This activity is a fun, interactive, and movement orientated activity that gets students out of their desks and analyzing riddles, diagrams, and DNA sequences. This activity pairs best following notes or background information on mutation types. Part 1: Students will compare a list of DNA sequences to an original strand and identify the type of mutation present. Part 2: Students will read riddle-like descriptions and interpret diagrams to identify mutation types. Part 3: Analysis questions that
Following lessons on Photosynthesis, Cellular Respiration, and Fermentation, it may be helpful to recap the similarities and differences between the three processes. This chart will cover the key features including: chemical equation, pertinent organisms, location, and the critical stages. The side-by-side comparison format will highlight the important facts of each. Add analysis questions to the back to increase comprehension, if desired.
Genetic technology is the future! As part of a comprehensive curriculum, students will learn that genetic modification is an ancient technology that has been advanced with modern genetics for greater efficiency, accuracy, and precision. The use of GMOs in our food supply has its Pros and Cons and with this handout, your students can collect evidence from 3 videos (of your choosing) and make their own opinion about the use of GMOs in our society. Students must be presented with both sides of the
5th - 12th
Biology, General Science, Science
NGSS
HS-LS4-3
, MS-LS4-5
, HS-LS4-4
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Experience
New-ish teacher but many years of engineering experience from a former life.
Teaching style
I love open discussions with fun, interactive activities that maintain engagement and minimize classroom disruptions.
Awards & shining teacher moments
KHQ/EWU Teacher of the Month - December 2020
Titan Grit Award - December 2021
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