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Friday, November 22, 2013

Standard 7

7Sb.3: Compare the body shapes of bacteria (spiral, coccus, and bacillus) and the body structures that protests (euglena, paramecium, amoeba) use for food gathering and locomotion


3-    Lesson Comparing and Contrasting Good and Bad Bacteria


Title- 
Directions
Materials/Resources
The Good, The Bad, The Bacteria!

Resources
Group Activity
1)     The students will be shown a picture of the three shapes of bacteria- spiral, rod, and rod
2)     The teacher will have the students get out the Micro Slides 19 and 20 and work in groups of 2.
3)     The students will answer questions comparing and contrasting harmful and helpful bacteria while observing and drawing the slides using the Micro slides.





-Microslide Lesson Set 19- Helpful Bacteria
Microslide 19 Worksheet-Questions

-Microslide Lesson Set 20-Harmful  Bacteria
Microslide 20 Worksheet-Questions


Class Demonstration

1)     The teacher will model how to put the slides through the micro slides and how to compare and contrast the helpful and harmful bacteria through drawing what is observed through the lens.


Question 1-
1)     What are the 3 types of bacteria cells?
-       Sphere (cocci), spiral (spirillium), and rod (bascillus)
Question 2--
2)     What types of food do helpful bacteria give us?
3)     What types of diseases do harmful bacteria give us? Why can’t we kill them?
-cheese, yogurt, milk

-Harmful bacteria give us colds, infections, and many other possibly pathogenic diseases
-We can’t kill them with antibiotics because they mutate and become resistant- one of the characteristics of living, evolving and adapting to survive.

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