Go through all of the activities here and when you are finished use the blog post to say which your favorite activity was and why

Mitosis Order

Click on the link. When you do this it will say “Start Game” There will be numbers and images.  Click on number #1 and on the  image that is first in the sequence, then click on number #2 and on the image that is second in the sequence and so on.

Meiosis Order

Drag the Images to put them in order

Find the Homologs

Meiosis Square Dance

It is best to view this full screen

Snurfle Meiosis 1

Click on “Start New Game” and keep clicking until the choice “meiosis interactive” appears. Click on link and follow the directions

Snurfle Meiosis 2

Start a new game. Keep clicking until you get to the screen which says “crossing over, independent assortment” etc. Ignore the questions  about FOIL.

Identify the stage   

From Sa’myia Lee, former BIOL 270 student

Fill in the Blanks

From Sarah Baribeau, former BIOL 270 Student

Tell the class the following

Where you are from

What you hope to learn in this class

What you find most interesting about Genetics.

If the following 2 people had children, give one trait that they might have:

If you have taken on-line classes (even if it was just in high school or in the second half of Spring Semester 2020  what has specifically helped you learn on line. What type of activities help you most? Reading? Videos? Interactive activities? Others?

Also list something that you think you can learn in this class that you can not learn simply by googling or by a you tube video.

Finally, Say something about yourself (some hobby or interest for example) without  actually naming the hobby or interest. This is like something that has been going around social media in which someone might say “Tell me you are from Michigan without telling me your are from Michigan” and someone else might respond “If someone asks me where I am from, I point at a place on my hand”. Note that there is a scientific reason to do this: You are giving evidence for something, rather than simply making a conclusion.

Put your answer as a reply.

I have to approve all posts, so you will not see your reply immediately.

Go through all of the activities here and when you are finished use the blog post to say which your favorite activity was and why

Mitosis Order

Click on the link. When you do this it will say “Start Game” There will be numbers and images.  Click on number #1 and on the  image that is first in the sequence, then click on number #2 and on the image that is second in the sequence and so on.

Meiosis Order

Drag the Images to put them in order

Find the Homologs

Meiosis Square Dance

It is best to view this full screen

Snurfle Meiosis 1

Click on “Start New Game” and keep clicking until the choice “meiosis interactive” appears. Click on link and follow the directions

Snurfle Meiosis 2

Start a new game. Keep clicking until you get to the screen which says “crossing over, independent assortment” etc. Ignore the questions  about FOIL.

Identify the stage   

From Sa’myia Lee, former BIOL 270 student

Fill in the Blanks

From Sarah Baribeau, former BIOL 270 Student

Go through all of the activities here and when you are finished use the blog post to say which your favorite activity was and why

Mitosis Order

Click on the link. When you do this it will say “Start Game” There will be numbers and images.  Click on number #1 and on the  image that is first in the sequence, then click on number #2 and on the image that is second in the sequence and so on.

Meiosis Order

Drag the Images to put them in order

Find the Homologs

Meiosis Square Dance

It is best to view this full screen

Snurfle Meiosis 1

Click on “Start New Game” and keep clicking until the choice “meiosis interactive” appears. Click on link and follow the directions

Snurfle Meiosis 2

Start a new game. Keep clicking until you get to the screen which says “crossing over, independent assortment” etc. Ignore the questions  about FOIL.

Identify the stage   

From Sa’myia Lee, former BIOL 270 student

Fill in the Blanks

From Sarah Baribeau, former BIOL 270 Student

Tell the class the following

Where you are from

What you hope to learn in this class

What you find most interesting about Genetics.

If the following 2 people had children, give one trait that they might have:

If you have taken on-line classes (even if it was just in high school or in the second half of Spring Semester 2020  what has specifically helped you learn on line. What type of activities help you most? Reading? Videos? Interactive activities? Others?

Also list something that you think you can learn in this class that you can not learn simply by googling or by a you tube video.

Finally, Say something about yourself (some hobby or interest for example) without  actually naming the hobby or interest. This is like something that has been going around social media in which someone might say “Tell me you are from Michigan without telling me your are from Michigan” and someone else might respond “If someone asks me where I am from, I point at a place on my hand”. Note that there is a scientific reason to do this: You are giving evidence for something, rather than simply making a conclusion.

Put your answer as a reply.

I have to approve all posts, so you will not see your reply immediately.

Go through all of the activities here and when you are finished use the blog post to say which your favorite activity was and why

Mitosis Order

Click on the link. When you do this it will say “Start Game” There will be numbers and images.  Click on number #1 and on the  image that is first in the sequence, then click on number #2 and on the image that is second in the sequence and so on.

Meiosis Order

Drag the Images to put them in order

Find the Homologs

Meiosis Square Dance

It is best to view this full screen

Snurfle Meiosis 1

Click on “Start New Game” and keep clicking until the choice “meiosis interactive” appears. Click on link and follow the directions

Snurfle Meiosis 2

Start a new game. Keep clicking until you get to the screen which says “crossing over, independent assortment” etc. Ignore the questions  about FOIL.

Identify the stage   

From Sa’myia Lee, former BIOL 270 student

Fill in the Blanks

From Sarah Baribeau, former BIOL 270 Student

Tell the class the following

Where you are from

What you hope to learn in this class

What you find most interesting about Genetics.

If the following 2 people had children, give one trait that they might have:

If you have taken on-line classes (even if it was just in high school or in the second half of Spring Semester 2020  what has specifically helped you learn on line. What type of activities help you most? Reading? Videos? Interactive activities? Others?

Also list something that you think you can learn in this class that you can not learn simply by googling or by a you tube video.

Finally, Say something about yourself (some hobby or interest for example) without  actually naming the hobby or interest. This is like something that has been going around social media in which someone might say “Tell me you are from Michigan without telling me your are from Michigan” and someone else might respond “If someone asks me where I am from, I point at a place on my hand”. Note that there is a scientific reason to do this: You are giving evidence for something, rather than simply making a conclusion.

Put your answer as a reply.

I have to approve all posts, so you will not see your reply immediately.

Tell the class the following

Where you are from

What you hope to learn in this class

What you find most interesting about Genetics.

If the following 2 people had children, give one trait that they might have:

If you have taken on-line classes (even if it was just in high school or in the second half of Spring Semester 2020  what has specifically helped you learn on line. What type of activities help you most? Reading? Videos? Interactive activities? Others?

Also list something that you think you can learn in this class that you can not learn simply by googling or by a you tube video.

Finally, Say something about yourself (some hobby or interest for example) without  actually naming the hobby or interest. This is like something that has been going around social media in which someone might say “Tell me you are from Michigan without telling me your are from Michigan” and someone else might respond “If someone asks me where I am from, I point at a place on my hand”. Note that there is a scientific reason to do this: You are giving evidence for something, rather than simply making a conclusion.

Put your answer as a reply.

I have to approve all posts, so you will not see your reply immediately.

Find an article that is relevant to this unit. Here are some possible topics

(1) Why do older mothers have a greater chance of having a child with Down’s syndrome (which is due to an extra chromosome 21).

(2) Find an article on a practical use of stem cells

(3) How has recombination mapping been used to identify disease genes?

Find an article on a specific condition (other than Down’s syndrome) that results either from an abnormal number of chromosomes or a chromosome rearrangement. Write a short summary of the article in your own words. Give the URL.

Post your summary as a reply to this blog.