In this macromolecules and digestion webquest, students will learn about macromolecules and how different types of macromolecules are digested in the human body. This activity makes a great introduction or extension to your unit on macromolecules and the human body.
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⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ In this macromolecules and digestion webquest, students will learn about macromolecules and how different types of macromolecules are digested in the human body. This activity makes a great introduction or extension to your unit on macromolecules and the human body.
No prior knowledge of macromolecules or the digestive system is necessary. You get an easy, no-prep, attractive, and interactive activity that introduces and teaches your students about macromolecules and digestion, and they will apply their knowledge through an interactive tutorial.
This macromolecules webquest activity makes a great introduction, review, absent student work, sub-plan, guided practice, or student-led teaching tool. Students will lead their own learning as they complete this editable, printable, and digital webquest.
✔ Types and Structures of Macromolecules
✔ Digestive System w/ Mechanical and Chemical Digestion
✔ Sources of Macromolecules
✔ How Macromolecules are Broken Down in the Body
✔ How Macromolecules are Absorbed by the Body
Students will lead their own learning as they complete this editable, printable, and digital macromolecules and digestion webquest. Your students will complete an interactive on macromolecule digestion, watch two engaging short videos on Ted Ed, and complete optional macromolecule research. All non-flash modern resources are used – works beautifully on PC, Mac, iPads, Tablets, and most modern cellular devices.
Your students will follow clear directions to answer chunked questions as they move through the virtual activities. The student handout includes tinyURLs, long URLs, and QR Codes to help students easily reach each virtual activity to immediately begin learning and applying their new knowledge. Your students will have no confusion as they move through the activities and will be on task, having fun, and learning!
