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1 Lesson 11: Research on Organic Molecules
DO NOW: (5 minutes) Predict which macromolecule would be the best as a quick energy source. Take out Biomolecules HW Questions #1-10 HOMEWORK: Take notes on textbook page 44-48 CLASS PLAYLIST: Do Now Review Homework Research Activity Review Chart Closure ENRICHMENT: Latin Root Word Activity

2 Do Now Predict which macromolecule would be the best as a quick energy source. Carbohydrate

3 Biomolecules HW Review
Correct your answers on last night’s homework!

4 What is an R group? R is a variable
Just like an X is a variable in Algebra!

5 What is a long carbon backbone?
OR

6 Monomer vs. Polymer Monomer + Monomer = Polymer
Monomers are the building blocks of polymers You add them together and get a polymer!

7 Monomers are the building blocks!

8 Closure Proteins are polymers formed from:
a. Lipids. b. Carbohydrates. c. Amino Acids. d. Nucleic Acids. Name four groups of organic compounds found in living things. Protein, Carbohydrate, Lipid, Nucleic Acids

9 Closure https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fWI-AMKDoRE
Marcie on the treadmill at Rutgers

10 Biomolecules Activity Groups Period 1
Nicole , Demi V, Rhea, Michael , Isabella , Rohan Patrick T, Liliana , Matthew M, Brianna A, Austin , Daisy , Marissa , Josh , Ryan I, Abi, Paige B, Amy E, Demiana G, Jean, Chloe

11 Biomolecules Activity Groups Period 6/7
Sam, Philip, Shay, Frank Daren, Sean, Rishabh, Eileen Hailey, Amira, Nick, Simone Karen, Mary, Anisah Gianna, Evan, Jahhad Sydney, Marco, Juliana

12 Biomolecules Activity Groups Period 12
Sean, Jack, Connor Jacob, Janae, Maffer John, Morgan K, Amanda N Michael, Kaitlyn, Ryan Morgan B, Brandon, Mandi, Joseph Cathy, Kush, Shelly

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