High School Science

Cellular Energy

Biology

Quarter 2

McGraw Hill Module 8

and Carbon ● Matter is taken into an organism and broken down into macromolecules

VOCABULARY ● Ecology

● Niche ● Predation ● Symbiosis ● Mutualism ● Commensalism ● Parasitism ● Autotroph ● Heterotroph

● Detritivore ● Trophic level

● Biosphere ● Biotic factor ● Abiotic factor ● Limiting factor

● Food chain ● Food web ● Biomass ● Matter ● Nutrient ● Biogeochemical cycle ● Nitrogen fixation ● Denitrification

● Tolerance ● Population ● Biological community ● Ecosystem

● Herbivore ● Carnivore ● Omnivore

● Biome ● Habitat

RECOMMENDED INSPIRE RESOURCES

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Phenomena Introduction

Why would a farmer grow lettuce in a greenhouse?

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Encounter the Phenomena: Cellular Energy Lesson Launch: How Organisms Obtain Energy

45 Min

Lesson 1: How Organisms Obtain Energy

Engage → Interactive Content (How Organisms Obtain Energy)

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90 Min

Focus Question: Lettuce plants can’t eat, so how do they obtain energy? Explore & Expand → Interactive Content 1. Transformation of Energy 2. Metabolism 3. ATP: Cellular Energy Elaborate → Return to focus question: Lettuce can’t eat, so how do they obtain energy? Evaluate → Formative Assessment Check: What is the function of ATP?

CER

199- 200

Copies of Interactive Content

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Phenomena Check In

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