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Mitosis: Cell Cycle Flip Book

January 31, 2019 By Bekki Leave a Comment This content may contain affiliate links.

Inside: A Mitosis Flip Book for Kids

Table of Contents (Because we all skim—no shame here.) Peek Inside
1 How to fuel the flames of excitement after a Scientific Discovery
1.1 Bring cell division to life with this hands on activity.
Neat.
Not a very awe-inspiring word when trying to “convince” kids science is amazing. But I had no idea what I was seeing through the microscope.
mitosis flip book

A science teacher walked by and asked the boys what they were peering at. He glanced.

In five minutes, the boys transformed from “boys trying to use a microscope for the first time”, to biologists trying to identify the different stages of cell division.
Amazing!

How to fuel the flames of excitement after a Scientific Discovery

Watch a few videos on cell division!

  • Crash Course: Mitosis is great. He a fast talker, but does great overviews!
  • Bozeman’s “Phases of Mitosis”
Creating a Cell Cycle Flip Book kit for each son (for both plant and animal cells).
  • EASY to color and assemble
  • Great for reviewing the stages of cell division
  1. Color
  2. Cut
  3. Arrange
  4. Flip

Bring cell division to life with this hands on activity.

Students assemble their own cell cycle booklet that shows cell division in motion. Great hands on activity to explore cell division.

Filed Under: blog, K-8th Grade, sticky Tagged With: cell cycle, cell cycle flip-book, mitosis, science, Uncategorized, video

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