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his is an extended anticipation guide with general statements about the structures of cells. It's designed to be used as a pre-reading strategy with most biology books. Students check agree/disagree prior to reading and discuss their choices. Then they read the text selection and return to review the agree/disagree. Space is provided for them to extend their thinking by adding a reason. Anticipation guides are great activating and summarizing tools on one sheet that have been proven to help stud

A simple graphic organizer that can be used as a review of endocytosis and exocytosis active transport systems. Students can store the organizer in their notebooks for a quick visual reference. Phrases for the venn diagram are included to guide students however these can be removed when it's photocopied. Students are also asked to use reference material to diagram both systems.

This is an extended anticipation guide with general statements about basic cell membranes and transport concepts. It's designed to be used as a pre-reading strategy with most high school biology books. Students check agree/disagree prior to reading and discuss their choices. Then they read the text selection and return to review the agree/disagree. Space is provided for them to extend their thinking by adding a reason. Anticipation guides are great activating and summarizing tools on one sheet t

This is an extended anticipation guide for ecosystems and biomes. The statements are general and can be used with almost any biology textbook for the ecology unit. Anticipation guides are a pre-reading strategy with two decades of research behind them. They are an excellent tool to help activate prior knowledge as well as help students become actively involved as they read.