The Micro Molecules

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Summary: This week we learned about the great macromolecules. There are 4 macromolecules that make us up. 1. is nucleic acids. Those are your DNA and RNA. 2. is your carbohydrates. Carbohydrates are your carbs such as spaghetti, rice and sugar. 3. is lipids. Lipids are the fats,waxes,and oils. Then last of all is the Proteins.  Proteins are the  meats like fish,chicken,and beef.
This is what i've learn so let's get right into the S&EP.

S&EP #1: This week we have also been asked lots of questions based on photosynthesis. My class had trouble remembering all the facts of photosynthesis. We got challenged to remember how photosynthesis works and learned lots of new things. One of the coolest things I learned this week that my friend actually knew was that plants are any color but green. It refracts the colors it can't absorb. Those are a few things I had to remember this week and a bit of what I learned now let's get into the XXC.

XXC: Patterns: Science is filled with patterns. That is why it makes sense things can be consistent and inconsistent. This week we saw patterns within the macromolecules. First of all the most common pattern seen among each macromolecules. They are filled with at least one of these elements. Carbon, Hydrogen,Oxygen,Nitrogen and Phosphates. Each of the macromolecules have at least more then one of these and they usually come in 3 or more. That is a pattern amongst all of the macromolecules and is a great example of a pattern. That is a bit of what I have learn and GOODNIGHT