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Sci 9 Bio Unit Big Idea: Cells are derived from cells
- Mitosis is the process through which pre-existing cells make two identical copies of themselves
- Different forms of asexual reproduction include: fission, budding, cloning, spores, and grafting
- Meiosis is the process through which sex cells (eggs and sperm) are formed by the dividing of a parent cell twice, resulting in four haploid daughter cells (gametes).
​- There are advantages and disadvantages for both sexual vs asexual reproduction
- Human sexual reproduction results in offspring that are not genetically identical
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  SCHEDULE: 
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Dec 12
WHY CELLS DIVIDE PPT NOTES
​HW:  Read page 36-37,
 Answer CYU p38 # 1,2,4,5,6,7,10,11,13
From One Cell to Many WS

Dec 16
Are you smarter than a Grade 8'er? Play Cell Kahoot to find out
Parts of the Cell Associated with Replication/Reproduction Guided notes, p39-40
HW: CYU p41 #1-7
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Dec 18 -
Go over CYU Questions
Comparing Animal and Plant Cells Microviewer Lab
See Rules on how to make a scientific drawing
Hand in Microscope Lab


Dec 20
Cell Quiz - Why cells divide, cell organelles associated with cell division and their functions

Jan 7
DNA STRUCTURE PPT NOTES
DNA ws
CYU p47 #1-7

Jan 9
DNA REPLICATION PPT NOTES
Build your own DNA
​DNA Replication WS

Jan 13

Protein Synthesis notes and activity
CYU p47 #8-15 to be handed in
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Jan 15 - SNOW DAY

Jan 17
MUTATIONS PPT NOTES
HW: Read pages 53-55, Answer CYU #1-10 p56



Jan 21-24
​No scheduled classes due to Grade 10 Literacy and Numeracy Exams
If you are missing a test or quiz you would like to write: come to A218 on Wednesday, Jan 23 between 1-3pm to write. 
Study for DNA and Mutations Test (know structure of DNA, similarities and difference between DNA and RNA, know the steps in DNA replication, translation, transcription, what are mutations, what causes them, list examples of mutations) 



Jan 27
DNA and Mutation Test ( structure of DNA, similarities and difference between DNA and RNA, know the steps in DNA replication, translation, transcription, some examples of types of protein, what are mutations, what causes them, list examples of mutations - study notes p4-9 and text book p42-45, 53-56) 
Read ahead: p49-51 of text on Cell Cycle 

Jan 29
CELL CYCLE PPT NOTES

HW: CYU p52 #1-8, 17
HW: Cell Cycle WS

Jan 31 Mitosis in an Onion Microscope Activity


Feb 4
TYPES OF ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION PPT NOTES
HW: Types of Asexual Repro WS - to be handed in
Hand in Mitosis in an Onion Microscope Activity
HW:
Study for Cell cycle and Asexual Reproduction Test (study p 9-15 of notes, p49-51, 57-59 of text book, Worksheets and CYUs, try Mitosis and Asexual Reproduction Practice questions)

Feb 6 
Start Meiosis Guided notes
​Complete template on Meiosis for your notes using textbook
Work on: Types of Asex Repro WS - due next class
Work on: Meiosis WS

Intro to Meiosis Stop Animation
We can use library ipads or your own device. Open free App like iMotion. Take pictures. Add in voice or subtitles if you wish or just use white boards.  Upload to google doc or OneDrive on your Office 365 account (Login: student#@edu.burnabyschools.ca and your password when logging into any computer). Share to:
tammy.wilson@burnabyschools.ca


Mitosis and Asexual Reproduction Practice questions

Feb 10
Cell cycle and Asexual Reproduction Test (study p9-14 of notes, p49-51, 57-59 of text book, Worksheets and CYUs)
Finish Meiosis WS
Hand in Asex Repro WS
Complete Meiosis Notes
Get into assigned groups and create story board to plan Meiosis Stop Animation
Show me your story board
Check out this link for Meiosis Animation:
http://www.phschool.com/science/biology_place/biocoach/meiosis/proii.html 
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HW: CYU p78 #1-3, 6-8, 11, 13, 16


Feb 12 Library Time for Stop Motion Meiosis Project - due Feb 25
Feb 14 Library Time
​Feb 17 - Family Day
Feb 19 - COLLAB DAY - No scheduled classes - put finishing touches on Meiosis Stop Motion Project. 


Feb 21 Last Library Day for Meiosis Stop Motion Project

Meiosis Study Guide

Feb 25
 DIVERSITY PPT NOTES
Traits Activity - due in two classes
Meiosis quiz moved to next class
Stop motion due date also moved to Feb 27
 
HW: CYU p87, #2,3,5,8-11,14  


​Feb 27
Meiosis Quiz, 
Submit Stop Animation through microsoft TEAMS - no google docs please, use the Teams icon once in Office 365, Check the video on the Library Blog if you are still not sure. 
FORMS OF SEXUAL REPRODUCTION PPT NOTES
​HW: Use this Worksheet as guided notes: Sexual Repro WS

March 3
DEVELOPING ZYGOTE PPT NOTES
HW: Read pages 88 - 91, Answer CYU p92  #1, 2, 4-7, 11-13
Need more practice? Zygote WS
 

Mar 5 Sexual Reproduction in Flowers PPT NOTES
HW: Plant Repro WS


Mar 9 Flower Lab - due next class, 
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Sexual Reproduction Study Guide
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Chapter 3 Practice Quiz
​Mar 11 Sexual Reproduction Test (Study p 4-10 of notes, list advantages and disadvantages of internal and external fertilization, know the different ways embryos are protected and some similarities of each and an example of an animal that uses each, know reproductive parts of a flower,
Watch Meiosis animations


Mar 13 Watch NOVA's Life's Greatest Miracle
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Spring Break
Watch: Khan Academy on Fertilization and development of Zygote in humans. 


Sexual Reproduction in Humans 
Please see "Questions about Sexual Reproduction" tab under Science 9 for some questions asked in class. I can't remember them all but if you have a question, you can email me and I will post the answer there. I will not post names. 
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April 6
Male Reproductive System PPT NOTES
Learning Goals: Be able to list secondary sex characteristics in males and how they are different from primary. Know the purpose of the male reproductive system, identify each part and its function/contribution. be able to discuss how a sperm cell structure is suited to its function, Know the path sperm takes from where it is produced, stored and leaves the body. What structure does it NOT pass through? What are the accessory glands in males? 
HW: Read pg 108-110, Answer CYU p111  #1-12
WATCH: The Great Sperm Race. There are 6 parts, about 10 each. 

***ASSIGNMENT TO BE SUBMITTED THROUGH TEAMS:******
Human Repro Comic Strip - due April 17


April 8
Sexual Reproduction Female PPT NOTES,
Learning goals: Be able to list secondary sex characteristics in females. Know the parts and their functions. Path of the egg from beginning to fertilization. Where does fertilization take place? What are the accessory glands in females? 
HW: Read p112-115, Answer CYU p116 # 1-13


April 10   For your interest only (will not be assessed):    Pregnancy PPT NOTES, HW: Read p117-120, 
April 6-17 Work on Human Repro Comic Strip -due April 17

Links
​Video - Stated Clearly: What is DNA
​Video - Bill Nye: Genes
Virtual DNAlearn.genetics.utah.edu/content/basics/builddna/
Video: Fertilization in Humans animation
Video: Ted Ed on Menstruation
Nova Video: conception to birth
  55min
Crash Course: Male Reproductive System
Crash Course: Sex and Fertilization
Crash Course video: Pregnancy and Development
Ted Ed: Conception to Birth visualized
Ted Ed: How In Vitro Fertilization works


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​Start electricity. Go to Physics tab.There is a great interactive resource (PHET) that allows you to build virtual circuits and see what happens to the volts, current, or light bulbs and you manipulate your circuit. 

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