OBJECTIVE:
Students will develop a booklet in order to describe the cell cycle.
WARM-UP:
Describe how a cell is able to produce two new daughter cells with identical chromosomes.
VOCABULARY:
1) metaphase
2) anaphase
3) telohase
4) cyclin
5) cancer
CLASSWORK:
1) Warm-Up and Review
2) HSA results discussion
3) Lab review
4) Sign language for phases of mitosis
5) Section 10-3 discussion
6) Foldable
7) Closure/Review
HOMEWORK DUE:
Finished Lab
Sectionb 10-2 outline
TONIGHT'S HOMEWORK:
WINTER BREAK PACKET
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Have a safe break.
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