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Full 10 Week Science Biology CurriculumThis Full 10 Week Science Biology Curriculum is meant to supplement all 40 episodes of the Crash Course Biology Playlist on YouTube. It consists of two 5 week units; Unit 1 Foundations of Biology and Genetics and Unit 2 Biology and Ecology. This curriculum aims to provide students with a thorough understanding of biological principles, genetic mechanisms, ecological interactions, and evolutionary biology through structured learning and diverse
This Full 10 Week Science Biology Curriculum is meant to supplement all 40 episodes of the Crash Course Biology Playlist on YouTube. It consists of two 5 week units; Unit 1 “Foundations of Biology and Genetics” and Unit 2 “Biology and Ecology.” This curriculum aims to provide students with a thorough understanding of biological principles, genetic mechanisms, ecological interactions, and evolutionary biology through structured learning and diverse activities.
Unit 1: Foundations of Biology and Genetics (Weeks 1-5)
- Week 1: Students gain foundational knowledge of carbon compounds, water properties, biological molecules, and eukaryotic cell structures, focusing on the chemistry of life and cell biology.
- Week 2: The course deepens students’ understanding of cellular transport mechanisms, explores plant cellular functions, and delves into ATP production and photosynthesis.
- Week 3: Emphasis is on genetic inheritance and cell division, with detailed studies on DNA structure, transcription, translation, and mitosis.
- Week 4: Students investigate the mechanisms of meiosis, natural selection, speciation, and stages of animal development, focusing on generating genetic diversity and understanding evolutionary biology.
- Week 5: The focus shifts to evolutionary developmental biology, population genetics, taxonomy, and broader evolutionary theories to explore how organisms evolve and are classified.
Unit 2: Biology and Ecology (Weeks 6-10)
- Week 6: Exploration of major human body systems including the nervous, circulatory, respiratory, digestive, and excretory systems, emphasizing their structure, function, and role in maintaining homeostasis.
- Week 7: Further studies on human biology cover the skeletal, muscular, immune, and endocrine systems, examining their roles in growth, movement, defense, and hormonal regulation.
- Week 8: Delving into plant biology, students explore the reproductive strategies of nonvascular and vascular plants, including their structural and functional roles within ecosystems, highlighting processes like photosynthesis and water transportation.
- Week 9: Investigation into the diversity of life through studies of evolutionary biology, focusing on comparative anatomy, the evolutionary significance of body plans, and the impact of evolutionary processes on biodiversity.
- Week 10: A comprehensive look at ecology and environmental biology, studying the interactions between organisms and their environments, covering topics such as the roles of fungi, biotic and abiotic factors, ecological conservation, and ecosystem dynamics.
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Note: This product does not include access to the videos, however they can be easily found on YouTube by searching “Crash Course Biology (2012)”
Follow this proposed schedule during the Crash Course Full 10 Week Science Biology Curriculum course:
Unit 1: Foundations of Biology and Genetics
Week 1: Introduction to Basic Biology
- Day 1: #1 - Carbon... SO SIMPLE
- Day 2: #2 - Water - Liquid Awesome
- Day 3: #3 - Biological Molecules - You Are What You Eat
- Day 4: #4 - Eukaryopolis - The City of Animal Cells
- Day 5: Review & Assessment
Week 2: Cell Structure and Energy
- Day 1: #5 - In Da Club - Membranes & Transport
- Day 2: #6 - Plant Cells
- Day 3: #7 - ATP & Respiration
- Day 4: #8 - Photosynthesis
- Day 5: Review & Assessment
Week 3: Genetic Information and Cell Replication
- Day 1: #9 - Heredity
- Day 2: #10 - DNA Structure and Replication
- Day 3: #11 - DNA, Hot Pockets, & The Longest Word Ever
- Day 4: #12 - Mitosis: Splitting Up is Complicated
- Day 5: Review & Assessment
Week 4: Sexual Reproduction and Genetic Diversity
- Day 1: #13 - Meiosis: Where the Sex Starts
- Day 2: #14 - Natural Selection
- Day 3: #15 - Speciation: Of Ligers & Men
- Day 4: #16 - Animal Development: We're Just Tubes
- Day 5: Review & Assessment
Week 5: Evolution and Taxonomy
- Day 1: #17 - Evolutionary Development: Chicken Teeth
- Day 2: #18 - Population Genetics: When Darwin Met Mendel
- Day 3: #19 - Taxonomy: Life's Filing System
- Day 4: #20 - Evolution: It's a Thing
- Day 5: Review & Assessment
Unit 2: Biology and Ecology
Week 1: Human Body Systems
- Day 1: #26 - The Nervous System
- Day 2: #27 - Circulatory & Respiratory Systems
- Day 3: #28 - The Digestive System
- Day 4: #29 - The Excretory System: From Your Heart to the Toilet
- Day 5: Review & Assessment
Week 2: Human Biology
- Day 1: #30 - The Skeletal System: It's ALIVE!
- Day 2: #31 - Big Guns: The Muscular System
- Day 3: #32 - Your Immune System: Natural Born Killer
- Day 4: #33 - Great Glands - Your Endocrine System
- Day 5: Review & Assessment
Week 3: Plant Biology and Reproduction
- Day 1: #35 - Old & Odd: Archaea, Bacteria & Protists
- Day 2: #36 - The Reproductive Lives of Nonvascular Plants: Alternation of Generations
- Day 3: #37 - Vascular Plants = Winning!
- Day 4: #38 - The Plants & The Bees: Plant Reproduction
- Day 5: Review & Assessment
Week 4: Diversity of Life
- Day 1: #21 - Comparative Anatomy: What Makes Us Animals
- Day 2: #22 - Simple Animals: Sponges, Jellies, & Octopuses
- Day 3: #23 - Complex Animals: Annelids & Arthropods
- Day 4: #24 - Chordates
- Day 5: Review & Assessment
Week 5: Ecology and Environmental Biology
- Day 1: #39 - Fungi: Death Becomes Them
- Day 2: #40 - Ecology - Rules for Living on Earth
- Day 3: #25 - Animal Behavior
- Day 4: #34 - The Reproductive System: How Gonads Go (as a link between biology and behavior)
General Tips for Using the Print version of this Movie Guide:
- Print one, double-sided video guide for each student
- Preview the next question on the video guide as you complete each one, this can help students pay attention to important upcoming events.
- Pause at the half way point as designated on the video guide, encourage students to debate, discuss and talk about their ideas before writing their answers.
- Discourage students from simply copying answers.
- Randomly choose a student to share their answer and defend it if necessary.
- If time allows, feel free to rewind and show important parts of the movie again for additional analysis.
- On average, this video guide will require about 50 minutes total.
DISCLAIMER:
This educational worksheet is an independent creation designed to enhance learning alongside the Crash Course episode. It is neither authorized nor endorsed by the original video's creators. This resource, which includes the lesson plan, discussion prompts, and alignment with educational standards, aims solely for educational enhancement. The video episode referenced must be sourced separately. This material is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the creators of the video or any associated entities.
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★★★★★ 5
A Powerhouse USB Hub That Handles Everything I Throw at It
Color: Gray
I’ve been using this 17‑Port 96W Powered USB 3.2 Hub for a few weeks now, and it has completely streamlined my workspace. With 10 USB‑A 3.2 ports, 2 USB‑C 3.2 ports, 3 QC 24W fast‑charging ports, and an SD/TF card reader, this hub truly replaces multiple adapters and dongles. The 10Gbps transfer speeds are legit — large files from my SSDs move quickly and consistently without random disconnects.
The 96W power supply is a huge plus. Even with multiple external drives, peripherals, and a webcam connected, everything stays stable. No flickering, no dropouts, no “device not recognized” issues. The individual power switches are surprisingly useful too — I can turn off specific drives without unplugging anything.
The build quality feels solid and premium. It doesn’t slide around, and it stays cool even under heavy load. The SD/TF card reader is fast and convenient for photo/video work. The QC fast‑charging ports are also great for topping up my phone or accessories, though they’re charging‑only (no data), which is clearly stated.
If you’re someone who uses multiple devices — external HDDs, flash drives, cameras, microphones, card readers, etc. — this hub is a game changer. It’s perfect for PC setups, content creators, IT workstations, and anyone who needs serious connectivity.
Overall, this is one of the most capable, stable, and well‑designed USB hubs I’ve used. Absolutely worth it.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 4, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Need lots of connectivity + charging. EXCELLENT.
Color: Gray
Problems with my original USB hub required something better. This unit has allowed me to connect all my peripherals to my laptop and I haven't had any problems with the USB port reliability I was dealing with. I'm using two hubs in series and now everything is working perfectly.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Yes, I wish I'd bought this on Black Friday, but still no regrets
Color: Gray
If you use a lot of add-ons like I do you won't regret buying this hub. The number of connection PLUS high power charging ports works for me. Printer, scanner, mouse dongle, phone, tablet, external drive, flash key all connect with zero problems to my Win 11 laptop. Saves my laptop ports from wear and provides a central location for charging my stuff. Solid metal construction, touch switches for each port, even slots forSDd and micro sd cards makes great design and features. Had a decent usb 3 hub but this one SO much better, good value
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Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2026
★★★★★ 5
well made, nicely built, fast and everything fits firmly
Color: Gray
Sleek and well made, heavier than my old one, as it seems better built in every way. I love the flush power buttons, they don't get accidentally pushed in because of the firmness of the buttons, not hard, just not overly easy like some cheaper hubs. The color is nice looking, the lights are subtle but easily identify each port and the main thing, it's fast. My old USB hub was decidedly slow and often under-powered. It did not always work with some demanding devices. But as soon as I plugged this in, all my devices were recognized and worked correctly.
This was a great buy.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2025
★★★★★ 4
Had some questions and needed to test it, here's the verdict!
Color: Black
No pictures, but I wished to get this review out as soon as possible because I'm very happy with my purchase. My last USB hub from aother brand broke immediately as soon as I got it which is why I wanted to purchase this as an "upgrade" for the higher voltage and more port options.
Firstly I really appreciate that they gave both a USB 3.0 to USB-C and a USB-C to USB-C cable for the power depending on what type of port you have on your computer. The extra cable is always appreciated. I had a bunch of questions stemming from other reviews so I tested them.
When you press a button nearby any port, the light goes on. When you hold it, it goes off. When the light is on, it powered my external drive, and when I hold-pressed it off, the drive on my computer disappeared as it should when no power is going to it. I'm glad that works perfectly. Also, it takes 16 seconds to recognize my 8TB drive. It seems a tiny bit long, but not too long, I'm pretty patient.
For the SD and Micro SD card slot, there is no on and off power buttons. But they DO work. This was important for me as it was one of the reasons I bought it.
The quick charging also works as intended.
Also, I wondered what size it was- it's 8.75in long, 2in width, and a measly 0.65in heightwise. Every cord included is slightly larger than 3ft so there should be no problems with connecting it, though maybe it's too many wires for some.
One thing I was concerned about was that a reviewer said the ports were very tight, and they are. I thought I was gonna break the ports by connecting a USB, but thankfully it didn't break. I don't know how realiable that is over time, though I imagine because of the buttons, the idea is to connect them once and if you want to not use it, to simply press the button to turn them off. So I think I'll do that once I get all my USBs set into place. If it breaks any port in that process down the line, I'll update my review.
And based on the manual, here are the speeds:
USB 3.0 & USB C - Max 5GB/sec data speed, Max 5V/1.5A power
SD and Micro SD Slots - Read 50-104MB/sec, Write 30-80MB/sec (Subject to memory card speed and computer USB ports)
USB QC Ports - No speed or power given
Total power supply: Output DC 12V/7.5A (Input AC 100V~240V / 50Hz~60Hz / 2A)
The power supply is a big brick LOL. But I appreciate the power, thanks. It's very easy to use overall, I just plug something in, turn the light on, expect it to work and it does. Besides it taking great force to plug a USB in, everything else is exactly what I wanted. Glad I bought this.
Edit, a month or two later: The USB ports all still are working, but I noticed some external drives don't have enough power to work, even with the 8V, so I'm docking a point. I should be able to plug at least one in with a few other things connected, but this makes it a little less functional for my usage.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2025
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