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General Biology: Cell Membrane Transport

Use concentration scenarios to compare diffusion, osmosis, facilitated diffusion, and active transport.

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PDF · 8 main pages
Lesson time
40–50 minutes
Includes
Teacher guidance + answer guidance

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Concept review of membrane transport using simplified concentration scenarios.

Before students begin

Identify a membrane, solute, solvent, and concentration.

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General Biology: Cell Membrane Transport is a focused practice worksheet for General Biology I students. Students will: Compare diffusion, osmosis, facilitated diffusion, and active transport Predict transport outcomes using concentration gradients Evaluate membrane permeability and energy requirements Apply DOK-leveled reasoning from recall through extended analysis Pack includes: 8 guided and independent practice tasks (DOK 13) Teacher guide with notes Assessment/exit ticket Answer key with worked solutions and scoring rubric Differentiation notes for diverse learners Perfect for: General Biology I, AP Biology review, dual enrollment, lab prep, and test prep. B&W friendly. Single-Teacher License. Grade: College General Biology I.

What’s Included

  • Teacher guide
  • Eight guided and independent practice tasks
  • Assessment / exit ticket
  • Answer key with worked guidance
  • Accessibility and differentiation notes
  • Table of contents with standards at a glance
  • Name and date lines on student pages
  • Terms of use, credits, and thank-you pages

Inside the PDF

  1. Page 1Cover
  2. Page 2Teacher guide, model, and learning supports
  3. Page 3Eight practice tasks
  4. Page 4Two skill-specific exit tasks and reflection
  5. Page 5Answer key and next teaching steps

Resource details

Grade / course
College • General Biology I
Subject and resource type
Biology · Lesson and practice packet
Files
8 main PDF pages · PDF
Estimated completion time
40–50 minutes
Answer key
Separate answer key included. Contains: worked solutions for all 8 tasks, scoring rubric with DOK labels, formative data tips, class data snapshot table, and differentiation notes for ELL, EC/Below-Level, AIG, and 504 students. Labeled TEACHER USE ONLY.

Standard or objective

Course objective — Predict passive and active transport outcomes using concentration gradients, membrane properties, and energy requirements.

Course-level objective; no accreditation or universal equivalency claimed.

Learning supports

AIG: Explain how the prediction changes if the solute crosses the membrane freely.

504: Offer chunked tasks, reduced copying, extra time, and breaks as specified in the learner’s plan.

EC: Draw a labeled membrane and arrows; count particles using the same volume on each side.

ESL: Rehearse: Net water moves ___ because the nonpenetrating solute concentration is ___.

Printing and preparation

Print on US Letter paper at actual size. Separate student practice and assessment from the teacher guide and key. Review the model and prepare needed support materials.

License

Single-Teacher License: One teacher may use this resource in their own classroom. Not for sharing, copying, or redistribution. Contact saintpierreresources.com for multi-teacher or campus licenses. See the full license.

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