Science Lessons
7th Grade
11/12-11/20
7th Grade Unit: Cell essential science standards: 7.L.1.1 Compare the structures and life functions of single-celled organisms that carry out all of the basic functions of
life.
IB Unit Question: How have single and multi-cellular organisms evolved over time?
Date
Daily Goals and Objectives
AOI: ATL-Thinking
21st Century &
Literacy Skills
Warm-Up
Class Work
Homework
Assessment
Differentiation
Monday
11-12
Tuesday
11-13

No School

Review Uni-cellular and multicellular organisms, amoeba,
paramecium, euglena, volvox
Thinking Skills
Collaboration
Good and bad of
protists video.
Group review of
uni-cellular and
multi-cellular
organisms
Study
Review Questions
Content/process/
product
IEP or 504 as
needed
Wednesday

Test on Review Uni-cellular and
multi-cellular organisms,
amoeba, paramecium, euglena,
volvox
Go over Cell project
Research for cell project
Thinking skills
Self-Directed
None
Test
Cell Project
Test
Content/process/
product
IEP or 504 as
needed
Self -directed
Research
Thinking Skills
None
Plant Vs Animal
Cell video on wiki
Research
Article on
Animals
Navigate With
Magnetic Cells
Article on plant
cells and weeds
invading farms
Research on
computer for the
students cell
project
Notes and
drawing
Finish drawing and
research for their
debate.
Questions on
Animal Cell
Notes and
drawing
Finish drawing and
research for their
debate.
Questions on Plant
Cell
Debate on
animal cell more
important or
plant cell
Cell Project
Debate
Performance
Based on students
IEP or 504 as
needed
Learning styles
Content/process/
product
IEP or 504 as
needed
Content/process/
product
IEP or 504 as
needed
Based on students
IEP or 504 as
needed
Learning styles
11-14
Thursday
11-15
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
Friday
11-16

To know the parts of an animal
cell and their functions
Self- directed
Thinking Skills
Monday
11-19

To know the parts of an plant
cell and their functions
self-directed
Thinking Skills
Tuesday
11-20

Compare the animal cell vs. the
plant cell
Collaboration
Compare plant,
animal and
bacteria cells
~Assignments are subject to change at teacher discretion~