Cell Unit Part 1

Videos

Cell Theory & History/Evidence - From TedEd
Cell Organelles and their Function & Similarities and Difference Between Cell Types - From Bozeman Science
Surface Area / Volume Ratios
      Good Explanation Video - From Science Music Video
      How to do the Math - From Mr. Catterson
Estimate Cell Size - See Quiz

Practice Quizzes

Vocabulary Quiz Part 1
​Cell Theory & History/Evidence
Cell Organelles and their Function
Similarities and Difference Between Cell Types
Surface Area / Volume Ratios
Estimate Cell Size

Cell Unit Part 2

Videos

Cell transport and Homeostasis
Energy Flow in Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration (Equations)
Reactant and Product formed in PS/CR
Cell Cycle
Calculate Mitotic Index
​Calculate Rates of Cell Division

Practice Quizzes

Vocabulary Quiz Part 2
​Cell transport and Homeostasis
Energy Flow in Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration (Equations)
Cell Cycle/Mitosis
Calculate Mitotic Index/Rate of Cell Division

Day 1

Sub Plan 9/30 - The baby is here and I will be gone all week. Complete the following work. We will not go back and talk about these things again, you are responsible to know this material.

You have several things to do today: you will take notes and do a color sheet. These will both be due today. Turn them into the basket before you leave.

Cell Theory and it's evidence:
Watch and take notes on this video on the Cell Theory and it's evidence: Evidence Video
Here is a power point to look over and take notes on the same topic.

Cell Types - Prokaryote vs Eukaryote
Cell Theory Video - Watch and take notes on the differences between cell types.
Here is a power point to look over and taken notes on the same topic (Slides 1-12). Focus on cell types and characteristics of those cell types (similarities and differences)

​Color Sheet

Day 2

Sub Plan 10/2 - The baby is here and I will be gone all week. Complete the following work. We will not go back and talk about these things again, you are responsible to know this material.

Today's topic: Organelles
Here is a power point to look over and ​write notes on each organelle. You need to have notes on each organelle, these notes will be turned in.
Watch this video and add to your notes on organelles: Cell Organelles and their Function & Similarities and Difference Between Cell Types - From Bozeman Science. Remember your notes on the Power Point and Video will be turned in.

Cell City Assignment - Instructions:
Cells have many structures including organelles that are necessary for the cell to function.  Cities have many things, buildings, government, power-plants, roads, etc..  that can equate to cell parts. In this assignment you will make a drawing of a city on one side of a blank sheet of white paper. The picture must be colored and each of the things you place in or around your city must be the equivalent to a cell part or organelle for a PLANT CELL. On the back of the drawing you need to write each organelle you used and which building it is equivalent to in the city drawing. For examples see this link.

Cell City is not homework, bring it back and you can finish it next class.

Day 3

Sub Plan 10/4 - The baby is here and I will be gone all week. Complete the following work. We will not go back and talk about these things again, you are responsible to know this material.

Today's Topic: Cell Organelles and Cell Size
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The first thing you need to do today is finish your cell Cell City Assignment and turn it in. Cell City is due today!
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Surface Area/Volume Ratio Lecture: Cell Size and Surface Area to Volume Video Good Explanation Video - From Science Music Video,  How to do the Math - From Mr. Catterson. Watch and take notes on these video's. Your notes will be due.

Why are cells so small? Worksheet - Use this sheet for the questions, write your answers on your own sheet of paper. You will need to use rules and actually measure 10 different items and calculate the surface area, volume and surface area to volume ratio for each of those items. Here is a formula sheet that has the necessary surface area and volume equations. Bio Formula Sheet

This is due next time, get all your measurements done quickly and move onto the the math portion. You do have a quiz this weekend. Make sure you take it!

Day 4

Cell Types Microscope Lab
Finish Lab Questions from Microscope Lab
​Estimating Cell Size Lecture/Practice

Cell Test #1

Day 5

Cell Transport
Focus on Cell Membrane
Passive Transport & Osmosis Discussion
POGIL Assignment

Day 6

Cell Transport
Review Passive Transport & Osmosis
Discussion on Facilitated Diffusion and Active Transport
POGIL Assignment
Pre Lab

Day 7

POGILS and Quiz Revision Forms are Due

Cell Transport Labs - Download Lab Report Template and you will be creating a lab report.
Potato Osmosis Lab - There are unknown solutions on the front desk, you need to design and carry out an experiment do determine which of the 5 solutions is 1 M, .8 M, .6 M, .4 M or .2 M. You have cups, scales, potatoes and the unknown solutions.
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Elodea Leaf Osmosis Lab - download this lab sheet - You will fill out the first page of this lab sheet and conduct your experiment. You will have Elodea leaves, glass slides, cover slips, salt water, distilled water and droppers. 

You have the class period to do this lab, you will have time to complete the lab report in class next time and it will be due be the end of next week.
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Make Up Lab:
Glencoe Online Lab

Day 8

Work on Lab Reports for Elodea and Potato labs

ATP/ADP
Heterotrophs/Autotrphes
Photosynthesis Discussion
   Pigments
   Chloroplast Anatomy
   Overview of the process
      Light Dependent
​      Light Independent
Equation
Factors that change in photosynthesis

Day 9

Finish Photosynthesis and discuss factors that change photosynthesis.
Design your own photosynthesis experiment using Elodea Leaves, count bubbles - Turn it into the basket

Virtual Labs - 
#1
​Go to this website
You need to turn in a lab sheet. On that sheet you need to have:
  1. Make a hypothesis.
  2. Write down your procedure. You will count bubbles based on light intensity (need to do 3 light intensities for five minutes each intensity).
  3. You need to have a data table.
  4. You need to have a graph of three different bubble counts.
  5. Then answer the following questions:
    1. What are the bubbles?
    2. Why are there different rates?
    3. How does light intensity effect the rate?
    4. What is the independent variable, dependent variable, and controlled variables?
    5. What was the main take away from this lab?

#2
Click on this lab sheet, write the answers on the the same sheet as the first lab. The second link doesn't work, use the data I provided.

​These labs are due at the end of class.

Day 10

Finish Photosynthesis POGIL
Start Cellular Respiration
    Mitochondria Anatomy
    Overview of the process
​Mini Poster

Day 11

Review Cellular Respiration
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​Finish Mini Poster

Study Cellular Respiration/Photosynthesis via Quizlet/Quia Games

Day 12

Cellular Respiration/Photosynthesis Lab

Day 13

Mitosis Notes
Mitosis Internet Assignment

Day 14

Review Mitosis
Mitotic Index Discussion
Rate of cell division/Amount of time in a stage of the cell cycle discussion
​Microscope Lab

Day 14

State Football Game Day

Review - For those of you who were at school I printed this for you. The rest of you need to do this at home in preparation for the test.

Cell Test #2

Make Up Bubble Lab

Go to this website:
https://www.reading.ac.uk/virtualexperiments/ves/preloader-photosynthesis-full.html

You need to turn in a lab sheet. On that sheet you need to have:
  1. Make a hypothesis.
  2. Write down your procedure. You will count bubbles based on light intensity (need to do 3 light intensities for five minutes each intensity).
  3. You need to have a data table.
  4. You need to have a graph of three different bubble counts.
  5. Then answer the following questions:
    1. What are the bubbles?
    2. Why are there different rates?
    3. How does light intensity effect the rate?
    4. What is the independent variable, dependent variable, and controlled variables?
    5. What was the main take away from this lab?
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