Writing Your Intro

Goal:
Write an introduction to your lab report. 

Agenda
Set Up Soaking
Review Cellular Respiration
How to Write an Intro
Write!
Self-Score

Set Up Soaking
Take 5-10 minutes to set up your seeds to soak for tomorrow. Make sure to:

• Label the beakers with the type of seeds and your initials.
• Store the beakers INSIDE YOUR DRAWER so no one messes with them.

Review Cellular Respiration
With your table group answer the following questions on whiteboards:

1. Who or what does cellular respiration?
2. Why is cellular respiration needed?
3. What are the products and reactants of cellular respiration (words and equation)?
4. How does your research help heal the world, fuel the world, feed the world, and restore and protect the environment?

How to Write an Intro
Follow along as Mrs. Wallace demonstrates her writing routine. 

Write!

1. In google docs, go to "Shared with Me" and open the cellular respiration report document I made for you.
2. SILENTLY write your introduction in that google doc. 

Self-Score
Using the provided rubric, highlight where you fall on the rubric. On the back describe what you can do to make your intro better.