Use the dramatic story of Ai and Achan, along with a jar, bowl, toilet paper roll, and a tennis ball, to teach a fun self-control object lesson!
I received a note a little while ago from history teacher Brent Pillsbury, who mentioned that he uses sketchnotes in class for students to share what they are learning. He wrote: I am a history teacher who loves to doodle and draw. I grew up drawing all sorts of things all over my notes. In the
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Usable for students reading as a class but also for groups, this unit is designed to allow students to read without stopping to answer comprehension questions, while holding them accountable by use of quizzes. I separated the book into four parts: Ch. 1 to 3; Ch 4 to 6; Ch. 7 to 9; Ch. 10 to 14. Included are - - Vocabulary Study page for each part, including spelling ladders and finishing a glossary, - A reading check quiz for each part: 1 page for the first part and 2 pages for each of the other parts. Quiz items included True/False, Who Said or Did, Which Came First (from two choices), and Multiple Choice. - Think/Write Analysis page for each part on their own stationery, - A Venn diagram page, - An illustration opportunity page, - Book Marks - Answers Included CCSS ELA aligned with RL 1, 2, 3, 4, 6 W 1, 2, 3 I include my CCSS ELA RL 6,7,8th Check List Please see Preview for sample pages and table of contents.
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How to Make a Paper Model of DNA Modeling is a process used by scientists to assist in understanding the how the world works. Making models of molecules helps biologists and chemists define how the molecule is put together and predict the chemical nature of the molecule. James Watson and Francis Crick used modeling, along with the X-ray crystallographic images of Rosalind Franklin, to determine the structure and nature of the DNA molecule. I have devised a pattern that can be used to construct a paper model of the DNA molecule. This simple model helps students learn some(not all)of the properties of the construction of the molecule. In addition, the model shows off the beauty of the shape and symmetry of DNA. The patterns for the paper model can be obtained from my April 8 posts to this web site: http://www.cavalierscience.blogspot.com/ http://cavalierscience.blogspot.com/2007/04/how-to-make-paper-model-of-dna.html http://cavalierscience.blogspot.com/2007/04/cut-out-pattern-for-making-paper-model_08.html http://cavalierscience.blogspot.com/2007/04/cut-out-pattern-for-making-paper-model.html There is a pattern for the 5 prime side and another pattern for the 3 prime side. You need to print and use both patterns to make the model. First, the model illustrates that the DNA has two different, complementary sides. Second, the model shows that on one side, the sugar phosphate backbone of the molecule is bonded with the 5' end going to the 3' end, and the other side of the molecule is bonded with the 3' end going to the 5' end. Third, if students pay attention, when they are constructing the molecule, they will see that the Adenine base always pairs with the Thymine base and that the Cytosine base always pairs with the Guanine base. Lastly, students get a feel for how the helical shape comes about; the molecule fits in such a way that it has a natural twist. And there is more. When everyone's model is made, the models can be taped together, end-to-end, to illustrate that DNA is a very long twisted molecule. After the paper model patterns (see previous posts) are copied, they are cut out on all of the solid lines. The shaded areas in the pattern are discarded. The dotted lines allow for the bases to be folded to create the horizontal rungs of the DNA "ladder." Transparent tape is used to tape together the bases (hydrogen bonds). One base is placed slightly on top and overlapping the other matching base, and then the tape is applied by wrapping it around both front and back. Once one base pair has been put together, all of the other base pairs must be put together in the same way. If this is done properly, the molecule will naturally twist into a perfect double helix. This is somewhat realistic because it demonstrates that there are 10 base pairs per full turn, of the helix, which is what is found in the real DNA molecule. Copying the patterns onto colored paper adds interest and beauty to the model. Also, copying the pattern onto tag board, or manila folder, makes the model stiffer, as shown in the photos.
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Use M&M's to determine genetic traits, extract DNA from a strawberry using normal household materials, create edible DNA strands using marshmallows and licorice, design dog breeds as you select alleles, and more in this fun lesson on Genetics! Use this lesson on its own, or add it to the Human Anatomy Unit Study. This lesson is geared toward elementary-age level children and should take about 2 1/2 hours. Use this fun lesson with your classroom, family, after school program, camp, or homesch
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In this week's book, The Reinvention of Edison Thomas, one of the ways Eddy calms himself down is by reciting the elements from the periodic table. Some of the words he recites like chlorine and iron) are probably familiar, while others (scandium!) are...not so familiar. All matter (everything that takes up space and has mass) is made up of the elements that Eddy recites. (Check out this video for a very catchy and kid-friendly introduction to this concept.) They're the building blocks of everything around you, the building blocks of YOU. It's just simple differences in the way they're connected and combined that make H2O (water) a vital part of life, but H2O2 (hydrogen peroxide) highly hazardous. So let's build a few models to see what they look like! For this week's activity, you'll need large gumdrops (or colored marshmallows, or foam balls) and toothpicks. We'll use the same color code that chemists do for their models: Black = carbon White = hydrogen Red = oxygen Blue = nitrogen (Okay, these are purple in the photos since I didn't have blue.) Green = chlorine Yellow = sulfur Orange = phosphorus Here are some easy ones you can try: And here are a few that are a little trickier: In these models, each gumdrop represents one atom. Almost all atoms have tiny particles called electrons that they can use to connect to other atoms. In these models, the toothpicks represent bonds that hold the atoms together. The bonds are formed by the atoms sharing those electrons with each other. For advanced learners: Notice how every different element has a certain number of bonds. For hydrogen, it's always got just one toothpick coming out if it. For carbon, it's always four. Three for nitrogen, one for chlorine, and usually two for oxygen. Sulfur gets tricky (two or four) and phosphorus usually has three. Can you design your own molecule that follows these rules? Can you make bigger, more complicated molecules like sugar (sucrose)? How many gumdrops would you need to model even a small section of DNA? Have fun making molecules!
My Spanish 1 students are learning to use the verb "tener" and "tener que" in the present tense. Every year I see sentences like "Tengo que la clase de arte." and my ears hurt inside my head. :) To try and combat this very common error, I helped students write sentences using both tener and tener que and then had them draw and color pictures of their sentences. It seemed to be helpful, I didn't see any "I have to art class." sentences. If you'd like a copy of the template I used, click on the image below!
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Oreo Cookie Mitosis The problem was: What do I do with the students the day before Winter Recess? We were about to finish the ...
