cell organelle and Functions card and cut them out.
With your partners and discuss the answers to this Cell Size FRQ
Students were using the formulas for the surface area and volume of a rectangular solid to model cells of different sizes and shapes. They produced the data shown in the table.
Identify the rectangular solid that represents the cell with the smallest amount of plasma membrane per volume of cytoplasm.
Describe the relationship between the dimensions of the rectangular solids and their surface area-to-volume ratios.
Using the data from the model, evaluate the hypothesis that cells shaped like rectangular solids 1 and 2 are better suited for slow metabolism and the long‑term storage of energy‑containing molecules than are cells shaped like rectangular solids 4 and 5
Based on the trends shown in the data, explain why some rectangular cells include folds or projections in their plasma membranes.
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We will discuss the answers to the Bell Question and then review the data from the lab.
We will then discuss the 2.3 Lecture Notes and answers to the homework
After discussing Cell Size we will do a manipulative activity with Cell Membranes
Any remaining time will be spent working on the homework
Listen to the video lectures Topics 4& 5 and both Topics 6, 7 & 9 lectures, given in Google Classroom.
You do NOT need to do any of the lecture FRQs
Complete the worksheet for Topics 6, 7 & 9, given in Google Classroom.
Continue reading and taking notes on Chapter 4 and begin reading Chapter 5.
Use the Unit 2 Understandings and Objectives Study Guide to help you with note-taking
Once finished with cell organelles, we will begin talking about the plasma membrane and membrane transport
Image 1: Cell Size FRQ Table
Why are cells so small?
We will conduct a cell size lab. In your notebook, write the title, objective and create a data table using Image 1 to help you.
Any remaining time will be spent working on the homework
Listen to the video lecture and complete questions 1 - 11 on the the questions handout.
Continue reading and taking notes on Chapter 4 and begin reading Chapter 5.
Use the Unit 2 Understandings and Objectives Study Guide to help you with note-taking
Once finished with cell organelles, we will begin talking about the plasma membrane and membrane transport
Image 1: Cell Size Lab Data Table
Continue filling out Blank Cell Organelle Cards for cell organelles. You will need to:
Review 2.1 and 2.2 Essential Understandings and the Lecture Notes on Cell Structure and Function
Summarize a fact or two about each organelle identified on a blank card
Do NOT write down the name of the organelle on the blank card
We will continue to discuss the structure and function of cell organelles:
Here is a copy of Lecture Notes on Cell Structure and Function
We will then watch the Inner Life of a Cell, below
If time permits we will do a "Card Sort" activity.
If you want to gain points back on your test you need to do the following on a typed document and submit it tome, with your original test, on Tuesday, 9/24. You must correct all questions to get any points back. You will earn 1/2 pt for each point missed, up to 90%.
Type the question # you got wrong.
For MCQs, indicate what the correct answer and explain WHY your response was wrong.
For FRQs, re-write your response with correct and or missing components of the question
Continue reading and taking notes on Chapter 4 and begin reading Chapter 5.
Use the Unit 2 Understandings and Objectives Study Guide to help you with note-taking
Once finished with cell organelles, we will begin talking about the plasma membrane and membrane transport
Video 1: The Inner Life of the Cell
You will be given Blank Cell Organelle Cards. You will need to:
Review 2.1 and 2.2 Essential Understandings
Summarize a fact or two about each organelle identified on a blank card
Do NOT write down the name of the organelle on the blank card
We will discuss the structure and function of cell organelles:
Here is a copy of Lecture Notes on Cell Structure and Function
Continue reading and taking notes on Chapter 4 and begin reading Chapter 5.
Use the Unit 2 Understandings and Objectives Study Guide to help you with note-taking
Once finished with cell organelles, we will begin talking about the plasma membrane and membrane transport
No Bell Question, take out your lab notebook and get into test-taking seats
Students will complete the Transpiration Lab Quiz
The Unit 2 Understandings and Objectives Study Guide will be then be discussed.
I will then begin a lecture on Unit 2:
Here is a copy of Lecture Notes on Cell Structure and Function
Continue reading and taking notes on Chapter 4.
Use the Unit 2 Understandings and Objectives Study Guide to help you with note-taking
In your Test Prep Booklet, Chapter 4 is covered in pages 41 - 48, NOT including Membrane Structure and Function
Video 1: Origins of Life on Earth
Video 2: Miller-Urey Experiment
Image 1: Hypothetical First Cell
Image 2: Prokaryotic Cell
Image 3: Endoysmbiotic Theory
Image 4: Animal & Plant Cells