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Objective: KWBAT gather and evaluate evidence from text to argue the effects of a fecal transplant on the human body.

Read both of the articles for two new types of bacteria and then complete the matching activity at the end.

1. Read: Bacteria B. fragilis
2. Read: Bacteria L. reuteri
3. Completing Matching activity

Part 1

Part 1: Do Now

Bacteria from the fecal transplant can fill up the space in the gut, limiting the food and space for invading harmful bacteria. One piece of evidence that supports this claim is that Patient 23’s case study showed that before the fecal transplant, the patient had low bacteria in his gut, and the bacteria included C. difficile. In week 9, after the fecal transplant, the patient had high bacteria in his gut and no C. difficile.

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Reflect: Why is it important to include reasoning in an argument?

(reasoning: connecting the evidence to the claim)

Part 2

Part 2: Analyzing Experiments about Bacteria

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Use the pie chart on the left to complete this question:

How does B. fragilis bacteria in the gut microbiome affect mouse gut health?
Select all that apply.

2

Use the pie chart on the left to complete this question:

How does L. reuteri bacteria in the gut microbiome affect mouse gut health?

Select all that apply.

Part 3

Part 3: Reading about Bacteria

Link to article:

https://ereader.learning.amplify.com/#/reader/ebbb6e2f-7f05-47f8-ab7a-27d71434b4b8

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2

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Summarize this diagram. What does it show us?

Sentence starter:
This diagram shows us.....

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Explain what happens when B. fragilis is outside of the gut.

Sentence starter:
When B. fragilis is outside of the gut....

Link to article:

https://ereader.learning.amplify.com/#/reader/04f650ad-db8b-42fa-ba49-a66d81a42d07

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Which quote from the first paragraph best supports this claim:

L. reuteri is one of the most helpful types of bacteria for the human microbiome.

Find a quote that supports this claim.

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What does L. reuteri produce in the human gut?

Saliva

Part 4

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Match the correct type of bacteria with their effect on the human body. You may have to revisit previous lessons and use the articles for this.

hints:
Patient 23😬
You just read about two GOOD bacteria types

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
B. fragilis		Vomiting, Diarrhea, Fever
		Stomach Pains, Diarrhea, Bloating

Finished?

Finished early?
We are going to do a practice quiz at the end of the lesson, so best review your previous formatives!
Practice Independent Blooket: https://www.blooket.com/play?hwId=6310c488dc99b3278105c30c

Objective: KWBAT gather and evaluate evidence from text to argue the effects of a fecal transplant on the human body.

Read both of the articles for two new types of bacteria and then complete the matching activity at the end.

1. Read: Bacteria B. fragilis
2. Read: Bacteria L. reuteri
3. Completing Matching activity

Part 1: Do Now

Bacteria from the fecal transplant can fill up the space in the gut, limiting the food and space for invading harmful bacteria. One piece of evidence that supports this claim is that Patient 23’s case study showed that before the fecal transplant, the patient had low bacteria in his gut, and the bacteria included C. difficile. In week 9, after the fecal transplant, the patient had high bacteria in his gut and no C. difficile.

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What is the claim from the above statement?

In week 9, after the fecal transplant, the patient had high bacteria in his gut and no C. difficile.

Bacteria from the fecal transplant can fill up the space in the gut, limiting the food and space for invading harmful bacteria.

One piece of evidence that supports this claim is that Patient 23’s case study showed that before the fecal transplant, the patient had low bacteria in his gut, and the bacteria included C. difficile.

1

What is the evidence from the above statement?

Bacteria from the fecal transplant can fill up the space in the gut, limiting the food and space for invading harmful bacteria.

In week 9, after the fecal transplant, the patient had high bacteria in his gut and no C. difficile.

One piece of evidence that supports this claim is that Patient 23’s case study showed that before the fecal transplant, the patient had low bacteria in his gut, and the bacteria included C. difficile.

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What is the reasoning from the above statement?

In week 9, after the fecal transplant, the patient had high bacteria in his gut and no C. difficile.

One piece of evidence that supports this claim is that Patient 23’s case study showed that before the fecal transplant, the patient had low bacteria in his gut, and the bacteria included C. difficile.

Bacteria from the fecal transplant can fill up the space in the gut, limiting the food and space for invading harmful bacteria.

0

Reflect: Why is it important to include reasoning in an argument?

(reasoning: connecting the evidence to the claim)

Part 2: Analyzing Experiments about Bacteria

2

Use the pie chart on the left to complete this question:

How does B. fragilis bacteria in the gut microbiome affect mouse gut health?
Select all that apply.

less gut mucus

less immune cells

more immune cells

more gut mucus

2

Use the pie chart on the left to complete this question:

How does L. reuteri bacteria in the gut microbiome affect mouse gut health?

Select all that apply.

less gut mucus

less immune cells

more immune cells

more gut mucus

Part 3: Reading about Bacteria

Link to article:

https://ereader.learning.amplify.com/#/reader/ebbb6e2f-7f05-47f8-ab7a-27d71434b4b8

1

True or False: The bacteria B. fragilis can cause dangerous infections.

True

False

1

True or false: B. fragilis has the ability to use nearly anything as food in the human gut

True

False

2

How does the bacteria B. fragilis help humans?

Prevent harmful bacteria from entering the gut by taking up space in the gut.

Taking control over harmful bacteria that invade the human gut microbiome.

This bacteria does not help humans, it is only a harmful type of bacteria.

Helping the immune system produce enough immune cells to kill harmful bacteria

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Summarize this diagram. What does it show us?

Sentence starter:
This diagram shows us.....

0

Explain what happens when B. fragilis is outside of the gut.

Sentence starter:
When B. fragilis is outside of the gut....

Link to article:

https://ereader.learning.amplify.com/#/reader/04f650ad-db8b-42fa-ba49-a66d81a42d07

0

Which quote from the first paragraph best supports this claim:

L. reuteri is one of the most helpful types of bacteria for the human microbiome.

Find a quote that supports this claim.

2

What two effects does L. reuteri have on the gut microbiome

Creates natural antibiotics to fight against harmful bacteria.

Protects the gut against infection.

Improves digestion of food.

1

What does L. reuteri produce in the human gut?

Saliva

Blood

Mucus

Antibiotics

Match the correct type of bacteria with their effect on the human body. You may have to revisit previous lessons and use the articles for this.

hints:
Patient 23😬
You just read about two GOOD bacteria types

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
B. fragilis		Vomiting, Diarrhea, Fever
L. reuteri		Stomach Pains, Diarrhea, Bloating
C. difficile		Produces Immune Cells
C. jejuni		Produces Mucus

Finished early?
We are going to do a practice quiz at the end of the lesson, so best review your previous formatives!
Practice Independent Blooket: https://www.blooket.com/play?hwId=6310c488dc99b3278105c30c

What is the claim from the above statement?

In week 9, after the fecal transplant, the patient had high bacteria in his gut and no C. difficile.

Bacteria from the fecal transplant can fill up the space in the gut, limiting the food and space for invading harmful bacteria.

One piece of evidence that supports this claim is that Patient 23’s case study showed that before the fecal transplant, the patient had low bacteria in his gut, and the bacteria included C. difficile.

What is the evidence from the above statement?

Bacteria from the fecal transplant can fill up the space in the gut, limiting the food and space for invading harmful bacteria.

In week 9, after the fecal transplant, the patient had high bacteria in his gut and no C. difficile.

One piece of evidence that supports this claim is that Patient 23’s case study showed that before the fecal transplant, the patient had low bacteria in his gut, and the bacteria included C. difficile.

What is the reasoning from the above statement?

In week 9, after the fecal transplant, the patient had high bacteria in his gut and no C. difficile.

One piece of evidence that supports this claim is that Patient 23’s case study showed that before the fecal transplant, the patient had low bacteria in his gut, and the bacteria included C. difficile.

Bacteria from the fecal transplant can fill up the space in the gut, limiting the food and space for invading harmful bacteria.

less gut mucus

less immune cells

more immune cells

more gut mucus

less gut mucus

less immune cells

more immune cells

more gut mucus

True or False: The bacteria B. fragilis can cause dangerous infections.

True

False

True or false: B. fragilis has the ability to use nearly anything as food in the human gut

True

False

How does the bacteria B. fragilis help humans?

Prevent harmful bacteria from entering the gut by taking up space in the gut.

Taking control over harmful bacteria that invade the human gut microbiome.

This bacteria does not help humans, it is only a harmful type of bacteria.

Helping the immune system produce enough immune cells to kill harmful bacteria

What two effects does L. reuteri have on the gut microbiome

Creates natural antibiotics to fight against harmful bacteria.

Protects the gut against infection.

Improves digestion of food.

L. reuteri does not have any effect on the human gut microbiome.

Blood

Mucus

Antibiotics

L. reuteri

C. difficile

Produces Immune Cells

C. jejuni

Produces Mucus

L. reuteri does not have any effect on the human gut microbiome.

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Part 1: Do Now

Reflect: Why is it important to include reasoning in an argument?(reasoning: connecting the evidence to the claim)

Part 2: Analyzing Experiments about Bacteria

Use the pie chart on the left to complete this question:How does B. fragilis bacteria in the gut microbiome affect mouse gut health?Select all that apply.

Use the pie chart on the left to complete this question:How does L. reuteri bacteria in the gut microbiome affect mouse gut health?Select all that apply.

Part 3: Reading about Bacteria

Summarize this diagram. What does it show us?Sentence starter:This diagram shows us.....

Explain what happens when B. fragilis is outside of the gut.Sentence starter:When B. fragilis is outside of the gut....

Which quote from the first paragraph best supports this claim:L. reuteri is one of the most helpful types of bacteria for the human microbiome.Find a quote that supports this claim.

What does L. reuteri produce in the human gut?

Match the correct type of bacteria with their effect on the human body. You may have to revisit previous lessons and use the articles for this.hints:Patient 23😬You just read about two GOOD bacteria types

Part 1: Do Now

What is the claim from the above statement?

What is the evidence from the above statement?

What is the reasoning from the above statement?

Reflect: Why is it important to include reasoning in an argument?(reasoning: connecting the evidence to the claim)

Part 2: Analyzing Experiments about Bacteria

Use the pie chart on the left to complete this question:How does B. fragilis bacteria in the gut microbiome affect mouse gut health?Select all that apply.

Use the pie chart on the left to complete this question:How does L. reuteri bacteria in the gut microbiome affect mouse gut health?Select all that apply.

Part 3: Reading about Bacteria

True or False: The bacteria B. fragilis can cause dangerous infections.

True or false: B. fragilis has the ability to use nearly anything as food in the human gut

How does the bacteria B. fragilis help humans?

Summarize this diagram. What does it show us?Sentence starter:This diagram shows us.....

Explain what happens when B. fragilis is outside of the gut.Sentence starter:When B. fragilis is outside of the gut....

Which quote from the first paragraph best supports this claim:L. reuteri is one of the most helpful types of bacteria for the human microbiome.Find a quote that supports this claim.

What two effects does L. reuteri have on the gut microbiome

What does L. reuteri produce in the human gut?

Match the correct type of bacteria with their effect on the human body. You may have to revisit previous lessons and use the articles for this.hints:Patient 23😬You just read about two GOOD bacteria types

What is the claim from the above statement?

What is the evidence from the above statement?

What is the reasoning from the above statement?

True or False: The bacteria B. fragilis can cause dangerous infections.

True or false: B. fragilis has the ability to use nearly anything as food in the human gut

How does the bacteria B. fragilis help humans?

What two effects does L. reuteri have on the gut microbiome

Reflect: Why is it important to include reasoning in an argument?

(reasoning: connecting the evidence to the claim)

Use the pie chart on the left to complete this question:

How does B. fragilis bacteria in the gut microbiome affect mouse gut health?
Select all that apply.

Use the pie chart on the left to complete this question:

How does L. reuteri bacteria in the gut microbiome affect mouse gut health?

Select all that apply.

Summarize this diagram. What does it show us?

Sentence starter:
This diagram shows us.....

Explain what happens when B. fragilis is outside of the gut.

Sentence starter:
When B. fragilis is outside of the gut....

Which quote from the first paragraph best supports this claim:

L. reuteri is one of the most helpful types of bacteria for the human microbiome.

Find a quote that supports this claim.

Match the correct type of bacteria with their effect on the human body. You may have to revisit previous lessons and use the articles for this.

hints:
Patient 23😬
You just read about two GOOD bacteria types

Reflect: Why is it important to include reasoning in an argument?

(reasoning: connecting the evidence to the claim)

Use the pie chart on the left to complete this question:

How does B. fragilis bacteria in the gut microbiome affect mouse gut health?
Select all that apply.

Use the pie chart on the left to complete this question:

How does L. reuteri bacteria in the gut microbiome affect mouse gut health?

Select all that apply.

Summarize this diagram. What does it show us?

Sentence starter:
This diagram shows us.....

Explain what happens when B. fragilis is outside of the gut.

Sentence starter:
When B. fragilis is outside of the gut....

Which quote from the first paragraph best supports this claim:

L. reuteri is one of the most helpful types of bacteria for the human microbiome.

Find a quote that supports this claim.

Match the correct type of bacteria with their effect on the human body. You may have to revisit previous lessons and use the articles for this.

hints:
Patient 23😬
You just read about two GOOD bacteria types