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Exemplar Cell Division Canalita&Ruelo
Exemplar Cell Division Canalita&Ruelo
I. Content Standard: The learners demonstrate understanding on cell cycle and cell division.
II.Performance Standard: The learners should differentiate mitosis from meiosis.
III. Learning Competencies:
1) Describe the stages of mitosis and meiosis given 2n = 6
2) Illustrate the stages of mitosis.
3) Discuss the significance of crossing over and recombination in meiosis in terms of diversity.
4) Explain the significance or application of mitosis and meiosis.
IV. Learning Resources:
Mitosis: Student Activity Lesson Plan
http://faculty.uoit.ca/kay/res/lo/S9_Mitosis.pdf
Cell Learning Activity
http://www.brighthubeducation.com/middle-school-science-lessons/94267-three-activities-for-
teaching-cell-cycles/
V. Procedure
Mitosis Student Activity
Engage (Get the students’ minds focused on the topic)
The teacher will direct the students to make a collage of a Collage making activity of a certain
small and a big organism using the provided materials organism.
(small circles and big circles)
Expected Answer:
cells
Key Points:
Expected Answer: These cells will increase
What do these animals made of? in number
What will happen to these cells when an animal Expected Answer: the bigger one
grow? Expected Answer: Cells accumulate fats.
Which of the two animals/plants has more cells? Cells are able to multiply
Why do you think this bigger animal has more Or cells are able to divide.
cells? Possible skills:
The teacher will connect the word(s) cell division to cell cycle Creativity/designing
by telling the students that cell division is only 10% of a cell’s Predicting
life. Discuss briefly the cycle. Critical thinking
Explore (Provide students with a common experience) Student
In providing students with a common experience, the teacher
will give the students set of straws (3 pairs of different colors 2n = 6
and size)
Instructions: Divide the set of straws into two (2) equal parts.
(Open inquiry)
Key Points:
How did you separate the straws?
What is your basis of dividing the straws in that way?
What does the paper box represent?
What do the straws represent?
Possible skills:
Classifying
Inferring
Predicting
Critical thinking
2n = 6
Possible skills:
Inferring
Predicting
Critical thinking
What will happen next?
Key points:
What will happen to the zygote after fertilization?
Illustrate the stages of mitosis that this zygote may
undergo?
What do you think will happen if the cell will stop
dividing? CONTEXTUALIZATION
What do you think will happen if the cell will
continue to divide beyond its normal division
cycle? ( cell will divide 50 times only)
CONTEXTUALIZATION
Meiosis
Engage (Get the students’ minds focused on the topic)
The teacher will throw a question on how are sperm cells and
egg cells produced.
The teacher will give them the idea of spermatogenesis
and oogenesis
Possible skills:
Communicative skills/ Inferring
Predicting
Critical thinking
Possible skills:
Classifying
Inferring
Predicting
Critical thinking
Answer:
1)Prophase 1 (because I see chromosomes
in crossing over)
Possible skills:
Predicting
Communicative Skills/Describing
Inferring
Key Questions: Critical thinking
What stage of meiosis is shown in the drawing? Why
do you say so?
What if this prophase will undergo first meiotic division,
what are the possible color combinations in each cell?
Can you think of other combination aside from this
two?
What will happen if chromosomes in anaphase 1 and
anaphase 2 will not separate?
(deepening the concept)
The teacher can discuss a little about chromosomal
disorders like monosomy (turners syndrome) and trisomy
(down syndrome)cases CONTEXTUALIZATION
No. of daughter
cells
No. of division(s)
No. of
chromosomes per
daughter cell
Purpose/function