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This is one of many anchor charts for Biology. These have completely changed the way I teach and condensed the material to allow for more hands on activities, small group learning, collaborative learning, and independent practice during class time. This activity does not include an answer key because each teacher will use this in different ways and possibly use different wording in the classroom.

An anchor chart to help students with the process of Mitosis. This anchor chart can also serve as student notes. I did not attach an answer key due to the fact that each teacher may want to describe this differently. I use this in my own class to teach with as a visual, and I also use it as a review.

This is an anchor chart that helps reinforce Dihybrid crosses. This can be used to display on the Interactive Whiteboard, as a handout to students, for visual cues at the end of the lesson, or many other uses.

This activity was designed as an anchor chart. I use it in my classroom to give information in a condensed, yet thorough manner. This saves students from sitting through a long lecture, and leaves more class time for hands on and experimental learning. I display this on the board and fill in the blanks either using the interactive board pen or my apple pencil and iPad coupled with Splashtop Classroom.

This is a hand-drawn, teacher created anchor chart that students and teachers can use to help review/teach the structure and purpose of DNA/

This activity was designed as an anchor chart. I use it in my classroom to give information in a condensed, yet thorough manner. This saves students from sitting through a long lecture, and leaves more class time for hands on and experimental learning. I display this on the board and fill in the blanks either using the interactive board pen or my apple pencil and iPad coupled with Splashtop Classroom.

This is an anchor chart that helps reinforce Multiple Alleles. This can be used to display on the Interactive Whiteboard, as a handout to students, for visual cues at the end of the lesson, or many other uses.

This activity was designed as an anchor chart. I use it in my classroom to give information in a condensed, yet thorough manner. This saves students from sitting through a long lecture, and leaves more class time for hands on and experimental learning. I display this on the board and fill in the blanks either using the interactive board pen or my apple pencil and iPad coupled with Splashtop Classroom as we discuss the topic. I also use it during virtual instruction as a part of my presentation

The student version notes in a Cornell Note Taking Style will be a great addition to any classroom.

An anchor chart to help students identify the parts of a chromosome.

The student version notes in a Cornell Note Taking Style will be a great addition to any classroom.

This is an anchor chart that can be used as student notes. This is one of my first, but there are many more to come.