1. Aim: How can we describe different methods of asexual reproduction?
Do Now:
Draw a Venn diagram comparing & contrasting sexual & asexual reproduction

2. HW Review Take out your HW on binary fission and budding.
Correct your mistakes as we go along.

3. Summarize in your notes
How is binary fission similar to budding?
How is binary fission in a paramecium different from budding in yeast?

4. Prior Knowledge Questions
What is yeast?
What is it used for?
Discuss the life functions of yeast in baking & brewing.

5. Binary Fission

6. Binary Fission

7. Budding

8. Budding

9. Active Reading
Begin work on the sheets being passed out.

10. Summary
Name 3 methods of asexual reproduction. Give an example of each.

11. Aim: How do organisms reproduce with regeneration?
Do Now:
1. Draw a Venn Diagram of BUDDING and BINARY FISSION.

12. Summarize in your notes
Regeneration can be used for reproduction and for cell repair. Explain using an example.

13. Regeneration

14. Regeneration

15. Animation
Regeneration Animation

16. Class Work & HW
Begin work on your regeneration HW.

17. Aim: How do plants reproduce using vegetative propagation?
Do Now
1. Draw a picture of yeast budding. Label the parent cell and the bud.
2. Identify 2 examples of organisms that can regenerate body parts and the parts they can regenerate.

18. Budding

19. Regeneration

20. HW Review Check your homework with a neighbor. (5 minutes)
If you are still unsure, ask your teachers.

21. An orange with no seeds!?

22. Vegetative Propagation
When stems, roots or leaves give rise to a new plant

23. Video Clip Watch the explanation of vegetative propagation.
1) Is this asexual reproduction or sexual reproduction? Why?
2) What part of the plant would be needed for sexual reproduction?

24. Vegetative Propagation

25. Vegetative Propagation
Advantages
Disadvantages

26. Sexual vs. Asexual Reproduction in Plants

27. Review Sheet
Begin work on your review sheets.

28. Aim: How does mitosis create more cells?
Do Now: Quiz
1. What would be one advantage of asexual reproduction? Explain.
2. Explain vegetative propagation. Give an example.

29. Mitosis: The process of a cell dividing into two identical daughter cells. 

30. Replication

31. Video Clips and Animations
Mitosis Animation
Mitosis vs. Meiosis Animation
Cell Division

32. Aim: How does mitosis work?
Do Now: Quiz
Complete the quiz.
Use words from the word bank to help you.
When you are finished, bring your quiz to the front.

33. Motivation: Polyploidy

34. Mitosis: The process of a cell dividing into two identical daughter cells. 

35. Video Clips and Animations
Mitosis Animation
Mitosis vs. Meiosis Animation
Cell Division

36. Class Work Cut out and rearrange the steps of mitosis.
Check with your teacher to make sure you have the correct order.