Understanding Meiosis in 7th Grade Science

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Explore the key concepts of meiosis in 7th-grade science, including different cell divisions, ploidy, and the process of genetic recombination. Enhance your knowledge with essential questions and instructional objectives for a thorough understanding.

  • Science Education
  • Meiosis
  • 7th Grade
  • Genetics
  • Cellular Life

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  1. 7THSCIENCE 03/04/19

  2. STANDARD:

  3. ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS: What kind of cell divide by mitosis? 2. How is the ploidy of these cells? 3. What kind of cell divide by meiosis? 4. How is the ploidy of these cells? 5. Where does meiosis division take place? 6. Which means that meiosis is a reductional division? 7. What is the relevance of crossing-over chromosomes? 8. How do cells prevent wrong chromosomes disjunction? 9. Which is the role of the spindle?

  4. SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONAL OBJECTIVE: UPON"COMPLETION"OF"THIS"LESSON"STUDENT"SHOULD "BE"ABLE"TO: Analyze"how"Meiosis"maintains"a"constant"number"of"chromosomes"within"a"species. Infer"how"Meiosis"leads"to"variation"within"a"species. Relate"Mendel s"laws"of"heredity"to"the"events"of"Meiosis. Describe"the"process"of"fertilization"in"living"organisms. Discuss"the"transmission"of"genes"through"meiotic"division"to"form"sperm"and"ova Define"the"terms"phenotype,"genotype,"haploid,"diploid,"homozygous,"heterozygous,"segregation,. " and"homologous"and"use"them"correctly"in"discussing"meiosis"and"the"genetic"makeup"of" organisms

  5. ACADEMIC)VOCABULARY: Diploid Haploid Homologous" Chromosome Meiosis. Sperm Egg Sexual"Reproduction Genetic"Recombination Nondisjunction

  6. INDEPENDENT LEARNING BrainPOP" "Online"Science"Video http://www.brainpop.com/science/cellularlifeandgenetics/genetics

  7. MITOSIS VS. MEIOSIS VENN DIAGRAM MITOSIS VS. MEIOSIS VENN DIAGRAM https://cdn.technologynetworks.com/tn/images/body/venndiagram-v41543416662799.png Mitosis vs. Meiosis Venn Diagram

  8. CHECK FOR UNDERSTANDING: 1. What"is"the"difference"between"haploid"and"diploid? Haploid"cells"are"cells"with"one"of" each"chromosome."Diploid"cells"are"cells"with"two"of"each"chromosome. 2. What"are"homologous"chromosomes? Homologous"chromosomes"are"paired" chromosomes"with"genes"for"the"same"trait. 3. How"is"Meiosis"different"from"Mitosis? Meiosis"is"the"type"of"cell"division"where"one" body"cell"produces"four"different"gametes, "each"containing"half"the"number"of" chromosomes"as"a"parent s"body"cell. "Mitosis"is"the"type"of"cell"division"where"one"body" cell"produces"two"identical"daughter"cells"each"containing"a"full"set"of"chromosomes. 4. What"is"crossing"over? Crossing"over"occurs"when"two"chromosomes"pair"so"tightly" that"they"break"causing"them"to"recombine"with"different"chromosomes."Happens" during"Prophase"I. 5. What"is"Nondisjunction? Nondisjunction"is"the"failure"of"homologous"chromosomes"to" separate"properly."This"can"result"in"either"too"little"or"too"many"chromosomes.

  9. GUIDED PRACTICE: Students"can"begin"working"on" "Reinforcement"and"Study"Guide "worksheet. What"students"do"not" finish"in"class"will"become"homework. Quest)activities)(optional,)if)time)permits): Students"can"make"flash"cards"to"help"them" study"for"the"upcoming"Meiosis"Quiz. Closure: Review, summarize, evaluation, synthesis, prep for tomorrow. : Good"job"today. "Now"that"we"have"discussed"Meiosis"and"the"many phases/roles"it"plays"in"sexual"reproduction,"we"can"take"our"newly"found"knowledge"and" apply"it"to"the"project"and"lab"we"will"be"doing"for"the"remainder"of"this"week.

  10. WORK PERIOD AND REINFORCEMENT Meiosis LP.pdf

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