Lipids Lessons

Who Took Jerell’s iPod?—An Organic Compound Mystery
Student Handout Teacher Notes High School Experiment: In this activity, students learn how to test for triglycerides, glucose, starch, and protein and then use these tests to solve a mystery. The activity reinforces students understanding of the biological functions and food sources of these different types of organic compounds. More...	4 ratings
Published by Ingrid Waldron and Jennifer Doherty	High School

Lipid Worksheet
lipid_ws.pdf High School Worksheet: Students learn the structure and properties of lipid molecules. More...	7 ratings
Published by Lesson Plans Inc.	High School

Macromolecule Lab
macromolecule_lab.pdf High School Experiment: Students experiment with different unknown substances and test if they are composed of different macromolecules. Including Monosaccharides Sugar - Polysaccharides Starch - Lipids Oils. More...	5 ratings
Published by Lesson Plans Inc.	High School

Macromolecule Quiz
macromolecule_quiz.pdf High School Tests: Assess student’s knowledge of monomers and polymers of macromolecules. More...	6 ratings
Published by Lesson Plans Inc.	High School

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