TN Biology I Standards - 2008-2009 Implementation
Flow of Matter and Energy
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Science Curriculum Standards
3210 - Biology I Internet Resources
- Aerobic and Anaerobic Respiration - an interactive, animated exploration of cellular respiration
- Aerobic respiration - by far the most efficient method
- Aerobic Respiration - a review of the elements in a balanced equation describing respiration
- Breathing Victory - an Cable in the Classroom lesson plan
- Cell Respiration - a BioCoach activity
- Cell Respiration - from the Lab Bench at Prentice Hall - several chapters, each with excellent animations
- Cellular Respiration - an animation that shows how cellular respiration works [this expired page is from the Internet Archive known as the Wayback Machine]
- Cellular Respiration - from Kimball's Online Biology Pages
- Energy Flow: Respiration - lecture notes with several good illustrations
- Glycolysis - an overview of aerobic and anaerobic respiration in the form of a Battleship game
- Investigating Photosynthesis and Respiration through Kinesthetics and Inquiry - eight page lesson plan including a student worksheet
- Photosynthesis animation - use the controls to progress through the animation
- Photosynthesis - a large document with lots of good illustrations
- Photosynthesis and Respiration - an illustration with explanation
- Photosynthesis and Respiration - a vocabulary list to use for making flashcards [back to activity button does not work]
- Photosynthesis/Cell Respiration Jeopardy - no category headings, seven categories with six questions each, answers on the last slide which students do not see
- Photosynthesis Study Guide - No answers, but good review questions to test your knowledge.
- Plant Respiration quiz - a quiz with six multiple-choice questions
- Transpiration - transfer of water from plants to the atmosphere
- An index of cellular respiration animations
- Aerobic and Anaerobic Respiration - an interactive, animated exploration of cellular respiration
- Aerobic Respiration
- Cell Respiration - from the Lab Bench at Prentice Hall - several chapters, each with excellent animations
- Aerobic and Anaerobic Respiration - an interactive, animated exploration of cellular respiration
- Aerobic respiration - by far the most efficient method
- Aerobic Respiration - a review of the elements in a balanced equation describing respiration
- Breathing Victory - an Cable in the Classroom lesson plan
- Cell Respiration - a BioCoach activity
- Cell Respiration - from the Lab Bench at Prentice Hall - several chapters, each with excellent animations
- Cellular Respiration - an animation that shows how cellular respiration works [this expired page is from the Internet Archive known as the Wayback Machine]
- Cellular Respiration - from Kimball's Online Biology Pages
- Energy Flow: Respiration - lecture notes with several good illustrations
- Glycolysis - an overview of aerobic and anaerobic respiration in the form of a Battleship game
- Investigating Photosynthesis and Respiration through Kinesthetics and Inquiry - eight page lesson plan including a student worksheet
- Photosynthesis animation - use the controls to progress through the animation
- Photosynthesis - a large document with lots of good illustrations
- Photosynthesis and Respiration - an illustration with explanation
- Photosynthesis and Respiration - a vocabulary list to use for making flashcards [back to activity button does not work]
- Photosynthesis/Cell Respiration Jeopardy - no category headings, seven categories with six questions each, answers on the last slide which students do not see
- Photosynthesis Study Guide - No answers, but good review questions to test your knowledge.
- Plant Respiration quiz - a quiz with six multiple-choice questions
- Transpiration - transfer of water from plants to the atmosphere
- Carbon Cycle - from Exploring the Environment
- Carbon Cycle - presented by Windows to the Universe [three levels of difficulty are presented]
- Carbon Cycle - includes concept maps of the aquatic cycle and the terrestrial cycle
- Carbon Cycle - includes several good photo illustrations
- Carbon Cycle - Wikipedia encyclopedia entry
- Carbon Cycle - one image [.gif] to use in a PowerPoint show [this expired file is from the Internet Archive known as the Wayback Machine]
- Carbon Cycle - this Windows to the Universe page offers three levels of explanation; beginner, intermediate, and advanced
- The Carbon Cycle and Earth's Climate - four good illustrations which you might want to incorporate into a PowerPoint show
- Carbon Cycle Game - In this game you will travel the carbon cycle. Your objective is to get to all the places that carbon is stored along the map on the game. or
- Carbon Dioxide - Sources and Sinks - lesson plan from Windows to the Universe
- Chemical Carousel: The Carbon Cycle - a trip around the carbon cycle
- Cycles - from the Utah Education Network, also includes the nitrogen cycle
- Diagram of the Carbon Dioxide Oxygen cycle
- Oxygen Cycle - Wikipedia encyclopedia entry
- The Oxygen Cycle - an 8 slide PowerPoint show produced by students
- The Oxygen Cycle - a 9 slide PowerPoint show produced by students
- Oxygen-Carbon Dioxide Cycle - a one page student information sheet
- Oxygen-Carbon Dioxide Cycle - a one page student worksheet
- Oxygen Cycling - from Geography4Kids
- Understanding the Global Carbon Cycle
- What is the Carbon Cycle? - a ThinkQuest site
- Create a Food Web - choose from four webs, select animals or plants to populate the food web
- Energy and Ecosystems - lesson plan from Annenberg
- Energy Pyramid - an alternate way to look at food chains
- Experiment with a Pond Food Web - change various population sizes to see what affect the change has
- Food Chain - National Geographic for Kids has a featured Quick Flick from Brain Pop on the subject.
- Food Chains - a slide show with places to stop and ask for responses from your students [this expired slide show is from the Internet Archive known as the Wayback Machine]
- Forest Food Webs - lesson plan from Discovery Education
- Fun with Food Webs - three webs are available; arctic, meadow, and pond - click and drag elements into place
- Habitats - investigate food chains with this interactive site from the BBC
- Interdependence and Adaptation - Use this BBC interactive site to review living things, then take a quiz about interdependence and the food web and
- Interesting Facts About Food Chains - a brief description of the food chains and food webs in an ecosystem [this expired page is from the Internet Archive known as the Wayback Machine]
- Make a Possible Food Web - click and drag elements [works with Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari or Netscape Navigator] or
- Make Your Own Food Web - an interactive food web from Scholastic or
- Predator/Prey Relationship - an interactive investigation from McGraw Hill
- Welcome to Biology 2002 - This college level PowerPoint show has some great images. Save the show, throw out the college content and modify the show for your classroom.
- Working on the Food Chain - interactive site
- Aerobic and Anaerobic Respiration - an interactive, animated exploration of cellular respiration
- Aerobic respiration - by far the most efficient method
- Aerobic Respiration - a review of the elements in a balanced equation describing respiration
- Breathing Victory - an Cable in the Classroom lesson plan
- Cell Respiration - a BioCoach activity
- Cell Respiration - from the Lab Bench at Prentice Hall - several chapters, each with excellent animations
- Cellular Respiration - an animation that shows how cellular respiration works [this expired page is from the Internet Archive known as the Wayback Machine]
- Cellular Respiration - from Kimball's Online Biology Pages
- Energy Flow: Respiration - lecture notes with several good illustrations
- Glycolysis - an overview of aerobic and anaerobic respiration in the form of a Battleship game
- Investigating Photosynthesis and Respiration through Kinesthetics and Inquiry - eight page lesson plan including a student worksheet
- Photosynthesis animation - use the controls to progress through the animation
- Photosynthesis - a large document with lots of good illustrations
- Photosynthesis and Respiration - an illustration with explanation
- Photosynthesis and Respiration - a vocabulary list to use for making flashcards [back to activity button does not work]
- Photosynthesis/Cell Respiration Jeopardy - no category headings, seven categories with six questions each, answers on the last slide which students do not see
- Photosynthesis Study Guide - No answers, but good review questions to test your knowledge.
- Plant Respiration quiz - a quiz with six multiple-choice questions
- Transpiration - transfer of water from plants to the atmosphere
- Aerobic Respiration - a review of the elements in a balanced equation describing respiration
- Cell Organelles: The Chloroplast
- Cell Respiration - a BioCoach activity
- Cellular Respiration - an animation that shows how cellular respiration works [this expired page is from the Internet Archive known as the Wayback Machine]
- Cellular Respiration - from Kimball's Online Biology Pages
- Corn and Photosynthesis - efficient photosynthetic system and a long period of seasonal growth allow corn to produce high yields (reading level is a bit high, but this is short and succinct)
- Energy Flow: Respiration - lecture notes with several good illustrations
- Illuminating Photosynthesis - from NOVA Online Worksheet to use with the Nova site
- Introducing Photosynthesis
- First Look - overview
- Advanced Look - in-depth
- Movie
- Introduction to Photosynthesis and Its Applications - from Arizona State University
- Investigating Photosynthesis and Respiration through Kinesthetics and Inquiry - eight page lesson plan including a student worksheet
- Photosynthesis - a BioCoach activity - 25 question quiz to go with the BioCoach activity
- Photosynthesis - a one slide PowerPoint show which uses animation effectively
- Photosynthesis - a 38 slide PowerPoint show
- Photosynthesis - an explanation of the four parts from Biology4Kids
- Photosynthesis - an excellent Flash animation
- Photosynthesis - a Thinkquest entry
- Photosynthesis - from Wikipedia
- Photosynthesis - the process by which plants use energy from sunlight to produce sugar (high reading level, but a large number of really good illustrations)
- Photosynthesis: How do plants make food? - a Teacher's Guide to show number 907 in the Newton's Apple series.
- Photosynthesis and Respiration - an illustration with explanation
- Photosynthesis and Respiration - a vocabulary list to use for making flashcards [back to activity button does not work]
- Photosynthesis animation - use the controls to progress through the animation
- Photosynthesis animation - this Shockwave animation has variables students can change
- Photosynthesis/Cell Respiration Jeopardy - no category headings, seven categories with six questions each, answers on the last slide which students do not see
- Photosynthesis: Don't "Leaf" Out Fall's Most Valuable Lesson! - (a lesson planning article from Education World) They have raked up a pile of activities for you to "leaf" through.
- Photosynthesis: Life's Basic Rx - a 52 slide PowerPoint show with many great images
- Photosynthesis: Light Reactions - an excellent Flash animation
- Photosynthesis Study Guide - good review questions to test your knowledge [no answers]
- Photosynthetic Electron Transport and ATP Synthesis [advanced level]
- Photosynthesis Study Guide - No answers, but good review questions to test your knowledge.
- Plant Physiology: Photosynthesis - a 41 slide PowerPoint show
- Plant Pigments and Photosynthesis - from the Lab Bench at Prentice Hall - several chapters, each with excellent animations
- Plant Respiration quiz - a quiz with six multiple-choice questions
- Quiz on Photosynthesis - seven questions [this expired page is from the Internet Archive known as the Wayback Machine]
- Transpiration - transfer of water from plants to the atmosphere
- Virtual Photosynthesis Experiments - on-line virtual experiments with Dr. Gene Splicer which show some of the ways scientists study photosynthesis
- What Happens in a Typical Leaf - excellent illustrations in this photosynthesis tutorial
- What is Photosynthesis - from Arizona State University's Center for Bioenergy and Photosynthesis
- Why Do Leaves Change Color in the Fall? - To answer that question, you first have to understand what leaves are and what they do.
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