From: Steve Miller (nanodog2@hotmail.com)
Date: Mon Nov 12 2001 - 14:46:12 PST
From: "Steve Miller" <nanodog2@hotmail.com> Subject: mitosis Date: Mon, 12 Nov 2001 14:46:12 -0800 Message-ID: <F58JGklrCcu1wDgJcRu00006681@hotmail.com>
This works well with mitosis and it is fun:
1) Students make mitosis flip books: flipping the pages turns cell division
into motion. Works best with 1/2 of 3x5 note cards, stapled at one end. The
book needs:
A cover - dramatizing mitosis like a book, video, cd or play. Credit for
funny and imaginative titles: "Days of our Phases", etc, etc. Color and draw
on the cover. Each card tells the stage on the back, describes what is
happening and names the parts, ie - centrioles, chromatin etc.
1 of interphase
4 of prophase - showing chromosomes unraveling and starting to move into
position
1 of metaphase
3 of ana phase - showing chromosomes separating
4 of telophase - showing all the steps
1 of interphase
2) Teachers in our school have ranged into cancer as an issue of "out of
controll mitosis". this has gone from a simple explanation of the process,
at one level, to a massive "I Search" 10th grade paper on the other.
Steve Miller, Life Academy, Oakland
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