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BELLWORK: Complete the following 1. Write one fact about enzymes. 2. Name the four nitrogen bases in DNA. 3. Name the monomer & polymer for all four biomolecules.

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1 BELLWORK: Complete the following 1. Write one fact about enzymes. 2. Name the four nitrogen bases in DNA. 3. Name the monomer & polymer for all four biomolecules. **NOTECARD CHECK TODAY, 18 TOTAL NOTECARDS** HAPPY THURSDAY

2 Reminders Substitute Tomorrow Test will be next week I.A.N. Check next Friday

3 BELLWORK: Complete the following 1. Write one fact about enzymes. 2. Name the four nitrogen bases in DNA. 3. Name the monomer & polymer for all four biomolecules. **NOTECARD CHECK TODAY, 18 TOTAL NOTECARDS** HAPPY THURSDAY

4 Biomolecule Chart Quiz Test/Quiz CHAMPS

5 MonomerPolymerElementsFunctionExampleStructure Carbohydrate Monosaccharide 1. C, H, O 2. 3. Ring, Circle Lipid 4. Triglyceride 5. Long-term energy 6. 7. Protein 8. Polypeptide and/or Protein 9. Enzymatic Reactions, Build Bones and Muscles, 10. R-Group

6 Today’s Essential Question: How can I demonstrate understanding of important vocabulary terms.

7 Vocabulary Project Options—choose 1 for a quiz grade (must use at least 10 words) **Independent Work CHAMPS** 1.Draw a Facebook page for biomolecules 2.Create a flipbook for an enzyme reaction (label each step and part of the reaction) 3.Write a children’s book or comic book strip about DNA 4.Create a Jeopardy game (with answers). You need 4 categories and questions for 100, 200, 300, 400,and 500 pts. (20 total questions) 5.Create extended analogies. ______ is like _____ because _________. For example, A cell is like a brick because it connects with other cells to build an organism. 6.Create concrete spellings for each of your 10 words.

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