*I have a 289 slide show of 12 body systems (Circulatory, Respiratory, Digestive, Excretory, Endocrine, Nervous, Muscular, Skeletal, Integumentary, Reproductive, Lymphatic, and Immune) available for a 20% discount if you are looking for all of the systems. This 26 slide PPT covers the structures and functions of the reproductive system. Female reproductive system Ovum structure and function Menstrual cycle and menstruation Path of unfertilized and fertilized ova Fertilized ovum implantation Ovary, fallopian tube, uterus, cervix, vagina Male reproductive system Sperm and semen structure and function Path of sperm for reproduction Testis, epididymis, vas deferens, ejaculatory duct, prostate gland, urethra, penis

You will receive 26 vocabulary cards with definitions. Vocabulary included: Amino Acid Anticodon Codon Deoxyribose DNA DNA Polymerase Double Helix Genetic Code Helicase mRNA Nitrogenous Base Nucleic Acid Nucleotide Polypeptide Protein Purine Pyrimidine Replication Ribose Ribosome RNA RNA Polymerase rRNA Transcription Translation tRNA

You will receive 27 vocabulary cards with definitions covering terms about cells and the organelles found inside of cells. Cell Cell Membrane Cell Wall Centriole Centrosome Chlorophyll Chloroplast Cilia Cytoplasm Cytoskeleton Eukaryote Flagella Golgi apparatus Lysosome Microtubule Mitochondria Multicellular Nuclear pores Nucleolus Nucleus Organelle Prokaryote Ribosome Rough endoplasmic reticulum Smooth endoplasmic reticulum Unicellular Vacuoles You can use the cards in multiple ways, including: placing them on a word wall and use them as a vocabulary review game as a whole class or as a group.

You will receive 27 vocabulary cards with definitions covering terms about cellular transport. Active Transport Carrier Protein Cell Wall Channel Protein Concentration Gradient Cytoplasm Diffusion Dynamic Equilibrium Endocytosis Eukaryote Exocytosis Facilitated Diffusion Fluid Mosaic Model Glycoprotein Hypertonic Hypotonic Isotonic Nucleus Osmosis Passive Transport Phospholipid Plasma Membrane Prokaryote Receptor Protein Selective Permeability Transport Protein Turgor

The test is multiple choice, Punnett Square problems, and Pedigree questions. This test is designed to take about 45 minutes to an hour. The following are the review questions that are covered on the test. These are not exact test questions, just topics that cover the material: What is the difference in phenotypes and genotypes? What is the difference in dominant and recessive alleles? How are genes expressed? What is heredity? What is a mutation? Where do you find the genetic material that is passed from parent to offspring? What are alleles? Who is known for being the ‘Father of Genetics’? What is a gene? Punnett Square practice 10. In cats, short hair(S) is dominant over long hair(s). A homozygous recessive individual and a homozygous dominant individual are crossed. Homozygous recessive parent genotype? Homozygous dominant parent genotype? Probability of short hair offspring? Probability of long hair offspring? A colorblind man and his carrier wife have children. Male parent genotype? Female parent genotype? Probability of colorblind offspring? Probability of carrier offspring? Incomplete dominance: a red flower crossed with a white flower. What are the genotypes of the parents? What are the genotypes of the offspring? What are the phenotypes of the offspring? What are the probabilities of the phenotypes of the offspring? Co-dominance: a red flower crossed with a white flower. What are the genotypes of the parents? What are the genotypes of the offspring? What are the phenotypes of the offspring? What are the probabilities of the phenotypes of the offspring? Single gene with multiple alleles—A type AB blood man and a homozygous type B blood female have children. What is the probability of blood type A offspring? What is the probability of blood type B offspring? What is the probability of blood type AB offspring? What is the probability of blood type O offspring? Students will use a pedigree to answer the following: 15. Individuals B, D, I, and N are colorblind. Correctly shade those 4 individuals in the pedigree. 16. Individuals C, G, and J are carriers. Correctly shade those 3 individuals in the pedigree. 17. Explain why individual I and J, although they are sisters, do not share the colorblindness phenotype.

If you would like both the Mitosis and Meiosis slide shows I have them bundled together for 20% off. This is the Meiosis slide show only. You will receive PDF and PPT versions of this slide show. This 42 slide PPT covers Fertilization ~Gametes and zygote Haploid (1n) vs diploid (2n) Homologous chromosomes Cell division ~Interphase (including descriptions and diagrams) ~Meiosis I (including descriptions and diagrams) ~~Prophase I, Metaphase I, Anaphase I, Telophase I ~~~Crossing over ~~~Law of independent assortment ~Cytokinesis (including descriptions and diagrams) ~Meiosis II (including descriptions and diagrams) ~~Prophase II, Metaphase II, Anaphase II, Telophase II ~Cytokinesis (including descriptions and diagrams) A diagram showing all steps in order

You will receive 30 vocabulary cards with definitions in PDF format covering terms about meiosis. *You will get two visually different versions of the meiosis vocabulary cards. Vocabulary Included: Centriole Centromere Chromatid Chromatin Chromosome Crossing Over Cytokinesis Diploid DNA Gamete Haploid Homologous Chromosome Interphase Independent Assortment Nondisjunction Nucleus Ovum Replication Sperm Spindle Fiber Zygote Meiosis Prophase I Metaphase I Anaphase I Telophase I Prophase II Metaphase II Anaphase II Telophase II

You will receive a test and review questions with answer keys. Includes questions on: Biodiversity, carrying capacity, human interaction, the three domains and 6 kingdoms, a dichotomous key, the characteristics of living things, and more. There are 23 review questions in 2 formats One where students use their own paper to record answers. One where there are blanks on the page for students to record answers. There 35 questions on the test Multiple choice, matching, short answer, and includes a dichotomous key. Differentiated test included with answer key

Jane Goodall has inspired millions of people around the world. Let’s show your students some of the amazing things she has accomplished! You will receive a pdf of the Jane Goodall Mini-Biography. Includes: Timeline 3 versions (simplified, detailed, and blank for students to fill in themselves) Informational Posters Can be used as a Scientist of the Month/Week Scientist of the Month/Week posters included Group or individual work Or just display in your classroom Word Search Answer key included Question Sheets Can be used as entrance tickets, exit tickets, or writing prompts

Also available: Mitosis and Meiosis Worksheet bundle for a 20% discount! You will receive a pdf covering the following topics: Compare and contrast mitosis and meiosis table One left blank and one with terms available to circle for differentiation in the classroom Compare and contrast mitosis and meiosis Venn diagram Answer Keys included Some ways to use these pages: Warm up for your lesson Exit tickets Reinforcement worksheet Quiz Homework pages Interactive notebook Substitute pages

You will receive a PPT and PDF version of the slide show. This 40 slide PPT covers Pedigree chart basic information How to read a pedigree chart Male and female P and F generations Numbering Shading Step by step process of a trait moving through the pedigree Incudes questions for students to answer The 4 types of pedigree charts Sex-linked (I focus on X-linked in this slide show) Dominant and recessive Autosomal Dominant and recessive

Students will create their own super hero using genetics! They will flip coins to determine the genotype and phenotype of their super hero. Teacher page with objectives, Next Generation Science Standards, pre and post activity questions, and much more included! Includes two versions: With and without incomplete dominant and co-dominant traits

You will receive 26 vocabulary cards with definitions covering terms about evolution and natural selection. Adaptation Adaptive Radiation Analogous Structures Artificial Selection Behavioral Adaptation Camouflage Cladogram Coevolution Convergent Evolution Descent of Modification Divergent Evolution Evolution Extinction Fossil Homologous Structure Macroevolution Microevolution Mimicry Natural Selection Shared Derived Characteristic Speciation Structural Adaptation Survival of the Fittest Theory Variation Vestigial Structure You can use the cards in multiple ways, including: placing them on a word wall and use them as a vocabulary review game as a whole class or as a group. I am able to customize vocabulary cards for any topic. Please let me know if you are looking for something specific.

Students will create a foldable depicting three symbiotic relationships: mutualism, commensalism, and parasitism. Students will identify examples of symbiotic relationships. This activity includes an introduction to symbiosis, entrance tickets, exit tickets, foldable, answer keys/example, and rubrics. The foldable can be added to an interactive notebook or used as a stand alone activity. You will receive a PDF of the foldable and a PPT of the questions and symbiosis information so you can easily project the information on your board.

You will receive 36 vocabulary cards with definitions covering terms about the types of science. You can use the cards in multiple ways, including: placing them on a word wall and use them as a vocabulary review game as a whole class or as a group. I am able to customize vocabulary cards for any topic. Please let me know if you are looking for something specific.

You will receive in PDF format: Review questions with answer key Test with answer key Differentiated test with answer key The test is multiple choice, matching, and short answer. The review questions cover all of the material on the test: What are abiotic and biotic factors? Give 2 examples of each. What is a niche? Name the niches you would find in an oak tree. What is happening when an organism immigrates? Emigrates? Give a reason why an organism would immigrate. Give a reason why an organism would emigrate. Explain the following relationships: Commensalistic, Mutualistic, and Parasitic. Give an example of commensalistic, mutualistic, and parasitic relationships. What are the levels of ecological organization in order from smallest to largest? Explain each level. How do you calculate the population growth rate of an area? In 2015 there were 34,200 geese in the state of Washington compared to the 48,000 found in 2001. What is the population growth rate for the geese in Washington State? What does a negative and positive population growth rate mean? How do you calculate the population density of an area? There are 57 goldfish in a 30L tank. What is the population density of the goldfish? Name and define the 2 types of succession. What is predation? Give an example. What are the 3 types of distribution? Explain each type. Thank you, Wendy

You will receive in PDF format: Review questions with answer key Test with answer key Differentiated test with answer key The test is multiple choice, matching, and short answer. The review questions cover all of the material on the test: What is the difference in a food chain and a food web? What is an apex predator? How do producers get their energy? What is the difference between autotrophs and heterotrophs? What do the arrows on a food web represent? What do primary consumers eat? What is the difference between producers and consumers? How much energy from each trophic level moves to the next level? Define the following: Carnivore, herbivore, and omnivore. What are scavengers and decomposers? How do they fit in a food web? How much energy would move through each trophic level, up to tertiary consumers, if the producers have 5,642kcal of energy? Draw an ecological pyramid with 4 trophic levels. Label the following: tertiary consumer, herbivore, heterotroph, autotroph, primary consumer, apex predator, producer, and secondary consumer. (Use the food web to answer) Which organism(s) in the food web is a primary consumer? Secondary consumer? Tertiary consumer? Producer? Apex predator? (Use the food web to answer) Choose one food chain in the food web, list all organisms starting with the producer and ending with the highest-level consumer in that food chain. (Use the food web to answer) How would the ecosystem change if you removed one apex predator from this food web?

Robert Hooke’s most notable discovery was when he observed cork though a handmade microscope and discovered the cell. You will receive a pdf of the Robert Hooke Mini-Biography. Includes: Timeline 3 versions (simplified, detailed, and blank for students to fill in themselves) Informational Posters Can be used as a Scientist of the Month/Week Scientist of the Month/Week posters included Group or individual work Or just display in your classroom Word Search Answer key included Question Sheets Can be used as entrance tickets, exit tickets, or writing prompts

You will receive 40 vocabulary cards with definitions covering terms about the chemistry of life. Acid Atomic mass Atomic number Base Buffer Carbohydrate Chemical bond Chemical reaction Compound Covalent bond Electron Electronegativity Element Enzyme Heat Hydrogen bond Ion Ionic bond Isotopes Lipid Mass number Matter Molecule Neutron Nonpolar Nucleic acid Nucleus pH scale Polar covalent bond Polar molecule Product Protein Proton Reactant Specific heat Solute Solution Solvent Surface tension Temperature You can use the cards in multiple ways, including: placing them on a word wall and use them as a vocabulary review game as a whole class or as a group. I am able to customize vocabulary cards for any topic. Please let me know if you are looking for something specific.

You will receive 30 total vocabulary cards with definitions covering terms about taxonomy. Vocabulary Included for Taxonomy Part 1 Autotroph Binomial Nomenclature Carolus Linnaeus Class Classification Dichotomous Key Domain Eukaryote Family Genus Heterotroph Kingdom Multicellular Order Phylum Prokaryote Scientific Name Species Taxa Taxonomy Unicellular Vocabulary Included for Taxonomy Part 2 Animalia Archaea Archaebacteria Bacteria Eubacteria Eukarya Fungi Plantae Protista You can use the cards in multiple ways, including: placing them on a word wall and use them as a vocabulary review game as a whole class or as a group.