4 What is matter? Read C2 (p 31-32), C3 (p Exam 1 Atoms, bonds, C5 (p 73-76) molecules. Building molecules from atoms atoms and toothpick bonds). What is Ions, energy Differentiating Read C3 (p 38-48), C22 (p energy? Why forms and laws; among energy eat? organic forms and between compounds and food and non-food. Homework 4: Food log and food dietary analysis 5 Is what you Carbohydrates, Interpreting Read C22 (p 486-495), C5 (p eat important? fats, proteins nutrition facts. 78-79) Testing for organic compounds in food. How is food Digestion Organs order, Read C7 (p 103-109; 114-116), – processed by continuity, relative C5 (p 76-77) animals? sizes; teeth and skulls; human tooth patterns; enzyme demos 6 How are Photosynthesis Plants structures C6 (p 89-100) energy and stems, leaves matter pigments; Learning Strategies 3: Concept – initially stomata); Mapping captured? investigating effects of light on photosynthesis (using acid/base indicators and Elodea). How are Cellular Measuring Read C18 (p 379-382), C19 (p energy and Respiration respiration rates in 416-425), C20 (446-449) matter plants released? (germinating Homework 5: Species as seeds) and animals predators and prey (crustacea, insects, snails)
4 Exam 1 What is matter? Atoms, bonds, molecules. Building molecules from atoms atoms and toothpick bonds). Read C2 (p 31-32), C3 (p C5 (p 73-76) What is energy? Why eat? Ions, energy forms and laws; organic compounds and food Differentiating among energy forms and between food and non-food. Read C3 (p 38-48), C22 (p Homework 4: Food log and dietary analysis 5 Is what you eat important? Carbohydrates, fats, proteins Interpreting nutrition facts. Testing for organic compounds in food. Read C22 (p 486-495), C5 (p 78-79) How is food processed by animals? Digestion Organs – order, continuity, relative sizes; teeth and skulls; human tooth patterns; enzyme demos Read C7 (p 103-109; 114-116), C5 (p 76-77) 6 How are energy and matter initially captured? Photosynthesis Plants structures stems, leaves – pigments; stomata); investigating effects of light on photosynthesis (using acid/base indicators and Elodea). C6 (p 89-100) Learning Strategies 3: Concept Mapping How are energy and matter released? Cellular Respiration Measuring respiration rates in plants (germinating seeds) and animals (crustacea, insects, snails) Read C18 (p 379-382), C19 (p 416-425), C20 (446-449) Homework 5: Species as predators and prey
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