1. Do Now 1. In asexual reproduction, is the offspring genetically different or identical from the parents? 2. In sexual reproduction, is the offspring genetically different or identical from the parents? 3. Name the five types of asexual reproduction. 4. What is the difference between internal and external fertilization? 5. How many parents are involved in sexual reproduction? How many in asexual reproduction? 6. What are the terms for the male and female parts of a flower? Today’s Topic: Examples of Asexual & Sexual Reproduction

2. silently Set your desk up and silently complete the DO NOW. Binder Handout (Seat) Today’s EQ: how do different plants and animals reproduce? Today’s Objective: we will be able to identify how different organisms reproduce in order to communicate the difference between asexual and sexual reproduction. HW: 3.5

3. Agenda Do Now & Review Data Days ACT Vocabulary Notes Comparing Examples with articles

4. Quiz Averages A2: 67% A3: 71% A4: 65% B1: 80% B3: 60%

5. Class Competition Update

6. Updates Your homework is due on Thursday/Friday of this week If you missed the quiz you need to make it up on Thursday (test/quiz make up day) Vocabulary quiz on Thursday/Friday over the first 10 vocab words of the unit

7. ACT vocabulary word #7 Dependence Make a prediction: I am dependent upon my brother for a ride to school. Actual definition: a state of being controlled by something else Make a sentence

8. ACT vocabulary word #8 Dependent Variable Make a prediction: when measuring the affect of music on plant growth the dependent variable is how tall the plant grows. Actual definition: result or change that occurs due the part of an experiment being tested Make a sentence

9. Review: Types of Asexual Reproduction Binary Fission Budding Spore Formation Vegetative Reproduction Fragmentation

10. Review: Sexual Reproduction Internally (egg is fertilized inside the female) Externally (egg is fertilized outside the female)

11. Sexual Reproduction in Plants and Animals Fertilization- sperm fertilizes egg to create zygote Pollination- pollen pollinates ovules to create zygote

12. Pause for the Cause: Summarize what you learned today in four sentences

13. Four Finger Challenge

14. Which three stages make up the cell cycle? (SPI 3210.1.6) A. G1, synthesis, and cytokinesis B. Interphase, replication, and binary fission C. Interphase, mitosis, and cytokinesis D. Synthesis, binary fission, and glycolysis

15. Four Finger Challenge During which phase of mitosis do spindle fibers disappear? (SPI 3210.1.6) A. Prophase B. Metaphase C. Anaphase D. Telophase

16. Example Identifying the type of reproduction in different organisms Example: Hydra is a sea polyp that reproduces by growing a small protrusion off the main body cavity to produce a new organism. This offspring is identical to the parent. Answer: Asexual, budding

17. YEAST Asexual, budding

18. FISH Sexual, external

19. FERN Asexual, spore formation

20. FLATWORM Asexual, fragmentation

21. POTATO Asexual, vegetative reproduction

22. FLOWERING PLANT Sexual, external

23. ELEPHANT Sexual, internal

24. E. coli bacteria Asexual, binary fission

25. Reading Articles You will each read 3 articles and answer the questions on the sheet. We will then go over all the articles as a class. ***You will be responsible for sharing your acquired information about your specific organism with the rest of the class.****

26. Blue-headed wrasse Sexual, external

27. Duck leech Sexual, external

28. Amoeba Asexual, binary fission

29. Grizzly bear Sexual, internal

30. Brittle star Both (external, fission, fragmentation)

31. Leafy sea dragon Sexual, external

32. Salmonella Asexual, binary fission

33. Meadow garlic Both (external, vegetative reproduction)

34. Whiptail lizard Asexual (parthenogenesis)

35. Red kangaroo Sexual, internal

36. Spiny Water Fleas Both

37. Sand scorpion Sexual, internal