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05.03 Molecules of Life Assignment Directions: Create 3 macromolecule nutrient superheroes—a carbohydrate, protein, and lipid. Student Sample Create Yours!

2 (showing the molecular structure)
Carbohydrate Name of your nutrient superhero: What this nutrient does for the body: Three foods that provide this nutrient: Picture of your nutrient superhero (showing the molecular structure)

3 (showing the molecular structure)
Protein Name of your nutrient superhero: What this nutrient does for the body: Three foods that provide this nutrient: Picture of your nutrient superhero (showing the molecular structure)

4 (showing the molecular structure)
Lipid Name of your nutrient superhero: What this nutrient does for the body: Three foods that provide this nutrient: Picture of your nutrient superhero (showing the molecular structure)

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