Mitosis Doing a Double Take Sixth Grade Life Science presentation for Mr. Carlin’s Flipped Classroom.

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Mitosis Doing a Double Take Sixth Grade Life Science presentation for Mr. Carlin’s Flipped Classroom

Mitosis – The process of cell division Cells go through steps when they divide The steps are called phases The time between division can be as short as 20 minutes or as long as several years Cells divide when the organism needs to grow Cells divide to replace damaged or dead cells

Mitosis – The process of cell division Animal CellPlant Cell Cell membrane Nuclear membrane Nucleus Cell wall Chromosomes Spindles

Mitosis – The process of cell division Interphase – Often called the stage of rest, but this is actually when the cell does all its work – The chromosomes have unraveled and are not visible Drawing of cell in interphaseOnion cell in interphase

Mitosis – The process of cell division Prophase – The chromosomes have coiled up and are visible, but scattered – The nucleus membrane has dissolved Drawing of cell in prophaseOnion cell in prophase

Mitosis – The process of cell division Metaphase – Chromosomes have aligned in the middle of the cell – Spindles have moved to opposite ends of the cell Drawing of cell in metaphaseOnion cell in metaphase

Mitosis – The process of cell division Anaphase – Spindles pull half of the chromosomes to opposite ends of the cell – New cell plate starts to form between the daughter cells Drawing of cell in anaphaseOnion cell in anaphase

Mitosis – The process of cell division Telophase – Cell plate forms between the new daughter cells – Chromosomes begin to unravel Drawing of cell in telophaseOnion cell in telophase

Mitosis – The process of cell division A.InterphaseInterphase B.ProphaseProphase C.MetaphaseMetaphase D.AnaphaseAnaphase E.TelophaseTelophase Mitosis Quiz Which phase of mitosis is shown here (click on the term on the left)

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Mitosis – The process of cell division A.InterphaseInterphase B.ProphaseProphase C.MetaphaseMetaphase D.AnaphaseAnaphase E.TelophaseTelophase Mitosis Quiz Which phase of mitosis is shown here (click on the term on the left)

Mitosis – The process of cell division Way to GO! Mitosis Quiz Click here

Mitosis – The process of cell division A.InterphaseInterphase B.ProphaseProphase C.MetaphaseMetaphase D.AnaphaseAnaphase E.TelophaseTelophase Mitosis Quiz Which phase of mitosis is shown here (click on the term on the left)

Mitosis – The process of cell division Way to GO! Mitosis Quiz Click here

Mitosis – The process of cell division A.InterphaseInterphase B.ProphaseProphase C.MetaphaseMetaphase D.AnaphaseAnaphase E.TelophaseTelophase Mitosis Quiz Which phase of mitosis is shown here (click on the term on the left)

Mitosis – The process of cell division Way to GO! Mitosis Quiz Click here

Mitosis – The process of cell division A.InterphaseInterphase B.ProphaseProphase C.MetaphaseMetaphase D.AnaphaseAnaphase E.TelophaseTelophase Mitosis Quiz Which phase of mitosis is shown here (click on the term on the left)

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