This protein synthesis webquest uses interactives and short engaging videos to teach students about types of RNA, protein synthesis, transcription, translation, how to read a codon chart, and the central dogma of molecular biology.
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This protein synthesis webquest uses interactives and short engaging videos to teach students about types of RNA, protein synthesis, transcription, translation, how to read a codon chart, and the central dogma of molecular biology.
Students will lead their own learning as they complete this editable, printable, and digital protein synthesis webquest. Students will learn about and simulate how proteins are made from transcription to translation using interactives, and then will learn and practice how to read codons and find amino acids using a codon chart.
This resource makes a great introduction, review, absent student work, sub-plan, guided practice, or student-led teaching tool! All non-flash modern resources are used – works beautifully on PC, Mac, iPads, Tablets, and most modern cellular devices.
No prior knowledge needed! You can utilize this activity as classwork, a sub-plan, an introduction, a review, or even homework! Student will follow clear directions to answer questions as they move through the virtual activities. Questions are chunked and aligned for Biology standards in a sequence that builds on each concept. Students learn so much and find it easy, informative, and fun all at the same time!
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!
