10.26_6thSci_TR 1.3
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Objective and Slides
TR 1.3: Surprising Spider Silk
OBJECTIVE: KWBAT build and analyze physical models of spider silk strands of varying flexibility to investigate how the structure of proteins determines their function —how they connect to form more flexible or less flexible spider silk.
Part 1
Part 1: Do Now
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Describe the wheel’s structure. Think about its shape.
Describe the wheel’s structure.
Think about its shape.
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Describe the wheel’s function.What does it do?
Describe the wheel’s function.
What does it do?
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How does the wheel’s structure allow it to perform its function?
How does the wheel’s structure allow it to perform its function?
Part 2
Part 2: Spiders in the Lab
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What is Dr. Hayashi’s team able to figure out about the spider silk using the machine?
What is Dr. Hayashi’s team able to figure out about the spider silk using the machine?
Part 3
Part 3: Suprising Spider Silk Article

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Recap on your knowledge of Metabolism: How are new proteins formed in the cells?
Recap on your knowledge of Metabolism: How are new proteins formed in the cells?
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Spiders have variations of silk. What does variation mean?
Spiders have variations of silk. What does variation mean?
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What are some variations of silk?
Select all the variations that you found in the text.
What are some variations of silk?
Select all the variations that you found in the text.

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Find a quote that answers this question.
How do you think a spider could have different features for a trait?
Find a quote that answers this question.
How do you think a spider could have different features for a trait?
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True or false:
The kind of protein molecules a spider makes for a feature determines its trait for that feature.
True or false:
The kind of protein molecules a spider makes for a feature determines its trait for that feature.

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True or False:
The weight of the spider silk is not a feature, it is a trait.
True or False:
The weight of the spider silk is not a feature, it is a trait.

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Why do you think this spiders silk had to be sticky?
Why do you think this spiders silk had to be sticky?

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OPINION:Can this spider's silk be used for something else? What do you think it can be used for?
OPINION:
Can this spider's silk be used for something else? What do you think it can be used for?

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Why are scientists so interested in Darwin's Bark Spiders?
Why are scientists so interested in Darwin's Bark Spiders?
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Each chapter in this article discussed a specific feature. What features were discussed?
Each chapter in this article discussed a specific feature. What features were discussed?
Part 4
Part 4: Modeling Proteins
Link to Sim:
https://learning.amplify.com/traitsandreproduction/
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Find a spider with LOW Silk Flexibility.
Click on the spider to see their cells and what proteins they have.
Use the drawing tool to draw the shape of the protein(s) this spider has.
Find a spider with LOW Silk Flexibility.
Click on the spider to see their cells and what proteins they have.
Use the drawing tool to draw the shape of the protein(s) this spider has.
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Find a spider with MEDIUM Silk Flexibility.
Click on the spider to see their cells and what proteins they have.
Use the drawing tool to draw the shape of the protein(s) this spider has.
Find a spider with MEDIUM Silk Flexibility.
Click on the spider to see their cells and what proteins they have.
Use the drawing tool to draw the shape of the protein(s) this spider has.
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Find a spider with HIGH Silk Flexibility.
Click on the spider to see their cells and what proteins they have.
Use the drawing tool to draw the shape of the protein(s) this spider has.
Find a spider with HIGH Silk Flexibility.
Click on the spider to see their cells and what proteins they have.
Use the drawing tool to draw the shape of the protein(s) this spider has.
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