The Life Science Interactive Notebook: The Microbial World chapter showcase student’s ability to:

• List characteristics of viruses and state reasons why they are considered nonliving
• Describe the basic structure of a virus
• Compare and contrast lytic and lysogenic virus cycles
• Name and describe structures, sizes, and shapes of bacterial cells
• Explain the roles of bacteria in the production of oxygen and food
• Describe the characteristics of animal-like protists and give examples
• Describe the characteristics of plant-like protists and give examples
• Name the characteristics fungi share
• Explain how fungi reproduce
• Describe roles fungi play in nature

Each activity enables students to process the information given by the teacher then allows them to use self-direction to apply their new knowledge. The engaging activities always vary in order for all students to use and benefit from different learning styles. Activities included correlating with the Next Generation Science Standards.

The Microbial World includes the following concepts:

• Bacteria
• Viruses
• Protists
• Fungi

Each concept shares:

• Actual photos of both the INPUT and OUTPUT pages of Science Interactive Notebook
• Instructions on how to create/use/complete activity for OUTPUT side
• Mini-Quizzes for each concept to check students’ understanding
• Answer Keys for all mini-quizzes
• Appendix with Teacher Notes for Interactive Notebook in LARGE print.

This download is perfect for:

• Distance learning
• Independent learners
• Flipped Classrooms

NOTE - This is NOT a digital product - You can check out our Life Science Digital Interactive Notebooks here: Life Science Interactive Notebooks

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