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Objectives:-Apply the scientific method to complete a laboratory investigation. -Investigate how a cell responds to different environments. -Make predictions about how cells maintain homeostasis. -Summarize the importance of passive transport in the maintenance of homeostasis. Approximate Time:45- 60 minutes Description:Comprehensive virtual lab companion that covers the importance of passive transport in the maintenance of homeostasis in cells. Lab demonstrates osmosis and the movement of wat

Protists Keynote presentation. Part of a unit on classification. Download includes: -Protists Presentation as a pptx and pdf -Protists Closed Notes as a pages doc and pdf

Download Includes:- TWO DAYS of presentations to introduce living things and cells - TWO DAYS of closed notes documents (1 for each presentation) Topics Covered:- Characteristics of Living Things - Nutrition: Autotrophs vs Heterotrophs - Introduction to Cells - Discovery of Cells - Unicellular vs Multicellular - Cellular Organization: Tissues, Organs, Organ Systems, etc.

Closed notes covering the very basics of protein synthesis. Closed notes document and basic answer key provided. PLEASE NOTE: The answer key provided is not made for high school biology. While it does cover protein synthesis on a very basic level, it may not touch on certain vocabulary that is geared to higher level science courses. You may still be able to use the closed notes document and alter the answers to fit your class needs.

Keynote presentation for life science Unit: Living ResourcesIncludes slides and links to videos for the following lessons: -Lesson 1: Environmental Issues-Lesson 2: Forests-Lesson 3: Fisheries-Lesson 4: Biodiversity

TWO Powerpoints/Keynotes that cover the following topics: 1. Heredity & Genetics PPT:-Gregor Mendel -Genes & Alleles -Dominant & Recessive traits 2. Probability & Genetics PPT:-Heterozygous vs Homozygous genotypes -Genotypes & Phenotypes -Punnet Squares -Offspring probability questions **Approximately 3 days of teaching material

Keynote presentation about viruses. Suitable for middle school students or introduction for high school biology.

The most iconic and classic review game, with questions and answers prepped for you!Every teacher has their own "house rules" for Jeopardy, so use this resource however it suits you! TIP FOR USING THIS RESOURCE: Before the game begins, I let my students know that they are responsible for keeping up with the correct answers, as at the end of the game I will only distribute the QUESTIONS. This keeps the kids invested in listening and jotting down the correct answers in each category if they want a

The most iconic and classic review game, with questions and answers prepped for you!Every teacher has their own "house rules" for Jeopardy, so use this resource however it suits you! TIP FOR USING THIS RESOURCE:Before the game begins, I let my students know that they are responsible for keeping up with the correct answers, as at the end of the game I will only distribute the QUESTIONS. This keeps the kids invested in listening and jotting down the correct answers in each category if they want a

The most iconic and classic review game, with questions and answers prepped for you!Every teacher has their own "house rules" for Jeopardy, so use this resource however it suits you! TIP FOR USING THIS RESOURCE:Before the game begins, I let my students know that they are responsible for keeping up with the correct answers, as at the end of the game I will only distribute the QUESTIONS. This keeps the kids invested in listening and jotting down the correct answers in each category if they want a

Keynote presentation covering the following topics: -What is classification? -Why is classification important? -Scientific names (binomial nomenclature) introduction -Concept sort: How would you classify candy? -Link to taxonomy video

Keynote presentation. Introduction to Reptiles and Amphibians YouTube video of lesson can be found at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9eaQTCMMHfA

Classification of Fishes PPT

Keynote presentation including the following topics: -Animal Communication -Competitive Behavior -Group Behavior -Behavior Patterns: Hibernation, Migration, Circadian Rhythm