1. Get a piece of construction paper
Fold it hot-dog style
Cut three times on the top layer to make a flip book with 4 equal squares that open like flaps.

2. Macromolecule flip Book
Create 4 flaps
Title-4 Classes of Macromolecules-give definition
one flap contains Carbohydrates-monosaccharide
Lipids-fatty acids
Proteins-amino acids
Nucleic Acids-nucleotides
Under/on each flap
Give and draw Monomer
Give examples of types/polymers
Give functions

3. Biomolecules (1) Carbohydrates Monomer: Monosaccharide
Function: Main source of energy. Short-term to mid-term energy storage. Fiber not for energy allows for bulk in feces.
Ex: fruits, veggies, pastas, breads, rice, sweets, soft drinks, beans,
potatoes, bran, cereals
Energy: 4 Calories per gram
Contain: C, H, O

4. Biomolecules (2) Lipids Monomer: Glycerol, Fatty acids
Function: long-term energy storage, structuring cell membrane, transmission of information in cells, and cushion your organs from shock and blunt trauma
Ex: oils, fats, butter, grease
Energy: 9 Calories per gram
Contain: C, H, O

5. Biomolecules (3) Proteins Monomer: Amino Acids
Function: Provide the basic structures for every organ system in your body, including muscles, bones, hair, skin, cartilages and circulatory systems. Enzymes.
Ex: fish, meat, tofu, beans, nuts,
chicken, milk, cheese, yogurt, eggs
Energy: 4 Calories per gram
Contain: C, H, O, N

6. Biomolecules (4) Nucleic Acids Monomer: Nucleotides
Function: Carry genetic information
Ex: DNA, RNA
Contain: C, H, O, N, P