Beigelogy

This is a student led tutorial where they explore the structure and function of CRISPR. This is a stand alone lesson or can be used as an intro to my 'Out of the Blue' CRISPR gene editing activity. The lesson includes a lesson plan; google slides (with Nearpod slides); A link to an HHMI CRISPR simulation activity; and a student worksheet doc that corresponds with the simulation.

This is a stand alone lesson that uses color printed handouts (from Bio Rad) to work through a collaborative simulation. Students use an instructional guide to simulate the process of gene editing. The guide contains both information about the process and questions to drive inquiry. This is an excellent addition to my 'Out of the Blue' CRISPR editing lab. This lesson contains a lesson plan; google slides (with Nearpod slides) color cutout doc; and a guided instruction doc with questions

This is a simple activity on how to use micropipettes in lab. It can be stand alone or as a intro for lab technique in either of the 'Out of the Blue' CRISPR gene editing or 'pGLO' gene editing activities. It includes a lesson plan and a printable student worksheet

This lesson guides students through important ethical questions regarding CRISPR. It also relates to current FDA decisions being made here and now. This is good for a stand alone student discussion or lead in to my 'Out of the Blue' CRISPR editing lab. It has direct connections from recent FDA decisions regarding sickle cell anemia treatment - a treatment that uses the same STOP codon strategy used in the lab. This lesson contains a lesson plan; source materials; google slides; and a student

This lesson is an intro to high school biology gene editing. It can be stand alone or used as a supplement to both my 'Out of the Blue' CRISPR lab sequence or my 'pGLO' gene editing lab sequence. It comes with Google slides (with Nearpod slides included); teacher board notes; A google question doc; and an online Genetic Editing source (link and print version)