Check out these high school teacher ideas for teaching photosynthesis and respiration with animations and hands-on activities

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BIOLOGY - HIGH SCHOOL TEACHER - TEACHER RESOURCES - SCIENCE CLASS - SCIENCE LESSONS - How to teach Cellular Respiration - The phrase “cellular respiration” can make even the most experienced Biology teacher shudder. Click now to discover this free science lesson that includes a science video perfect for your High School or Homeschool classroom! #iteachly #biology #sciencevideos #highschool #sciencelesson #biologylesson #freesciencelesson #teacherresources

Cell Respiration Word Game Given the definition of a term, the student must write the word or words that best fit the description. They fill in a series of blanks in which one of the blanks is boxed. When they are finished, the boxed in letters spell out a secret message. Enjoy this freebie and ... Read More about Cell Respiration Word Game

This is a great unit with my seventh graders. It's easy to start because the kids usually remember something about photosynthesis from elementary school. If not, they already know that plants need sunlight and water. This is not a very long unit. Maybe 2-3 weeks. The goals for this unit are: The students will be able to write the word equations for photosynthesis and respiration Photosynthesis is "sunlight + water + carbon dioxide --> glucose + oxygen." Respiration is "glucose + oxygen…

Photosynthesis and cellular respiration lab experiments can be tough to create because these cellular energy concepts are abstract and can be difficult for

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Here are 5 tips I have for anyone who is teaching Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration.

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