Biology Core. Unit 1: Introduction to Biology Lesson 1.1: Biology as Science
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1 Unit 1: Introduction to Biology Lesson 1.1: Biology as Science Biology Core 1.1.1: Study - The Nature of Science Duration: 40 min 1.1.2: Quiz The Nature of Science Duration: 20 min / : Study The Scientific Process Duration: 40 min 1.1.4: Quiz The Scientific Process Duration: 20 min / : Journal What is a Biologist Duration: 40 min / 20 Lesson 1.2: Connections in Biology 1.2.1: Study Themes in Biology Duration: 40 min 1.2.2: Quiz Themes in Biology Duration: 20 min / : Study Science, Society, and Technology Duration: 40 min 1.2.4: Quiz Science, Society, and Technology Duration: 20 min / : Practice Themes in Biology Duration: 1 hr / 25 Lesson 1.3: Doing Science: Introduction to Biology 1.3.1: Study Making a Rip-O-Meter Duration: 40 min 1.3.2: Quiz Making a Rip-O-Meter Duration: 20 min / : Lab Making a Rip-O-Meter Duration: 1 hr 30 min / : Discuss Making a Rip-O-Meter Duration: 20 min / 15 Lesson 1.4: Introduction to Biology Wrap-Up 1.4.1: Review Introduction to Biology Review Duration: 30 min 1.4.2: Test (CST) Introduction to Biology Test Duration: 1 hr / : Test (TST) Introduction to Biology Test Duration: 1 hr / 50 Lesson 1.5: Diagnostic 1.4.1: Diag - Introduction to Biology Duration: 1 hr / 25 Unit 2: The Chemistry of Biology Lesson 2.1: Chemistry of Life 2.1.1: Study Common Elements in Living Things Duration: 40 min 2.1.2: Quiz Common Elements in Living Things Duration: 20 min / : Study Chemical Reactions and Bonding Duration: 40 min 2.1.4: Quiz Chemical Reactions and Bonding Duration: 20 min / : Journal Chemistry in Biology Duration: 40 min / 20 Lesson 2.2: Carbohydrates, Lipids, and Nucleic Acids 2.2.1: Study - Carbohydrates Duration: 40 min 2.2.2: Quiz Carbohydrates Duration: 20 min / : Study - Nucleic Acids and Lipids Duration: 1 hr 2.2.4: Quiz - Nucleic Acids and Lipids Duration: 20 min / 20 Lesson 2.3: Proteins, Enzymes, and Water 2.3.1: Study Proteins and Enzymes Duration: 40 min 2.3.2: Quiz Proteins and Enzymes Duration: 20 min / : Study - Water Duration: 40 min 2.3.4: Quiz Water Duration: 20 min / : Practice The Chemistry of Biology Duration: 1 hr / 25 Lesson 2.4: Doing Science: The Chemistry of Biology 2.4.1: Study Way to Go, Indigo Duration: 40 min 2.4.2: Quiz Way to Go, Indigo Duration: 20 min / : Lab Way to Go, Indigo Duration: 1 hr 30 min / : Discuss Way to Go, Indigo Duration: 20 min / 15 Lesson 2.5: The Chemistry of Biology
2 2.5.1: Review The Chemistry of Biology Review Duration: 30 min 2.5.2: Test (CST) The Chemistry of Biology Test Duration: 1 hr / : Test (TST) The Chemistry of Biology Test Duration: 1 hr / 50 Lesson 2.6: The Chemistry of Biology 2.6.1: Diag The Chemistry of Biology Duration: 1 hr / 25 Unit 3: Cells Lesson 3.1: Cell Structure 3.1.1: Study General Structure of the Cell Duration: 40 min 3.1.2: Quiz General Structure of the Cell Duration: 20 / : Study Detailed Structure of the Cell Duration: 40 min 3.1.4: Quiz Detailed Structure of the Cell Duration: 20 min / : Journal Your Cells Duration: 40 min / 20 Lesson 3.2: Cell Membrane 3.2.1: Study Cell Membrane Structure Duration: 40 min 3.2.2: Quiz Cell Membrane Structure Duration: 20 min / : Study Cellular Transport Duration: 40 min 3.2.4: Quiz Cellular Transport Duration: 20 min / 20 Lesson 3.3: Cell Differentiation 3.3.1: Study Specialized Cells and Tissues Duration: 40 min 3.3.2: Quiz Specialized Cells and Tissues Duration: 20 min / : Study Differentiated and Stem Cells Duration: 40 min 3.3.4: Quiz Cell Differentiation and Stem Cells Duration: 20 min / : Practice Differentiation Duration: 1 hr / 25 Lesson 3.4: Doing Science: Cells 3.4.1: Study Design a Cell Duration: 40 min 3.4.2: Quiz Design a Cell Duration: 20 min / : Lab Design a Cell Duration: 1 hr 30 min / : Discuss Design a Cell Duration: 20 min / 15 Lesson 3.5: Cells Wrap-Up 3.5.1: Review Cells Review Duration: 30 min 3.5.2: Test (CST) Cells Test Duration: 1 hr / : Test (TST) Cells Test Duration: 1 hr / 50 Lesson 3.6: Diagnostic 3.6.1: Diag - Cells Duration: 1 hr / 25 Unit 4: Energy Transfer Lesson 4.1: Photosynthesis 4.1.1: Study Photosynthesis Introduction Duration: 40 min 4.1.2: Quiz Photosynthesis Introduction Duration: 20 min / : Study Process of Photosynthesis Duration: 40 min 4.1.4: Quiz Process of Photosynthesis Duration: 20 min / 20 Lesson 4.2: Cellular Respiration 4.2.1: Study Respiration Introduction Duration: 40 min 4.2.2: Quiz Respiration Introduction Duration: 20 min / : Study Process of Respiration Duration: 40 min 4.2.4: Quiz Process of Respiration Duration: 20 min / : Practice - Respiration Duration: 1 hr / 25 Lesson 4.3: Matter and Energy
3 4.3.1: Study Relationships in an Ecosystem Duration: 40 min 4.3.2: Quiz Relationships in an Ecosystem Duration: 20 min / : Study Energy in the Food Web Duration: 40 min 4.3.4: Quiz Energy in the Food Web Duration: 20 min / : Journal Your Source of Energy Duration: 40 min / 20 Lesson 4.4: Doing Science: Energy Transfer 4.4.1: Study A Twist on Fermentation Duration: 40 min 4.4.2: Quiz A Twist on Fermentation Duration: 20 min / : Lab A Twist on Fermentation Duration: 1 hr 30 min / : Discuss A Twist on Fermentation Duration: 20 min / 15 Lesson 4.5: Energy Transfer Wrap-Up 4.5.1: Review Energy Transfer Wrap-up Duration: 30 min 4.5.2: Test (CST) Energy Transfer Test Duration: 1 hr / : Test (TST) Energy Transfer Test Duration: 1 hr / 50 Lesson 4.6: Diagnostic 4.6.1: Diag Energy Transfer Duration: 1 hr / 25 Unit 5: Earth s Resources Lesson 5.1: Biogeochemical Cycles 5.1.1: Study Water and Oxygen Cycles Duration: 40 min 5.1.2: Quiz Water and Oxygen Cycles Duration: 20 min / : Study Carbon and Nitrogen Cycles Duration: 20 min / : Quiz Carbon and Nitrogen Cycles Duration: 20 min / : Journal Your Contribution Duration: 40 min / 20 Lesson 5.2: A Changing Earth 5.2.1: Study Climate Change Duration: 40 min 5.2.2: Quiz Climate Change Duration: 20 min / : Study Human Population Duration: 40 min 5.2.4: Quiz Human Population Duration: 20 min / 20 Lesson 5.3: Solutions for the Future 5.3.1: Study Sustaining Resources Duration: 40 min 5.3.2: Quiz Sustaining Resources Duration: 20 min / : Study Alternative Energy Duration: 40 min 5.3.4: Quiz Alternative Energy Duration: 20 min / : Practice Human Choices and the Environment Duration: 1 hr / 25 Lesson 5.4: Doing Science: Earth s Resources 5.4.1: Study Can Lake Life Remain Despite Acid Rain Duration: 40 min 5.4.2: Quiz Can Lake Life Remain Despite Acid Rain Duration: 20 min / : Lab Can Lake Life Remain Despite Acid Rain Duration: 1 hr 30 min / : Discuss Can Lake Life Remain Despite Acid Rain Duration: 20 min / 15 Lesson 5.5: Earth s Resources Wrap-Up 5.5.1: Review Earth Science Review Duration: 30 min 5.5.2: Test (CST) Earth Science Test Duration: 1 hr / : Test (TST) - Earth Science Test Duration: 1 hr / 50 Lesson 5.6: Diagnostic 5.6.1: Diag Earth Science Duration: 1 hr / 25 Unit 6: Biology Semester 1 Review and Exam Lesson 6.1: Biology Semester : Review - Biology Semester 1Review Duration: 1 hr 6.1.2: Exam - Biology Semester 1 Test Duration: 1 hr / 100
4 6.1.3: Final Exam - Biology Semester 1 Test Duration: 1 hr / 100 Unit 7: DNA and Heredity Lesson 7.1: The Code of Life 7.1.1: Study Organization of DNA Duration: 40 min 7.1.2: Quiz Organization of DNA Duration: 20 min / : Study Principles of Heredity Duration: 40 min 7.1.4: Quiz Principles of Heredity Duration: 20 min / : Journal Your Family Traits Duration: 40 min / 20 Lesson 7.2: Making New Cells 7.2.1: Study - Mitosis Duration: 40 min 7.2.2: Quiz - Mitosis Duration: 20 min / : Study - Meiosis Duration: 40 min 7.2.4: Quiz - Meiosis Duration: 20 min / 20 Lesson 7.3: Mendelian Genetics 7.3.1: Study Basics of Mendelian Genetics Duration: 50 min 7.3.2: Quiz Basics of Mendelian Genetics Duration: 20 min / : Study Predicting Genetic Outcomes Duration: 40 min 7.3.4: Quiz Predicting Genetic Outcomes Duration: 20 min / : Practice Your Traits Duration: 1 hr / 25 Lesson 7.4: Doing Science: DNA and Heredity 7.4.1: Study Radical Radishes Duration: 40 min 7.4.2: Quiz Radical Radishes Duration: 20 min / : Lab Radical Radishes Duration: 1 hr 30 min / : Discuss Radical Radishes Duration: 20 in / 15 Lesson 7.5: DNA and Heredity Wrap-Up 7.5.1: Review DNA and Heredity Review Duration: 30 min 7.5.2: Test (CST) - DNA and Heredity Test Duration: 1 hr / : Test (TST) - DNA and Heredity Test Duration: 1 hr / 50 Lesson 7.6: Diagnostic 7.6.1: Diag DNA and Heredity Duration: 45 min / 28 Unit 8: DNA to Protein Lesson 8.1: Structure of Genetic Material 8.1.1: Study Molecular DNA and RNA Structure Duration: 40 min 8.1.2: Quiz - Molecular DNA and RNA Structure Duration: 20 min / : Study Viruses and Bacteria Duration: : Quiz - Viruses and Bacteria Duration: 20 / : Journal Nucleic Acids in Your Body Duration: 40 / 20 Lesson 8.2: From DNA to Protein 8.2.1: Study Transcription Duration: 40 min 8.2.2: Quiz - Transcription Duration: 20 min / : Study Translation Duration: 40 min 8.2.4: Quiz Translation Duration: 20 min / 20 Lesson 8.3: Changes to DNA 8.3.1: Study Genetic Mutations Duration: 40 min 8.3.2: Quiz Genetic Mutations Duration: 20 min / : Study DNA Technology Duration: 40 min 8.3.4: Quiz DNA Technology Duration: 20 min / : Practice Cancer and Mutation Duration: 1 hr / 25
5 Lesson 8.4: Doing Science: DNA to Protein 8.4.1: Study The Right Prescription for Bacteria Duration: 40 min 8.4.2: Quiz - The Right Prescription for Bacteria Duration: 20 min / : Lab - The Right Prescription for Bacteria Duration: 1 hr 30 min / : Discuss The Right Prescription for Bacteria Duration: 20 min / 15 Lesson 8.5: DNA to Protein Wrap-Up 8.5.1: Review DNA to Protein Review Duration: 30 min 8.5.2: Test (CST) - DNA to Protein Test Duration: 1 hr / : Test (TST) - DNA to Protein Test Duration: 1 hr / 50 Lesson 8.6: Diagnostic 8.6.1: Diag DNA to Protein Duration: 1 hr / 25 Unit 9: Ecosystems and Natural Selection Lesson 9.1: Ecosystems 9.1.1: Study - Ecosystems and Biomes Duration: 40 min 9.1.2: Quiz - Ecosystems and Biomes Duration: 20 min / : Study Stability and Change in an Ecosystem Duration: 40 min 9.1.4: Quiz - Stability and Change in an Ecosystem Duration: 20 min / : Journal Your Ecosystem Duration: 40 min / 20 Lesson 9.2: Populations 9.2.1: Study Population Structure Duration: 40 min 9.2.2: Quiz Population Structure Duration: 20 min / : Study Population Dynamics Duration: 40 min 9.2.4: Quiz Population Dynamics Duration: 20 min / 20 Lesson 9.3: Adaptation and Natural Selection 9.3.1: Study Variation and Adaptation Duration: 40 min 9.3.2: Quiz - Variation and Adaptation Duration: 30 min / : Study Natural Selection Duration: 40 min 9.3.4: Quiz Natural Selection Duration: 20 min / : Practice - Variation Duration: 1 hr / 25 Lesson 9.4: Doing Science: Ecosystems and Natural Selection 9.4.1: Study Birds on an Island Duration: 40 min 9.4.2: Quiz - Birds on an Island Duration: 20 min / : Lab - Birds on an Island Duration: 1 hr 30 min / : Discuss Birds on an Island Duration: 20 min / 15 Lesson 9.5: Ecosystems and Natural Selection Wrap-Up 9.5.1: Review Ecosystems and Natural Selection Review Duration: 30 min 9.52: Test (CST) - Ecosystems and Natural Selection Test Duration: 1 hr / : Test (TST) - Ecosystems and Natural Selection Test Duration: 1 hr / 50 Lesson 9.6: Diagnostic 9.6.1: Diag Ecosystems and Natural Selection Duration: 45 min / 30 Unit 10: Evolution and Classification Lesson 10.1: Evolution : Study - Mechanism for Evolution Duration: 40 min : Quiz Mechanism for Evolution Duration: 20 min / : Study Evidence for Evolution Duration: 40 min : Quiz Evidence for Evolution Duration: 20 min / : Journal - Evolution Duration: 40 min / 20 Lesson 10.2: Classification
6 10.2.1: Study Characteristics for Life Duration: 40 min : Quiz Characteristics for Life Duration: 20 min / : Study Methods for Classification Duration: 40 min : Quiz Methods for Classification Duration: 1 hr Lesson 10.3: Diversity of Life : Study Microorganisms and Fungi Duration: 40 min : Quiz Microorganisms and Fungi Duration: 20 min / : Study Plants and Animals Duration: 40 min : Quiz Plants and Animals Duration: 20 min / : Practice - Organisms Duration: 1 hr / 25 Lesson 10.4: Doing Science: Evolution and Classification : Study Bones, Feathers, and Fur Duration: 40 min : Quiz - Bones, Feathers, and Fur Duration: 20 min / : Lab - Bones, Feathers, and Fur Duration: 1 hr 30 min / : Discuss Bones, Feathers, and Fur Duration: 20 min / 15 Lesson 10.5: Evolution and Classification Wrap-Up : Review Evolution and Classification Review Duration: 30 min : Test (CST) - Evolution and Classification Test Duration: 1 hr / : Test (TST) - Evolution and Classification Test Duration: 1 hr / 50 Lesson 10.6: Diagnostic : Diag - Evolution and Classification Duration: 1 hr / 25 Unit 11: Human Biology Lesson 11.1: The Framework : Study - Tissues, Muscles, and the Skeletal System Duration: 40 min : Quiz - Tissues, Muscles, and the Skeletal System Duration: 1 hr / : Study The Nervous System Duration: 40 min : Quiz - The Nervous System Duration: 1 hr : Study The Cardiovascular System Duration: 40 min : Quiz - The Cardiovascular System Duration: 20 min / : Journal Caring for Your Body Duration: 40 min / 20 Lesson 11.2: Transport in Human Systems : Study The Circulatory System Duration: 40 min : Quiz - The Circulatory System Duration: 20 min / : Study The Respiratory System Duration: 40 min : Quiz - The Respiratory System Duration: 20 min / : Study The Endocrine and Immune Systems Duration: 40 min : Quiz The Endocrine and Immune Systems Duration: 20 min / 20 Lesson 11.3: Building Human Systems : Study The Digestive and Excretory Systems Duration: 40 min : Quiz The Digestive and Excretory Systems Duration: 20 min / : Study The Reproductive System Duration: 40 min : Quiz The Reproductive System Duration: 20 min / : Practice Human Development Duration: 1 hr / 25 Lesson 11.4: Doing Science: Human Biology : Study Breaking Down Fat Duration: 40 min : Quiz -Breaking Down Fat Duration: 20 min / : Lab -Breaking Down Fat Duration: 1 hr 30 min / : Discuss Breaking Down Fat Duration: 20 min / 15 Lesson 11.5: Human Biology Wrap-Up
7 11.5.1: Review Human Biology Review Duration: 30 min : Test (CST) - Human Biology Test Duration: 1 hr / : Test (TST) - Human Biology Test Duration: 1 hr / 50 Lesson 11.6: Diagnostic : Diag Human Biology Duration: 1 hr / 25 Unit 12: Biology Semester 2 Review and Exam Lesson 12.1: Biology Semester : Review - Biology Semester 2 Duration: 1 hr : Exam - Biology Semester 2 Duration: 1 hr / : Final Exam - Biology Semester 2 Duration: 1 hr / 100
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