This token & choice board is designed to be used with students as an academic or behavior reinforcer. 5 student pagesĥth Activity: I Have - Who Has Game on exponents, square roots and cube roots 2 student pagesĤth Activity: Topics covered - Square Roots, Cube Roots, Irrational and Rational Numbers, Equations with the variable squared or cubed. Students are instructed to justify their answers. 3 student pagesģrd Activity: Multiple choice questions dealing with properties of exponents are given to have students choose which expressions are equivalent or not equivalent. Students will be guided to use these forms to discover the rules of exponents for multiplying and dividing numbers with like bases. 5 student pagesĢnd Activity: Guided notes are given on definitions relating to writing numbers in exponential and expanded form. The activity continues in a similar fashion using squares and rectangles to model powers of 3. The values of 2 raised to a negative power are modeled also. This activity makes very clear that 2 raised to the 0 power is 1.
See Preview for samples of answer keys.ġst Activity: Using the grid provided in the resource or using your own grid paper, students will discover the meaning of zero and negative exponents by writing powers of 2 and relating the values to areas of squares and rectangles. Students will demonstrate understanding of DNA and replication by building a model and defend a claim that DNA is the heritable genetic information.Five different activities which keep students engaged are included in this product. Students will construct explanations on how the cell cycle ensures fidelity of information from the replication stage through Mitosis. Students will construct explanations on how errors in replication lead to mutations in DNA and lead to variation among organisms. Students will research how environmental factors lead to DNA mutations, and how those mutations may or may not be passed onto offspring. Mitosis Flipbook (Great for Science Interactive Notebooks) by Math in Demand 5.0 (35) 8.50 5.50 PDF Included is a flipbook that students will construct on Mitosis. Mitosis (Prophase)Įarly Prophase: At this stage, The Spindle fibres start to form, the nuclear membrane begins to disappear, as well as the nucleolus.Ĩ.
Students will model meiosis using manipulatives to illustrate that new genetic combination form through meiosis via crossing over and independent assortment of chromosomes. Students will be cutting out cells and placing them onto the stage that they belong (interphase, prophase, prometaphase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase, and cytokinesis).
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