Dr. Richter DeBakey High School Fall 2014 Lesson Plans AP Biology

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12 Formative Assessments (Additional): 1. Senteo and einstruction clickers for active participation in class discussion of topics. 2. Small group work with students answering questions from teacher with teacher notes on ClassDojo or similar system 3. Senteo and einstruction clickers for quizzes and other assessments during topic discussion. Summative Assessment: Cycle Common Assessments using Apperson System Cycle projects on Cellular Communication, Cellular Energetics, and Gene Regulation Additional Considerations: -Differentiated instruction for different styles including: access to itunes U lectures covering materials, reviews of materials, Adaptive Curriculum (if available.), etc. -Study Guides aligned with Need to Knows to make the content more manageable and accessible.

13 August 2014 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Teacher prep week 25 A/B Policies, Procedures, Introduction Reading Guide HW CH A 27 B Ch.2-3: The Chemical Context of Life + Water & the Fitness of the Environment Activity: Properties of Water MinLab: Adhesion / Cohesion Activity: Specific Heat (time dependent) Reading Guide HW Ch 4-5 Online Videos and Animations 2.A.3 4.A.1, 4.B.1 28 A 29 B Ch.2-3: The Chemical Context of Life + Water & the Fitness of the Environment Activity: Properties of Water MinLab: Adhesion / Cohesion Activity: Specific Heat (time dependent) Reading Guide HW Ch 4-5 Online Videos and Animations Biomolecules PreLab 2.A.3 4.A.1, 4.B.1

14 September 2014 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 1 Labor Day Holiday 2 A 3 B Quiz: Ch 2-3 Ch.4-5: Carbon & Molecular Diversity of Life + The Structure & Function of Macromolecules Activity: Biomolecules Concept Map Activity: Protein Folding (online activity) Lab: McMush (detecting the presence of biomolecules in food) HW ch 6 2.A.3 4.A.1, 4.B.1 4 A 5 B Ch 6 Enzymes Review Ch2-6 Activity: Enzyme Shape and Function Lab: Enzyme Activity Assign Signal Transduction Project HW Ch 8 2.A.3 4.A.1, 4.B.1

15 8 A 9 B Ch 4-5: Quiz Ch 6 Enzymes Review Ch2-6 Activity: Enzyme Shape and Function Lab: Enzyme Activity HW STUDY FOR TEST 2.A.3 4.A.1, 4.B.1 10 A 11 B TEST: CH.2-5 and 6 AP BIO LAB 13 Enzyme activity (Note: Test results will be used as one starting point measure for students) Free Response HW CH 7 & 8 2.A.3 4.A.1, 4.B.1 12 A 15 B Ch.7 and 8: A Tour of the Cells and Membrane Structure & Function HW Ch 7 & 8 2.B.1, 2, 3 4.A.2, 16 A 17 B Ch.7 and 8: A Tour of the Cells and Membrane Structure & Function HW Ch 7 & 8 2.B.1, 2, 3 4.A.2, 18 A 19 B Quiz: Ch 7 & 8 Ch.8: Membrane Structure & Function Activity: Microscope techniques Lab: Osmosis and Diffusion Plasmolysis Potato Osmolarity HW Ch A 23 B Ch.11: Cell Communication Activity: Basics of Cell Communication 24 A early dismissal 25 B Quiz: Ch 11 Presentations: Cell Communication 3.B.3 2.B.1, 2, 3 4.A.2, 26 A HW Finish Models 3.B.3

16 October 2014 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 29 B 30 A 1 B 2 A 3 Ch.6: An Introduction to Metabolism HW STUDY FOR TEST Assign Cycle 2 Project HW Ch 9 2.A.2 4.A.2 6 B Review Test Ch.9: Cellular Respiration Lab: Yeast Fermentation Lab: Pea Cellular Respiration using respirometers HW Ch 10 Wavelengths of Light 2.A.2 4.A.2 End of cycle 1 Cycle 1 Common Assessment TEST: Ch. 7-8, 11 & AP BIO LAB 4, 13 HW Ch 6 7 A 8 B Quiz: Ch. 6&9, Ch.10: Photosynthesis, AP BIO LAB 5 Photosynthesis HW Ch 10 Wavelengths of Light Photosynthesis Lab Prelab 2.A.2 4.A.2 FALL HOLIDAY NO SCHOOL 9 A 10 B Quiz: Ch. 6&9,10, Ch.10: Photosynthesis, AP BIO LAB 5 Photosynthesis Cellular Respiration Lab Prelab 2.A.2 4.A.2

17 13 A 14 B Ch.9: Cellular Respiration Lab: Pea Cellular Respiration using respirometers Finish Cycle 2 Project 15 A 16 B Cycle 2 Project Photosynthesis /cell respiration 2.A.2 4.A.2 17 A 20 B Cycle 2 Project Photosynthesis /cell respiration 2.A.2 4.A.2 2.A.2 4.A.2 27 A 28 B Quiz: Ch 12 Ch.13: Meiosis & the Sexual Life Cycles, 21 A 22 B TEST: Ch. 6,9-10 & AP BIO LABS 2,4-5 Activity: Comparing Mitosis and Meiosis HW Ch 14 3.A.2.c HW Ch 12 2.A.2 4.A.2 29 A Early Release 23 A 24 B Review Test Ch.12: The Cell Cycle 30 B Quiz: Ch. 12&13, Ch.14: Mendel & the Gene Idea HW STUDY FOR TEST 3.A.3 3.A.4. 3.C.1,2 Lab: Mitosis observation Activity: Karyotyping HW Ch 13 3.A.1.a,b 3.A.2.a,b 31 A Fall Fest November 2014 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

18 3 B Ch.15: The Chromosomal Basis of Inheritance Lab: Chi Square Looking at Corn Crosses Lab: Fruit Fly Genetics Activity: Pool Noodles Chromosomes HW Ch 16 3.A.3,3.A.4. 3.C.1,2 4 A Election Day 10 A 11 B Ch.16: The Molecular Basis of Inheritance Lab: DNA Extraction Lab: Comparing computer database DNA HW ch 17 2.C.1 3.A.1.e,f 3.B.1,2 4.C.1 5 B Review for cumulative cycle 2 test 12 A 13 B Quiz: Ch , Ch.17: From Gene to Protein Part I 6 A 7 B end of cycle 2 Cycle 2 Common Assessment TEST: Ch & AP BIO LAB HW 18(19) 2.C.1 3.A.1.e,f 3.B.1,2 4.C.1 HW Ch 15 3.A.3 3.A.4. 3.C.1,2 14 A

19 17 B Ch.17: From Gene to Protein Part II HW 19 (21) 2.C.1 3.A.1.e,f 3.B.1,2 4.C.1 18 A 19 B Quiz: Ch 17 Ch.18-19: Prokaryotic & Eukaryotic Gene Expression Part I HW PreLab Bacterial Transformation 2.C.1 3.A.1.e,f 3.B.1,2 4.C.1 20 A 21 B Quiz: Ch 17 Ch.18-19: Prokaryotic & Eukaryotic Gene Expression Part II Bacterial Transformation 2.C.1 3.A.1.e,f 3.B.1,2 4.C.1 Study for Test 24 A 25 B TEST: Ch HW ch 20 2.C.1 3.A.1.e,f 3.B.1,2 4.C.1 HOLIDAY HOLIDAY HOLIDAY

20 December 2014 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 1 A 2 B Ch.20: DNA Technology & Genomics 3 A 4 B Ch.20: DNA Technology & Genomics 5 A 8 B Quiz: Ch 20 Lab: PCR and Gel Electrophoresis 2.C.1 3.A.1.e,f 3.B.1,2 4.C.1 Lab: Bacterial Transformation HW Work on Cycle 3 Project 2.C.1 3.A.1.e,f 3.B.1,2 4.C.1 9 A 10 B Cycle 3 Project on gene regulation - Presentations Review for Fall Final 2.C.1 3.A.1.e,f 3.B.1,2 4.C.1 11 A 12 B Cycle 3 Project on gene regulation - Presentations Review for Fall Final 15 A 16 B Midterm Exam Review 17 A Midterm Exam B2 18 B Midterm Exam B3 19 A Science Symposium Christmas Day

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