Description
Looking for a clear, engaging way to teach enzymes without overwhelming your students? This complete lesson bundle includes everything you need (a PowerPoint, guided notes, review, 2 aligned activities) to break down enzyme structure and function in a student-friendly way—perfect for high school biology or advanced middle school life science (not college-level). Your students will explore key concepts like the lock-and-key model, denaturation, and reaction rate graphs.
Students stay actively involved with well-designed, student-friendly guided notes that promote interaction, organization, and retention. To wrap up the lesson, students can reflect on their learning with the “Review & Reflect” handout, which includes a quick review, inquiry-driven questions, and an emoji-based self-assessment.
What you will receive in THIS download after purchase:
- 1. The PowerPoint. This slideshow content is 20 slides. For best results, present this slideshow using Microsoft 365 PowerPoint on your computer. Google slides will also work. Please note, the textboxes in this PowerPoint are editable, but the background images are not (due to copyright). You are welcome to add your own slides if you would like to add information or go into more detail.
- 2. A recorded version of the PowerPoint - both an MP4 file and an unlisted YouTube link.
- 3. A Student Version of the PowerPoint. In PPT and PDF forms with a watermark across each slide. This is the version you must post/share for students (please see Terms of Use below).
- 4. Guided notes. These include versions with and without blanks. 1 page, front and back.
- 5. Review and Reflect. Includes a snapshot of the essential outcomes, a short review, and a self-assessment. 1 page, front and back.
- 6. Enzyme Escape Room. This interactive escape room makes learning fun while keeping the focus on enzymes!
- 7. Pineapple Jello Enzyme Lab. The lab goal: make firm Jell-O starting with fresh pineapple. They will have to have some prior knowledge on protein and enzyme structure and function, including the concept of denaturation.
Want the full experience? Grab this and every resource I have ever made for Biology in my YEAR CURRICULUM BUNDLE.
Terms of Use:
- Sharing: This product is for single classroom use by the original purchaser only. If you wish to share with colleagues, please purchase additional licenses or refer them to my store.
- Editing: You may edit the text in this resource and add slides to fit your classroom needs.
However, you may not:- Repackage, resell, or post the edited version
- Remove the copyright footer or logo
- Extract any images or visuals to create a new resource
- Posting: You may post the flattened, watermarked student version for your students to access. You may also record your own voice over the slideshow for private class use (Google Classroom, Canvas, etc.), but not for public or commercial platforms like YouTube, Outschool, etc.
Reviews
If this resource worked well for you and your students, I’d be so grateful for your review! Reviews help other teachers make confident choices—and you’ll earn credit toward future purchases. Have an issue? Please email me before leaving feedback—I’ll work with you until you’re 100% satisfied.
Contact Me
Got questions or custom requests? Reach out via the Q&A section above or email me directly at AshleyLGrapes@gmail.com — I usually respond within the hour!
Clipart Acknowledgments
All images were either purchased with a commercial license or sourced from the public domain.
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Description
Looking for a clear, engaging way to teach enzymes without overwhelming your students? This complete lesson bundle includes everything you need (a PowerPoint, guided notes, review, 2 aligned activities) to break down enzyme structure and function in a student-friendly way—perfect for high school biology or advanced middle school life science (not college-level). Your students will explore key concepts like the lock-and-key model, denaturation, and reaction rate graphs.
Students stay actively involved with well-designed, student-friendly guided notes that promote interaction, organization, and retention. To wrap up the lesson, students can reflect on their learning with the “Review & Reflect” handout, which includes a quick review, inquiry-driven questions, and an emoji-based self-assessment.
What you will receive in THIS download after purchase:
- 1. The PowerPoint. This slideshow content is 20 slides. For best results, present this slideshow using Microsoft 365 PowerPoint on your computer. Google slides will also work. Please note, the textboxes in this PowerPoint are editable, but the background images are not (due to copyright). You are welcome to add your own slides if you would like to add information or go into more detail.
- 2. A recorded version of the PowerPoint - both an MP4 file and an unlisted YouTube link.
- 3. A Student Version of the PowerPoint. In PPT and PDF forms with a watermark across each slide. This is the version you must post/share for students (please see Terms of Use below).
- 4. Guided notes. These include versions with and without blanks. 1 page, front and back.
- 5. Review and Reflect. Includes a snapshot of the essential outcomes, a short review, and a self-assessment. 1 page, front and back.
- 6. Enzyme Escape Room. This interactive escape room makes learning fun while keeping the focus on enzymes!
- 7. Pineapple Jello Enzyme Lab. The lab goal: make firm Jell-O starting with fresh pineapple. They will have to have some prior knowledge on protein and enzyme structure and function, including the concept of denaturation.
Want the full experience? Grab this and every resource I have ever made for Biology in my YEAR CURRICULUM BUNDLE.
Terms of Use:
- Sharing: This product is for single classroom use by the original purchaser only. If you wish to share with colleagues, please purchase additional licenses or refer them to my store.
- Editing: You may edit the text in this resource and add slides to fit your classroom needs.
However, you may not:- Repackage, resell, or post the edited version
- Remove the copyright footer or logo
- Extract any images or visuals to create a new resource
- Posting: You may post the flattened, watermarked student version for your students to access. You may also record your own voice over the slideshow for private class use (Google Classroom, Canvas, etc.), but not for public or commercial platforms like YouTube, Outschool, etc.
Reviews
If this resource worked well for you and your students, I’d be so grateful for your review! Reviews help other teachers make confident choices—and you’ll earn credit toward future purchases. Have an issue? Please email me before leaving feedback—I’ll work with you until you’re 100% satisfied.
Contact Me
Got questions or custom requests? Reach out via the Q&A section above or email me directly at AshleyLGrapes@gmail.com — I usually respond within the hour!
Clipart Acknowledgments
All images were either purchased with a commercial license or sourced from the public domain.
