Making a Mitosis model using Twizzlers (Working in pairs)

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Making a Mitosis model using Twizzlers (Working in pairs) Materials: plain white paper 1 twizzler rope 24 red hots Writing utensil Resources: Biology: Prinicples & Explorations text (p130) “Cells Alive” website cellsalive.com

To receive full credit You must: 1. Represent all 4 stages of mitosis and cytokinesis Use arrows to indicate the order of stages Write a brief description of the events occurring in each stage Label: Stages (i.e. prophase, metaphase…) Nucleus Chromosomes Centrioles Spindle Fibers Nuclear membrane Cell membrane * Feel free to be creative within the guidelines of the project * Project must be completed in class

Sample Note: this is not an example of “full credit” work