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Horizon Education and Media
Unit 3, Section 1
Molecular models
Molecular models
In lesson 1 we see how carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen are rearranged into different molecules in cellular respiration and photosynthesis, using a kinesthetic activity with Legos.
From muscles to lungs
From muscles to lungs
In lesson 2, we gather evidence that exercise increases our carbon dioxide output. By inference, our muscle cells burn more glucose during exercise to help them move.
Lock it in
Lock it in
In lesson 3, we read the details of cellular respiration in our textbook. This includes a video explanation and questions. We have access to Flexi, an ai chatbot within the textbook.Â
Yeast bubblers
Yeast bubblers
In lesson 4, we build graphing skills as we find out for sure where cell energy comes from: is it from "energy drinks"?
Dino molecules are in our breath
Dino molecules are in our breath
Finally, we bring all the activities together in lesson 5 and apply our math and science skills to consider if our lungs contain air from T.rex breath.
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