Description
This Characteristics of Life Amoeba Sisters video handout was made to accompany the Characteristics of Life Amoeba Sisters video on YouTube.
In this video, students will explore the characteristics of life that scientists use to identify living things, including cellular organization, homeostasis, metabolism, reproduction, growth and development, response to stimuli, and evolution.
Students will also consider exceptions and debated examples, such as viruses, as they think more deeply about what it means to be living.
This is not your average video worksheet!
My worksheets are designed to include:
- An anticipation activity to access prior knowledge and spark engagement
- Multiple choice questions in order of the video (not too slow or too fast)
- An independent activity for student practice after the video
- An independent extension activity
This handout is included in my Amoeba Sisters Video Handouts Bundle
Characteristics of Life Amoeba Sisters Video Handout Topics:
- Biological Organization
- Homeostasis and Feedback
- Cells
- Metabolism
- Response to Stimuli
- Growth and Development
- Sexual and Asexual Reproduction
- Genetic Material and DNA
- Evolution and Adaptations
This is a two-page video handout available in PDF and Google Slides. The first page includes a prior knowledge “hook” activity and multiple choice questions that follow the sequence of the video. The second page includes an independent practice activity and optional extension activity.
All video handouts my Amoeba Sisters series include:
- YouTube video link in full, tiny, and QR code formats
- Anticipatory activity to spark prior knowledge and engage students
- Multiple choice questions in order of the video
- Independent practice activity
- Extension activity
- Answer key
Characteristics of Life Amoeba Sisters Video Handout Includes:
- 2-page PDF version
- Google Slides version
- Answer key
*Please note that this video handout was not made by the Amoeba Sisters. These handouts are made by Science Is Real and are designated for standard and lower-level biology students.
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