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Cell division

Subject: Biology

Grade: Lower Secondary

Publisher: YDP

Resource types: Whiteboard presentation

Resource ID: a904
Description:

At the end of this activity, students should be able to:
– describe and compare mitosis and meiosis
– define the importance of mitosis and meiosis.

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Cell division Class activity

Consists of...
How many cells Animation The first division ... Animation The second division... Animation The third division ... Animation The exponential cha... Animation The effect of cell ... Animation Cell divisions Simulation Cell divisions – ... Whiteboard exercise Cell cycle – G1 p... Animation Cell cycle – S phase Animation Cell cycle – G2 p... Animation Cell cycle – M phase Animation Cell division and t... Whiteboard exercise The cell cycle and ... Simulation The cell cycle Simulation Mitosis – prophase Animation Mitosis – metaphase Animation Mitosis – anaphase Animation Mitosis – telophase Animation Mitosis Whiteboard exercise Continuity of genet... Animation Meiosis – prophase I Animation Meiosis – metapha... Animation Meiosis – anaphase I Animation Meiosis – telopha... Animation Meiosis – prophas... Animation Meiosis – metapha... Animation Meiosis – anaphas... Animation Meiosis – telopha... Animation Phases of meiosis Whiteboard exercise Crossing-over Animation The process of cros... Whiteboard exercise The process of cros... Whiteboard exercise Crossing-over Animation The importance of m... Whiteboard exercise Haploid and diploid... Whiteboard exercise The comparison of m... Animation The differences bet... Whiteboard exercise Asexual reproductio... Animation Other forms of cell... Whiteboard exercise

Relevant to...

Secondary School

Lower Secondary (Grades 7-9)

Biology

The cell – the basic unit of living organisms

5. Cell division

YDP SA

Keywords

cell, prophase, metaphase, anaphase, cytokinesis, mitosis, cell cycle, interphase, karyokinesis, division, cell division, meiosis, binary fission, Crossing over, gamete

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