You have 7 minutes to get your paper and outline turned in.

1. You have 7 minutes to get your paper and outline turned in. If you need a chromebook to log on to google classroom, get one!

2. Biomolecules

3. Warm Up (9/4/19) Topic: Biomolecules Name one healthy food or beverage. Explain how it benefits your body.

4. If it is a 100g sample- do not move the decimal place • If it is a 10g sample- move the decimal place once to the right • If it is a 1g sample- move the decimal place twice to the right

5. Using the cards, write the percentage of each element in the organism. • Answer the questions at the bottom of the page. • Glue to pg 5 in notebook

6. On pg 6, create a graph that shows the percentage of the top 3 elements of life in each organism.

7. Title: Elements of Life Chart Graph the top 3 elements onto your chart on pg 6. (Only graph carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen) Numbers (%) Bacteria Corn Mammals Protozoa

8. Numbers (%) Bacteria Corn Mammals Protozoa

9. You need 3 colors and your periodic table.

10. Periodic Table(pg j) Color the major elements: Sodium, Magnesium, Potassium, Calcium Color the trace elements: V, Cr, Mn, Fe, Co, Ni, Cu, Zn, Mo, Si, As, Se, Sn, I Color the essential elements: Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen, Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Sulfur

11. Periodic Table(pg j) are required in large amounts for healthy growth among living organisms Essential elements Essential elements are required in large amounts for healthy growth among living organisms

12. Periodic Table(pg j) are required in large amounts for healthy growth among living organisms Essential elements Major elements are also needed, but may not be present in everything an organism obtains Major Elements Are also needed but may not be present in everything an organism obtains

13. Periodic Table(pg j) Trace elements can be found in very small amounts inside of an organism

14. To Do Glue pages into your notebook.

15. Warm Up (9/5/19) Topic: Characteristics of life David is a freshman student at THS whose normal body temperature is 97.3 degrees F. During football practice, his body temperature rises and he begins to sweat. What characteristic is demonstrated by his body returning to its stable temperature? • Living things are made of cells. • Living things evolve. • Living things maintain homeostasis • Living things grow and develop.

16. Warm Up (9/5/19) Topic: Characteristics of life David is a freshman student at THS whose normal body temperature is 97.3 degrees F. During football practice, his body temperature rises and he begins to sweat. What characteristic is demonstrated by his body returning to its stable temperature? • Living things are made of cells. • Living things evolve. • Living things maintain homeostasis • Living things grow and develop.

17. What is a biomolecule? (pg 7) Biomolecule:carbon based molecule needed for basic life to exist bio= life, molecule= group of atoms

18. What is a biomolecule? (pg 7) Monomer: single building block that makes up a biomolecule Mono= one

19. What is a biomolecule? (pg 7) Polymer:many monomers bonded together Poly= many

20. Describe the benefits of consuming these foods. Describe any harmful effects.

21. Carbs Made of what elements? C- carbon H- hydrogen O- oxygen

22. Carbs Monomer Monosaccharide mono= one saccharide= sugar

23. Which prefix means “many?” What could you call many sugar molecules bonded together?

24. Carbs Polymer Polysaccharide poly= many saccharide= sugar

25. Carbs Function Source of quick energy

26. Carbs Examples Bread, potatoes, pasta, cereal, bananas, cellulose

27. Carbs Pictures

28. Carbohydrate Flow Chart (pg 9 ) Carbohydrates Are made of carbon , hydrogen, and oxygen Which make up Monosaccharides, Disaccharides, and Polysaccharides That the body uses for A quick source of energy

30. Warm Up (9/6/19) Topic: Biomolecules What is the function of carbohydrates?

31. Warm Up (9/6/19) Topic: Biomolecules What is the function of carbohydrates? Carbohydrates are a quick source of energy.

32. What do you notice about these foods?

33. Lipids Made of what elements? C- carbon H- hydrogen O- oxygen

34. Lipids Monomer Glycerol (head) Fatty acid (tail)

35. Lipids Polymer Phospholipid

36. Lipids Function Long term energy storage and makes up the cell membrane

37. What is the difference between the functions of carbohydrates and lipids?

38. Lipids Examples Fats, Oils, Waxes

40. Lipids Pictures

41. Lipids Flow Chart (pg 11) Glycerol heads and fatty acid tails Make Up Lipids That the body uses for Long term energy storage

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46. Warm Up (9/9/19) Topic: Biomolecules Many plants have waxy coatings on some surfaces. This coating reduces water loss because it is not water-permeable. This waxy coating is which of the following types of organic molecule? A. protein B. carbohydrate C. nucleic acid D. lipid You need a chromebook (or your phone)

47. Warm Up (9/9/19) Topic: Biomolecules Many plants have waxy coatings on some surfaces. This coating reduces water loss because it is not water-permeable. This waxy coating is which of the following types of organic molecule? A. protein B. carbohydrate C. nucleic acid D. lipid

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49. What is a protein? A protein is a large biomolecule that contains amino acids that our bodies need to function properly

50. Our body’s structures, functions, and cells cannot exist without protein