Feeding Brine Shrimp 3 & Bacteria

Bacteria- pg 56-57 or 3.2.2 in OneNote
Microscope & slide 6-Lactobacillus

Class announcement page

Domain of life with organisms EVERYWHERE!
No Nucleus- Prokaryptes

Bactera

Domain of life who prefer to be extremophiles!
Extremophile- lives in an EXTREME environment
Prokaryotes

Archaea

Domain of life who HAVE
a nucleus- Eukaryote
Nucleus- house for
DNA

Eukarote

​3 Domains of Life
Domain- Largest grouping of living things

Categorize

Options (18)

What I already know

What I want to know

What I learned

Complete before the lesson starts

Previous knowledge on the topic

Related experiences

Key terms I understand

Concepts I am familiar with

Questions I have about the topic

Topics I find confusing

Information I need to succeed

Goals I want to achieve in this lesson

New concepts I grasped

Skills I developed

Insights gained from the lesson

Connections to real-world applications

Questions I still have after learning

Complete after the lesson

Sort the information into the correct category

Open your notebook to page 56 or OneNote 3.2.3

K

W

L

Topic:Bacteria

​In your notes write EVERYTHING you can think of about Bacteria under the "K" column

This can include:

• Commercials

• Products

• What bacteria do or don't do

• Drawings of what bacteria look like

• Check out page 4 in Edio for inspiration- What is a job of bacteria?

• Look at your notes from yesterday to add in informaiton as well

Word Cloud

Topic: Bacteria

​In your notes write EVERYTHING you can think of about Bacteria under the "K" column

This can includue:

Commercials

Products

What bacteria do or don't do

Drawings of what bacteria look like

What is a "job" of bacteria? (Look at page 4 in Edio for inspiration)

• Bacteria- single celled organisms found almost EVERYWHERE on Earth

• Unicellular

• simple structure

• Prokaryotes- have no structure for DNA

• some have a cell wall

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Bacteria- Write anything you learn or questions you have in the "L" column

​Cell wall- a protective layer that surrounds the cell

Draw

Using your microscope view slide 6 Lactobacillus or slide 28 Root Bacteria

Remember to start on the lowest Objective and then focus on the magnification before changing the objective.

Draw what you see here:

Write your magnification at the bottom of the picture

Match

Though bacteria are small, there are bacteria with different sizes and shapes.

Match the following

comma

spherical

rod shaped

spiral

• comma

• spherical

• rod shaped

• spiral

Notes page 57 OR OneNote 3.2.4
Show off your work when you're done for a dojo point

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Complete the Frayer Model

Be sure all columns of the KWL chart are filled in