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Bio 10th IV Weekly Plan 2023

The document outlines a weekly planning schedule for a 10th-grade Biology II class at Saint Peter's Academy, covering topics such as evolution, taxonomy, and the characteristics of mammals over several weeks. Each week includes specific objectives, activities, resources, and evaluation methods to facilitate student learning. The planning emphasizes class participation and hands-on activities to engage students in understanding biological concepts.

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Bio 10th IV Weekly Plan 2023

The document outlines a weekly planning schedule for a 10th-grade Biology II class at Saint Peter's Academy, covering topics such as evolution, taxonomy, and the characteristics of mammals over several weeks. Each week includes specific objectives, activities, resources, and evaluation methods to facilitate student learning. The planning emphasizes class participation and hands-on activities to engage students in understanding biological concepts.

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Week SAINT PETER´S ACADEMY

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Wisdom & Honesty
Biology II
IV Partial Weekly Planning
Date: Sep. 4-8 2023
Teacher: Mrs. Chong Grade: 10th
A, B,C
Unit / Chapter: Unit 4 History of Biological Diversity, Chapter 15 Evolution

Achievement To learn the concepts and principles of evolution


Expectation:
Specific Objectives:  Evaluate the various lines of evidence for evolution
 Describe how natural selection can change a population.

Day Content Activities Time Resources Evaluation


-Discuss chronograms
Chapter 15 Evolution
-Summarize to students three
1 Section1 Darwin’s Theory of - Textbook
observations Darwin made in his research 40 min Class participation
Evolution By Natural Selection - Notebook
on the South American mainland.
Pages: 418-419 - Board

-Identify three organisms from the


Section1 Darwin’s Theory of
Galapagos Islands and their distinguishing - Textbook
2 Evolution By Natural Selection 40 min Class participation
characteristics. - Notebook
Pages: 420-422
-Solve Section Assessment. - Board

Section1 Darwin’s Theory of - Textbook


Foldable Natural Selection
3 Evolution By Natural Selection -Create a foldable about Natural Selection. 40 min - Notebook
- Board

-Summarize the role that anatomy plays


in teaching us about evolution by making
a table on the board. - Textbook
Section 2 Evidence of Evolution
4 -Refer students to fig. 4. Have them make 40 min - Notebook Class participation
Pages: 423-424
two lists, one of ancestral traits and - Board
another of derived traits.

IMPORTANT NOTE FOR TEACHERS


OBSERVATIONS:

EXCEEDING EXCELLENCE
SECONDARY 2023
______________________________
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Teacher Signature
Coordinator Signature

Biology II 10TH A,B,C


Week #2: Sep.11-15
Teacher: Mrs. Jenny Chong
Content: Unit 4 History of Biological Diversity, Chapter 15 Evolution

Achievement To learn the concepts and principles of evolution


Expectation:
Specific Objectives:  Describe how fossils provide evidence for evolution.
 Describe how morphology provide evidence for evolution.

Day Content Activities Time Resources Evaluation


-After reading, have students brainstorm a
list of other structures that might be - Textbook
1 Section 2 Evidence of Evolution vestigial in some animals. - Notebook
40 min Class participation
Pages: 425-427 -Discuss what similarities and differences - Board
exist between homologous and analogous
structures. Solve Section Assessment.

-Sequence the steps associated with


genetic equilibrium.
-Identify three ways that genetic
equilibrium can be disrupted.
- Textbook
Section 3 Shaping -Construct a concept map to demonstrate
- Notebook
2 Evolutionary Theory how natural selection acts on the variation 40 min Class participation
- Board
Pages:431-436 of a trait.
-Have students write a paragraph that
explains why the founder effect can have
a great effect on a small’s population gene
pool.
-Solve Data Analysis Lab

-Contrast geographic isolation and


Section 3 Shaping Evolutionary - Textbook
reproductive isolation. Class participation
3 Theory 40 min - Notebook
-Examine and discuss fig. 20.
Pages:437-441 - Board
-Solve Section Assessment.

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-Lab How does Natural Selection
- Lab How does Natural Selection Affect Lab report
4 Affect Allelic Frequencies? 40 min - Lab materials
Allelic Frequencies?

IMPORTANT NOTE FOR TEACHERS


OBSERVATIONS:

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Teacher Signature
Coordinator Signature

EXCEEDING EXCELLENCE
SECONDARY 2023
Week #3: Sep.18-22 BIOLOGY II 10TH A,B,C
Teacher: Mrs. Jenny Chong
Content: Unit 4 History of Biological Diversity, Chapter 17 Organizing Life’s Diversity

Achievement To introduce students to taxonomy and organism classification.


Expectation:
Specific Objectives:  Evaluate the history, methods, and purpose of taxonomy.
 Demonstrate the use of concepts in classification.

Day Content Activities Time Resources Evaluation


Chapter 17 Organizing Life’s -Explain the parts of Linnaeus’ two word
Diversity naming system and have students complete a - Textbook
1 Section 1 The History of graphic organizer. - Notebook
40 min Class participation
Classification -Explain the term binomial nomenclature. - Board
Pages 484-486 -Analyze and discuss fig. 1

Section 1 The History of -Read the text below the heading Species and
Classification genus. Then write questions on the board. For - Textbook
Class participation
2 Pages 487-488 them to answer. 40 min - Notebook
-Introduce the concept of six kingdoms to - Board
students.

Section 1 The History of


- Textbook
Classification -Minilab Activity Class participation
3 40 min - Notebook
Pages 489-491 -Solve section review
- Board

-Review the classification taxon with students.


Encourage students to describe the
Section 2 .Modern - Textbook
differences between each of the three species
4 Classification 40 min - Notebook Class participation
concept.
Pages: pg. 492-495 - Board
-Solve Data Analysis Lab

EXCEEDING EXCELLENCE
SECONDARY 2023
IMPORTANT NOTE FOR TEACHERS
OBSERVATIONS:

______________________________
________________________________
Teacher Signature
Coordinator Signature

EXCEEDING EXCELLENCE
SECONDARY 2023
BIOLOGY II 10TH A,B,C
Week #4: Sep.25-29
Teacher: Mrs. Jenny Chong
Content: Unit 4 History of Biological Diversity, Chapter 17 Organizing Life’s Diversity

Achievement To introduce students to taxonomy and organism classification.


Expectation:
Specific Objectives:  Compare the six kingdoms of organisms.
 Distinguish between different kinds of kingdoms.

Day Content Activities Time Resources Evaluation

- Textbook
-Have students work in pairs to compare and
Section 2 Modern - Notebook
1 contrast the molecular clock and cladogram
Classification 40 min - Board Class participation
models pictured in fig. 10 and fig 11.
Pages: pg. 495-498
-Solve Section Review

Section 3 Domains and -Explain how species are named.


- Textbook
Kingdoms -List features biologists use to classify Class participation
2 40 min - Notebook
Pages: 499-500 organisms.
- Board
- Have students name the two broadest taxa.

Section 3 Domains and


- Textbook
Kingdoms -Have students make a concept map and a Class participation
3 40 min - Notebook
Pages: 501-502 picture about the six kingdoms.
- Board

Section 3 Domains and -Create a skit about classifying a organism.


- Textbook
Kingdoms -Solve Section Review
4 40 min - Notebook Foldable Six Kingdoms
Pages: 503 Create a foldable about the six kingdoms.
- Board

IMPORTANT NOTE FOR TEACHERS


EXCEEDING EXCELLENCE
SECONDARY 2023
OBSERVATIONS:

______________________________
________________________________
Teacher Signature
Coordinator Signature

EXCEEDING EXCELLENCE
SECONDARY 2023
BIOLOGY II 10TH A,B,C
Week #5: Oct 9-13
Teacher: Mrs. Jenny Chong
Content: Chapter 18 Bacteria and Viruses

Achievement To explain what are bacteria and viruses.


Expectation:
Specific Objectives:  Identify the differences between and archaea and bacteria and their subcategories.
 Determine how bacteria are beneficial to humans.

Day Content Activities Time Resources Evaluation

-Discuss Chronograms.
Chapter 18 Bacteria and - Textbook
-Copy the Big Idea onto the board.
Viruses - Notebook
1 -Have students outline the chapter by writing
Section 1 Bacteria 40 min - Board Class participation
the Big Idea and Main Ideas.
Pages 516-517
- Write examples of prokaryotes on the board
and discuss similarities and differences between
them.

- Textbook
Section 1 Bacteria - Explain and discuss the prokaryote structure - Notebook
2 Pages 518 -Have students make a diagram identifying the 40 min - Board Class participation
parts of a prokaryote.

- Explain and discuss the prokaryote


Section 1 Bacteria characteristics. - Textbook
3 Pages 519-521 -Discuss the reproduction and metabolism of 40 min - Notebook Class participation
prokaryotes. - Board

- Textbook
Human Bacterial and Viral Human Bacterial and
4 Human Bacterial and Viral Diseases Activity 40 min - Notebook
Diseases Activity Viral Diseases Activity
- Board

EXCEEDING EXCELLENCE
SECONDARY 2023
IMPORTANT NOTE FOR TEACHERS
OBSERVATIONS:

______________________________
________________________________
Teacher Signature
Coordinator Signature

EXCEEDING EXCELLENCE
SECONDARY 2023
BIOLOGY II 10TH A,B,C
Week #6: Oct. 16-20
Teacher: Mrs. Jenny Chong
Content: Chapter 18 Bacteria and Viruses

Achievement To explain what are bacteria and viruses.


Expectation:
Specific Objectives:  Identify the relationship between a prion’s structure, replication and action and its ability to cause disease.
 Determine the general structure of a virus.

Day Content Activities Time Resources Evaluation


Discussion triads: Divide the class into three
groups. Assign each group one of the - Textbook
Section 1 Bacteria subcategories on pg. 522. Start a class - Notebook
1
Pages 521-524 discussion. 40 min - Board Class participation
-Solve Section Assessment

Section 2Viruses and


-Ask students if they consider viruses and - Textbook
Prions
2 prions as cells. 40 min - Notebook Class participation
Pages 525-527
-Explain the different human viral diseases. - Board

-Analyze Fig. 13 Visualizing Viral Replication


Section 2 Viruses and -Explain what happens when a virus infects a
- Textbook
Prions host cell.
3 40 min - Notebook Class participation
Pages 527-529 -Solve Section Assessment
- Board

Section 1 Bacteria
- Textbook
Section 2 Viruses and Foldable Lytic &
4 Foldable Lytic & Lysogenic Cycle 40 min - Notebook
Prions Lysogenic Cycle
- Board

EXCEEDING EXCELLENCE
SECONDARY 2023
IMPORTANT NOTE FOR TEACHERS
OBSERVATIONS:

______________________________
________________________________
Teacher Signature
Coordinator Signature

BIOLOGY II 10TH A,B,C


EXCEEDING EXCELLENCE
SECONDARY 2023
Week #7: Oct. 23-27
Teacher: Mrs. Jenny Chong
Content: Chapter 30 Mammals

Achievement To describe how mammals have evolved to have many adaptations for maintaining homeostasis and living in a variety of habitats.
Expectation:
Specific Objectives:  Identify the characteristics of mammals.
 Explain how mammals maintain a constant temperature.

Day Content Activities Time Resources Evaluation

- Textbook
-Copy the Big Idea onto the board.
Section 1 Mammalian - Notebook
1 -Have students outline the chapter by writing the
Characteristics 40 min - Board Class participation
Big Idea and Main Ideas.
Pages: pg. 880-881
-Discuss common characteristics of mammals.

Section 1 Mammalian - Analyze and discuss Fig. 5 - Textbook


2 Characteristics -Compare and contrast the digestive systems of 40 min - Notebook Class participation
Pages: pg. 882-884 the four types of mammals shown. - Board

Explain the classification of mammals.


-Show students pictures of marsupials,
Section 2 Diversity of - Textbook
monotremes, and placentals. Have students
3 Mammals 40 min - Notebook Class participation
classify the animals in one of the three groups.
Pages: pg. 889-890 - Board

-Have students make a five-column table listing all


the mammals pictured in this section. Label the
Section 2 Diversity of - Textbook
columns like this: Figure number, Name of
4 Mammals 40 min - Notebook Class participation
Mammal, Subclass, Identifying Features, and
Pages: pg. 891-892 - Board
Adaptations to Habitat.

EXCEEDING EXCELLENCE
SECONDARY 2023
IMPORTANT NOTE FOR TEACHERS
OBSERVATIONS:

______________________________
________________________________
Teacher Signature
Coordinator Signature

BIOLOGY II 10TH A,B,C


Week #8: Oct. 30-Nov.3
Teacher: Mrs. Jenny Chong
Content: Chapter 30 Mammals

EXCEEDING EXCELLENCE
SECONDARY 2023
Achievement To describe how mammals have evolved to have many adaptations for maintaining homeostasis and living in a variety of habitats.
Expectation:
Specific Objectives:  Identify the characteristics of mammals.
 Explain how mammals maintain a constant temperature.

Day Content Activities Time Resources Evaluation

- Textbook
Section 2 Diversity of
- Notebook
1 Mammals - Contrast orders of placental mammals. List
40 min - Board Class participation
Pages: pg. 891-892 characteristics that distinguish each order.

Section 2 Diversity of
Sequence the environmental developments that - Textbook
Mammals
2 led to the expansion of mammalian diversity 40 min - Notebook Class participation
Pages: pg. 891-892
during the Cenozoic era. - Board

Section 2 Diversity of
- Textbook
Mammals
3 Solve Section Assessment 40 min - Notebook Class participation
Pages: pg. 891-892
- Board

- Textbook
Review/ Check
4 40 min - Notebook Notebook
notebooks -Review/ Check notebooks
- Board

IMPORTANT NOTE FOR TEACHERS


OBSERVATIONS:

EXCEEDING EXCELLENCE
SECONDARY 2023
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Teacher Signature
Coordinator Signature

EXCEEDING EXCELLENCE
SECONDARY 2023

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