Name: Period: Weeks: Dates: 11/30-12/11 Unit: Cell Division. Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday. 9 O *Meiosis Vocab *Virtual Lab

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1 BishopAgEd.weebly.com Name: Period: Weeks: Dates: 11/30-12/11 Unit: Cell Division Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 30 E 1 O *Cells Alive *Mitosis Notes 2 E 3 O *Onion Root Lab * Record Book 4 E Bishop Gone 7 O *Picture Book 8 E Bishop Gone 9 O *Meiosis Vocab *Virtual Lab FFA Meeting 6pm 10 E 11 O *Meiosis Foldable *Packet due 14 E Bishop Gone 15 O *Record Book and SAE Report due *Review Final 16 Finals 1, 3 & 7 17 Finals 2 & 4 18 Finals 5 & 6 Assignment Your Score Total Points Possible Mitosis Vocabulary & Notes 32 Cells Alive 20 Diagram/Concept Map 15 Mitosis Computer Lab 40 Mitosis Picture Book 65 Meiosis Vocabulary & Notes 26 Meiosis Foldable 85 Meiosis Internet Lesson 43 Homework Matching page Compare & Contrast Table page TOTAL POINTS 354 Upcoming Activities/Announcements 12/9 FFA Holiday Meeting 6pm in The Pitt - MOVIE NIGHT, bring your chair and blank 12/11 - PACKET DUE!!!!!

2 Vocabulary Word Cell Cycle Mitosis Vocabulary Definition series of that cells go through as they and. Picture Mitosis process by which the of chromosomes per cell is cut in through the separation of homologous in a diploid cell. Chromatid one of two sister parts of a -chromosome. Centromere area where the of chromosome are. Centriole one of two tiny located in the cytoplasm of animal cells near the envelope. Spindle Prophase microtubule structure that help the chromosomes during and longest phase of mitosis, during which the chromosomes become and the centrioles and take up positions on the sides of the nucleus. 2

3 Metaphase Anaphase phase of mitosis, during which the chromosomes up across the of the cell the phase of mitosis, during which the chromosome pairs and move towards poles. Telophase fourth and final phase of mitosis, during which the begin to disperse into a tangle of dense. Cytokinesis of the during cell division Mitosis E-Movement Moment: P.M.A.T. - CYTOKINESIS Sometimes learning scientific words is tricky! So, let s put a motion with to each to help P. First phase us remember what s happening. Fold your hands, then begin to separate your fingers M. Second phase Align your fingers between your hands A. Third phase Pull your hands apart and separate fingers T. Forth phase Make two fists! And say CYTOKINESIS! 3

4 Cue Column (titles, vocab, big ideas, test questions) MITOSIS NOTES Mitosis 4

5 Cue Column (titles, vocab, big ideas, test questions) Mitosis Summary: (use complete sentences) Every cell must its genetic information before cell and then each daughter cell gets a complete copy of that information. M phase G1 phase S phase G2 phase 5

6 Mitosis Diagram Fill in the blanks: Complete the Mitosis Concept Map: Mitosis Concept Map Cell Cycle includes is divided into is divided into 6

7 Mitosis Picture Book Project 65 points Your assignment: You will take the information you have acquired in this class (obtained from your notes & book) and combine it with the best thing about picture books - the PICTURES!!! In doing this, you will create an illustrated picture book that can be used to teach other people about Mitosis.This book will be displayed and read by your peers! Your book will include: 1. A title 2. Illustrated pages(use the pictures in your packet or textbook), must be in color. 3. Written text covering all of the information in your illustrated outline. 4. Interphase, Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase, Telophase and Cytokinesis must be described and illustrated each on their own page. Your book will be graded using the following rubric. Illustrated Cover Interphase Prophase Metaphase Anaphase Telophase Cytokinesis Points Awarded Relevant picture done in color with title Cell No picture or Title Division Has own page with Does not have own page. description and/or color Lacks description and color Has own page with description and color Has own page with description and color Has own page with description and color Has own page with description and color Has own page with description and color Has own page with description and color Has own page with description and/or color Has own page with description and/or color Has own page with description and/or color Has own page with description and/or color Has own page with description and/or color Does not have own page. Lacks description and color Does not have own page. Lacks description and color Does not have own page. Lacks description and color Does not have own page. Lacks description and color Does not have own page. Lacks description and color *Artistic talent is NOT required to successfully complete this project. You may use lots of labels or trace pictures if it helps. Use your resources to find good pictures to help you! 7

8 The Cell Cycle & Mitosis Computer Laboratory Please go to BishopAgEd.weebly.com and click on the Cells Alive link or enter link: 1. On the left of the page is a navigation box select: cell cycle 2. Watch the animation of the cell cycle 3. Read the description below of each stage (G1, S, G2, Mitosis) 4. Write a brief statement of what happens in each stage: a. G1: b. S: c. G2: 5. Click on Animal Cell Mitosis to watch the mitosis phase happen. 6. Read the description of each phase of mitosis. 7. Write a brief statement of what happens in each phase: a. Prophase: b. Metaphase: c. Anaphase: d. Telophase: 8

9 Onion Root Tips Computer Lab 1. Go to BishopAgEd.weebly.com and follow link called Onion Root Tip 2. In the upper left corner of the navigation box select: Onion Root Tips 3. Read the introduction and follow the menu by clicking next 4. Answer the following questions: a. The life cycle of a cell is typically divided into how many phases? b. Place the names of each phase in the chart below and list events that are characteristic for that phase. Phase of cell cycle Characteristics of the phase 9

10 Determining time spent in different phases of the cell cycle In this activity, you will be presented with cells from the tip of an onion root. You will classify each cell based on what phase it is in. At the end you will count up the cells found in each phase and use those numbers to predict how much time a dividing cell spends in each phase. You can base your calculation on a total cell cycle of 24 hours. 5. Answer the following questions: a. From the data in the chart, which phase of the cell cycle does the cell spend most of the time? b. Give reasons why this might be so: c. Each half of the chromosome is called a. d. Where two halves are joined is called the. e. In which phase of the cell cycle does the replication take place? When you are finished, test your skills about the cell cycle and mitosis by goin to the link below and try the cell cycle game! a. b. Click on educational (bar across the top) c. Scroll down and click on The control of the cell cycle game d. Play!! 10

11 Vocabulary Word Meiosis Vocabulary Definition Picture Meiosis Homologous Diploid Haploid Crossing Over Gamete Zygote Independent Assortment 11

12 Cue Column (titles, vocab, big ideas, test questions) Meiosis Notes 12

13 Cue Column (titles, vocab, big ideas, test questions) Meiosis Notes 13

14 Cue Column (titles, vocab, big ideas, test questions) Meiosis Notes Summary: (use complete sentences) Label the diagram below for the two stages and then each phase of Meiosis. 14

15 Meiosis Foldable 85 points Your assignment: Use notes and handouts on Meiosis to create a foldable that contains information and color images for each phase of meiosis. Your Foldable should include: 1. A title for each phase on a door of your foldable. 2. Illustration for each phase must be in color in accordance with your legend. 3. Written text covering all of the information for each phase 4. Interphase I & II, Prophase I & II, Metaphase I & II, Anaphase I & II, Telophase I & II and must be described and illustrated each on their own window. Your book will be graded using the following rubric. Prophase I & II Metaphase I & II Anaphase I & II Telophase I & II Cytokinesis Legend Points Awarded Does not have own section. Has own section with description Lacks color or description Lacks description and color and color both phases or lacks phase for I or II Has own section with description and color both phases Has own section with description and color both phases Has own section with description and color both phases Lacks color or description or lacks phase for I or II Lacks color or description or lacks phase for I or II Lacks color or description or lacks phase for I or II Does not have own section. Lacks description and color Does not have own section. Lacks description and color Does not have own section. Lacks description and color 5 0 Each listed organelle has its own color clearly labeled Missing or lacking, does not match s Total 15

16 Paste/Tape the Foldable to this page. 16

17 Meiosis Internet Lesson Go to BishopAgEd.weebly.com and go to the Ag Biology page to find the link for this lesson. Read the introduction provided. Notice the Next button midway down the page. Use button to navigate through the lesson. The vocabulary button will provide you with the vocabulary words necessary to fully understand this concept. Now press the Next button and advance to the next page. Reproduction Read the entire page and answer the questions below. Advance to the next page when you are done. 1. In asexual reproduction the offspring are identical, there is no mechanism for introducing. 2. What are gametes? What are the two types of gametes? 3. What are zygotes? Chromosomes in a Diploid Cell Read the page. Do not go to the Karyotype links, it doesn t work. Answer the questions below. Proceed to the next page when finished. 1. For humans, the diploid set of 2n = (number of chromosomes) 2. Which sex, male or female, has a homologous pair of chromosomes? 17

18 Meiosis I & II Read about each of the six different phases of meiosis I. Press Next to the numbers below, record the names of each of the six phases. Include a brief statement, describing in your own words, for each phase

19 5. 6. A Review of Meiosis Read the page. Pay particular attention to the Comparing Meiosis and Mitosis outline at the top of the page. 1. Name & describe the two types of meiotic errors involving the sex chromosomes. Go to the next page when you re done. 19

20 Test Yourself! Answer all 10 questions. Include the correct letter and answer! 1. A human cell has 46 total or 24 pairs of chromosomes. Following mitosis, the daughter cells would each have a total of chromosomes. After meiosis I, the two daughter cells would have chromosomes, and after meiosis II chromosomes. 2. The process of meiosis produces four cells with non-identical chromosomes. This diversification occurs during: 3. Which of the following is unique to mitosis & not part of meiosis? 4. The Thompson seedless grape is triploid, with 3 copies of each chromosome. Which phase of the cell cycle would you expect triploid cells to be unable to complete? Why? 5. Some organisms are capable of asexual or sexual reproduction. Under favorable conditions, reproduction proceeds asexually. When conditions become more stressful reproduction switches to asexual mode. Why? 20

21 6. The stage of meiosis where cells become haploid:. 7. One of the earliest events that distinguishes meiosis occurs in prophase I & involves: 8. Coral in the ocean grows by budding, where the new organism grows out of the old one by mitosis. This form of replication is an example of: 9. most closely resembles events of mitosis except that the cells are. 10. During anaphase, a feee kinetochore formed by disrupting an attache spindle fiber results in an immediate block to the process. This result shows that: 21

22 Homework Matching Definitions 22

23 Homework 23