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MON30
Do Now5 min
Cell parts warm-up
DOK 1
Mini-lesson12 min
Chloroplast, up close
DOK 2Slides
TUE1
BENCHMARK · 10:15
Lab 445 min
Light & leaf mass — data

Bring Tuesday's light tables to record leaf mass.

TUE · P3
DOK 33 Res
WED2
ReadingES/EN
Where energy goes
DOK 2
THU3
Do Now10 min
Objective recall
DOK 1
FRI4
Exit ticket10 min
Friday check

Four questions off this week's objective.

Holds its date ✓ 2:15 PM
4 QsKey
Standards this week LS1.5 ✓LS1.6 ✓LS2.1 · Fri check
Ida · Pacing

Tuesday's benchmark cuts Lab 4 short. Move its data review to Thursday's open slot — ten minutes, nothing else shifts. Why: Thursday opens on the same objective. Friday's check keeps its date.

Engageanchor phenomenon
Week 30
Do Now5 min
Why do leaves chase light?

The anchor phenomenon — no vocabulary yet, just looking.

Mini-lessonSlides
Cell parts intro
Lab45 min
Microscope lab
Exit ticket4 Qs
First-look check
Exploretwo labs, real data
Week 31
Do Now10 min
Membranes
ReadingES/EN
Osmosis close-read
Build30 min
Transport model
Benchmark10:15
District checkpoint
DistrictHolds its date ✓
Week 32THIS WEEK
Do Now5 min
Cell parts warm-up
Lab45 min
Light & leaf mass — data

Bring Tuesday's light tables to record leaf mass.

DOK 33 Res
ReadingES/EN
Where energy goes
Exit ticket2:15
Friday check
4 QsKey ✓
Explainfrom data to model
Week 33
ReadingES/EN
Photosynthesis close-read
Lab40 min
Glucose trace
Exit ticket4 Qs
Energy check
+ Add lesson
Elaborate · Evaluate→ unit test
Week 34
Mini-lessonSlides
Respiration
Review30 min
Unit review — stations
Unit test35 min
Cells & Energy test
LS2.3Applied · data analysis
Ida · Coverage

Every standard lands inside the unit — LS2.1 checks Friday, LS2.3 rides the unit test.

LS1.5 ✓LS1.6 ✓LS2.1 · FriLS2.3 · W34
Unit 5 of 6 · Cells & Energy · 5E arc · 18 lessons · 4 labs · W30 – W34
Sci Method Cells & Structure Genetics Ecosystems Cells & Energy U6
Unit 1 · Scientific MethodW1–5

Observation, variables, and the habits of inquiry.

LS1.1 ✓
5 weeks · 12 lessons · methods check ✓
Unit 2 · Cells & StructureW6–12

From microscopes to membranes — what a cell is.

LS1.2–1.3 ✓
7 weeks · 21 lessons · unit test ✓
Unit 3 · Genetics & HeredityW13–20

Traits, Punnett squares, and the family math — wrapped before winter break.

LS3.1–3.2 ✓
8 weeks · 26 lessons · unit test ✓
Unit 4 · EcosystemsW21–29

Food webs, energy flows, and who eats whom.

LS2.4–2.5 ✓
9 weeks · 28 lessons · unit test ✓
Unit 5 · Cells & EnergyW30–34

Photosynthesis & respiration — energy in, energy out.

LS2.1 · LS2.3
This weekLeaf lab · Friday checkUp next · W33Photosynthesis
In progress · W3218 lessons · 2 to go this week
Unit 6 · Human Body SystemsW35–36

Systems working together — the body as one machine.

LS4.1
Ahead2 weeks · 8 lessons · starts W35
Ida · Pacing

Six units, every standard placed — move a week and the year reflows around it.

On pace ✓
2026 – 27 · 36 weeks · 6 units · 190 lessons
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    Energy · 4 of 6Week 14 is mid-strand. Photosynthesis covered LS1-6 twice; respiration lands next week.
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