Teacher: E. VásquezSubject: BIOLOGYDate:Jan. 13-17, 2014 Mazapan G.A.N.A.G. Lesson Plan 2013-2014

/ Standard / Goal / Access Prior Knowledge / New Information / Apply Knowledge / Generalize/ Goal Review/ Grade
Monday / Focus Standard:
S3 – Students know and understand the characteristics and structure of living things, the processes of life, and how living htings interact with each other and their environment. / Learn about the characteristics of DNA / Q/ What are blueprints? What are they used for?
A/ They are copies used as a guide to make or build something / Quick outline of DNA’s characteristics and its histrorical background. / DNA Extraction Lab
S. will extract their DNA from a check cell
Bring for Lab: 1 medium sized bottle of regular alcohol (no medicated or menthol alcohol)
1 small Gatorade
1 plastic cup per group
Lab Report due tomorrow / Describe what your DNA looked like as it was extracted from your check cell.
Supporting Standards:
S1 and all its standards, S3A,S3Aa,S3Ac,S3Bd,Sce,,SCf,
Tuesday / Focus Standard
S3 – Students know and understand the characteristics and structure of living things, the processes of life, and how living htings interact with each other and their environment. / Learn about the characteristics of DNA / What are the components of DNA?
A/ sugar, phosphates, and nitrogen bases / Prezi/Mimio/Class discussion pg 293-299
View video on DNA discovery TED Talks / S. ISN note taking
HW: SR 1 pg. 299 / Exit Slip
Make a drawing of the DNA molecule and label its parts
Supporting Standards:
S1 and all its standards,
S3A,S3Aa,S3Ac,S3Bd,Sce,,SCf
Wednesday / Focus Standard
S3 – Students know and understand the characteristics and structure of living things, the processes of life, and how living htings interact with each other and their environment. / Learn about DNA replication / Q/ When, during the cell cycle is DNA replicated?
A/ Synthesis phase of interphase / Prezi/Mimio/Class discussion pg300-303 / S. ISN note taking
HW: SR 2 pg.303
Students will complete the DNA Aliases Activity / Exit Slip
Q/ How is the replication bubble formed?
A/ When 2 distinct replication forks form at opposite directuons the replication bubble is formed.
Supporting Standards:
S1
, S3A,S3Aa,S3Ac,S3Bd,Sce,,SCf
Thursday / Focus Standard:
S3 – Students know and understand the characteristics and structure of living things, the processes of life, and how living htings interact with each other and their environment. / Learn about gene expression, transcription, and translation / Q? Who can identify at least 3 ways in which RNA differs from DNA?
A/ sugar- ribose; adenine matches uracil, single strand / Prezi/Mimio/Class discussion on RNA and gene expression pg304-310 / S. ISN note taking
HW: SR 3 pg 310
Students will complete the DNA Mutation Activity / Exit Slip
How do codons and anticodons differ?
A/ Codons are the triplet sequences in the mRNA, which specifies a corresponding aminoacid. Anticodons are the corresponding triplet sequences on the tRNA that specifies for a corresponding aa to the ribosome.
Supporting Standards:
S1 and all its standards,
S3A,S3Aa,S3Ac,S3Bd,Sce,,SCf
Friday / Focus Standard:
S3 – Students know and understand the characteristics and structure of living things, the processes of life, and how living htings interact with each other and their environment. / Learn about the characteristics of DNA
Learn about DNA replication
Learn about gene expression, transcription, and translation / I quickly review DNA and RNA characteristics and pin point the processes of replication, transcription, and translation / Ch 13 Quiz
Ch 13 Review – next Monday
Ch 13 Test- next Tues.
Supporting Standards:
S1 and all its standards,
S3A,S3Aa,S3Ac,S3Bd,Sce,,SCf

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