REAL Science Odyssey Biology 2 Teacher Guide ... - Pandia Press

Teacher
Guide
WEEKLY
SCHEDULE
Two Days
Day 1
q Lesson
q Lab
q FSS
Day 2
q MSLab
q Lesson Review
q SWYK
Three Days
Day 1
q Lesson
q Lab
Day 2
q MSLab
Day 3
q FSS
q Lesson Review
q SWYK
Five Days
Day 1
q Lesson
Day 2
q Lab
Day 3
q MSLab
Day 4
q FSS
Day 5
q Lesson Review
q SWYK
Unit II: Cells
Chapter 2: Types
Introduction Unit II: Cells
Unit II consists of five chapters and it covers the topic of cell biology. All organisms
are made from one or more cells. Therefore, an understanding of the structure and
funcon of cells is fundamental to an understanding of biology. Cells and the molecules
that build them cannot be seen individually without the help of an opcal device, like
a microscope. Three of the five microscope labs in Unit II examine cells and their parts.
The other two microscope labs look at molecules that make cells. In Unit II, several of
the labs, Famous Science Series topics, and acvies are related to health issues. We
are made of cells; how healthy we are is directly related to how well we take care of our
cells.
Introduction Chapter 2: Types
Chapter 2 explains the Cell Theory and the three things all cells share in common. It
also classifies the two main groupings for cell types.
The history of science is filled with colorful characters and important discoveries.
The reasons for, or methods used, when making discoveries are somemes prey
strange. The two labs and one of the discoveries made by the scienst chosen for the
Famous Science Series highlight this.
Preparaon for microscope lab: The day before, put the cork in a glass of water. It
will float, but it will absorb some of the water. Doing this makes it easier to get a thin
slice of cork.
Learning Goals
• Memorize the three parts of the Cell
Theory.
• Idenfy the three components all
cells have.
• Understand the basic difference
between eukaryoc and prokaryoc
cells.
• Learn the technique for making wet
mount slides.
• Learn about the history and process
of canning and examine some basic
food safety principles as they relate
to canning.
• Perform the historic experiment
when cells were discovered and
named.
• Research the history of the first
scienst to see living cells with a
microscope.
FSS: Famous Science Series
MSLab: Microscope Lab
SWYK: Show What You Know
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