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BUILD -A-CELL GAME Students review by answering questions AND by practicing what parts look like and their location as they build their cell. |
AHEAD OF TIME:
1. Make a copy of the question cards. and cut them apart
You will need a set of question cards for each group of 4
I make the sets different colors so the cards don’t get mixed up.
2. Print out the Build a cell game parts sheets.
Copy the blank cell page onto colored paper (1 for each student)
Copy off the cell parts pieces onto clear transparency sheets, cut out, and place in
paper lunch bags. (1 lunch bag per game group with enough parts in it to make 4 cells.)
Using clear transparencies allows some cell parts to build on top of each other.
(Ex: nucleolus goes inside nucleus, ribosomes sit on top of Rough ER)
PLAY THE GAME:
Students play in groups of 3-4. Each group has a lunch bag with cell parts pieces and a deck of question cards. Each student has his/her own blank cell score sheet. Students play by taking turns answering questions. If they answer correctly, they get to pick a cell part from the lunch bag and place it on their cell scorecard in the correct place. If they get it wrong they don’t get a part and the next student gets a turn.
First student to get all 9 cell parts into their cell is the winner.

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BiLogy I
Updated May 2007
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Week of August 20 assignments: 
Issue textbooks class rules, needed materials; Start answering chapter 1 worksheet; PowerPoint: Introduction to Biology; Set up notebooks
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Week of August 27 assignments:
Explain website & work on & complete chapter 1 worksheet ; PowerPoint on scientific method; Scientific Method & Safety; Safety & equipment worksheet and TEST; Handout: Writing lab report
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Week of September 3 assignments: 
Lab: Volume of an Irregular Object; *Chapter 1 Test; Read & outline chapter 2 on Chemistry
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Week of September 10 assignments:
PowerPoint: Chemistry; Symbols & Formula handout; chapter 2 outline due; Worksheet on atoms & molecules; *Symbol & Formula TEST
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Week of September 17 assignments: Interims
Lab: Chromatography of Inks; Chapter 2 Chemistry TEST; Read & outline chapter 3 on Biochemistry; start PowerPoint: Biochemistry
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Week of September 24 assignments:
Lab write up due!; Chapter 3 outline due; Assign nucleotide model; complete Biochemistry ppt
Parent-Teacher Conference – 3 to 7 pm!
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Week of October 1 assignments:
Video: Organic Compounds; Lab: Building Organic Molecules; chapter 3 study guide; TEST on chapter 3 Biochemistry; Read & outline chapter 4 on Cells; Organic Model due!
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Week of October 8 assignments:
Lab: Water Properties; Assign Chapter 4 Cell drawings; chapter 4 outline due; start PowerPoint on Cells
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Week of October 15 assignments: 
Continue ppt on Cells; Work on cell drawings
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End of First Nine weeks

Week of October 22 assignments:
Assign Cell Model; Cell drawings due; chapter 4 study guide; TEST on chapter 4 Cells; Lab: McMush; Read & outline chapter 5 on Homeostasis & Transport
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Week of October 29 assignments:
Cell models due; PowerPoint: Homeostasis & Transport; McMush lab write up due
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Week of November 5 assignments:
Chapter 5 outline due; study guide for chapter 5 test; Lab: Egg Osmosis; TEST on chapter 5 Homeostasis & Transport; Read & outline chapter 6 on Photosynthesis
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Week of November 12 assignments: Interims
PowerPoint: Photosynthesis; Video Photosynthesis; Chapter 6 outline due
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Week of November 19 – 23:
Thanksgiving Break! Thanksgiving Break! Thanksgiving Break!
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Week of November 26 assignments:
Lab: Chromatography of Plant Pigments; chapter 6 study guide; Chapter 6 TEST on Photosynthesis; Read & outline Chapter 7 on cellular respiration, Start Cellular Respiration PowerPoint: Chromatography lab write up due
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Week of December 3 assignments:
Lab: Making Root beer; Complete chapter 7 cell respiration PowerPoint; study guide for chapter 7 test; *TEST on Chapter 7 Cellular Respiration; Read & answer chapter 9 worksheet
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Week of December 10 assignments: 
Cover cell cycle, chromosomes, mitosis & meiosis; chapter 9 worksheet due; TEST on Chapter 9 Cell Division; Review for Semester Test
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Week of December 17 assignments:
Monday review for semester test!
Semester Tests on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday!
End of First Semester
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Biochemistry |
| Unscramble and define each of the clue words. Copy the letters in the numbered cells to other cells with the same number. |
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