unit 4, day 1 genetics & human development t/w, jan. 15 th -16 th (block, 115 min)
TRANSCRIPT
Daily Question (4 min)• If you had to get rid of
one of these body systems, which one would it be and why?
• Practice using complete sentences
• Don’t forget to justify!▫ I would remove
_________ because _________ and _________.
• Circulatory
▫ heart and blood
• Digestive
▫ stomach, intestines
• Integumentary
▫ skin, hair, nails
• Musculoskeletal
▫ muscles and bones
• Nervous
▫ brain, spinal cord, nerves
• Reproductive
▫ genitals
• Respiratory
▫ lungs
Guess what? (1 min)
• The reproductive
system is the only body
system that is not
essential to your
survival.
• It is however necessary
for the continuation of
the species.
Reminders (1 min)• Electronic Devices: I see it, I take it.
• Student Movement: Assigned seat at all times.
• Irrelevant Errand Pass: One person at a time.
• Hall Passes: 3 passes with permission. No pass, no leaving (unless
bleeding profusely)
• End of Day: don’t pack up until told, empty trash, table entirely
clean, everyone seated in assigned seat, not dismissed until told.
• Stamps: important for binder checks.
• Homework = SUCCESS
Homework CFU (1 min)
•Question #1 – How many chromosomes
did you receive from each parent?
•Question #2 – Why is it important that
chromosomes undergo replication to form
sister chromatids?
Homework CFU (1 min)
• Question #3 – How many cells result from Meiosis I? Indicate
the number of chromosomes (n or 2n) in each of the cells and
whether or not the chromosomes contain sister chromatids.
• Question #4 - How many cells result from Meiosis II? Indicate
the number of chromosomes (n or 2n) in Meiosis II and
whether or not the chromosomes contain sister chromatids.
Box Today’s Objectives (2 min)
• 2.1.A (Meiosis)
▫ I can describe each phase of
mitosis and how it is an early
step in sexual reproduction
in which pairs of
chromosomes separate and
segregate randomly during
cell division to produce
gametes containing one
chromosome of each type.
• 2.1.B (Fertilization)
▫ I can describe how new
combinations of alleles
may be generated in a
zygote through the fusion
of male and female
gametes.
Hook – Meiosis Matching Competition (5 min)
•Match pictures to labels
•You may use your notes!
•Pairs at tables versus each other.▫(3 people? Pair vs Individual)▫(2 people? Individual vs Individual)
•Winners get the starbursts :D
Investigation Before Explanation (5 min)
• Pairs work together
• Definitions
▫ Sexual Reproduction
Two organisms (male and female), unique offspring
▫ Asexual Reproduction
One organism, identical offspring, quicer
• Who reproduces using sex?
• Put each organism into a pile: sexual or asexual
• How’d you do? Flip over
Teacher Notes – Fertilization (3 min)
• Sex = Variation
• Fertilization:
▫ Sperm + Ovum = Zygote
Sperm = male gamete
Ovum = female gamete
Zygote = first cell of
human Example. Smell = Attraction(Immune System Variation = Stronger Children)
Student Practice – Fertilization (3 min)
Write down in a way that you can remember the question!!
1. Gamete is a __________ cell.2. Haploid human cell = __ chromosomes.
Example is a _________.3. A diploid human cell = __ chromosomes.
Example is a ________.
Student Practice – Fertilization (3 min)
1. A gamete contains 3 chromosomes:a) The haploid number is ___.b) The diploid number is ___.
2. A zygote contains 8 chromosomes:a) The haploid number is ___.b) The diploid number is ___.
Teacher Notes = Spermatogenesis (4 min)
•Start = primary spermatocyte.•Meiosis I Secondary spermatocytes.•Meiosis II spermatids.•Mature to sperm cells
Student Practice – Spermatogenesis (4 min)1. Spermatogenesis makes __ sperm.2. A sperm has ___ chromosomes so it is a
______ cell.3. After Meiosis I. Each cell has (n / 2n)
chromosomes and they (do / do not) have sister chromatids.
4. After Meiosis II. Each cell has (n / 2n) chromosomes and they (do / do not) have sister chromatids
Teacher Notes – Oogenesis (4 min)
•Start = primary oocyte•Meiosis I 1 secondary oocyte and 1st polar body•Meiosis II 1 ovum and 3 polar bodies
**Note: 1st polar body splits = 2 polar bodies. Secondary oocyte splits = one ovum + one polar body.
Student Practice – Oogenesis (4 min)
1. Oogenesis makes __ ovum.2. Oogenesis makes __ polar bodies.3. An ovum has ___ chromosomes so it is a
______ cell.
Check for Understanding (1 min)
•How are you feeling? (1 through 10)
▫Circle at bottom of page
▫Show me (I will provide additional help
during the lecture activity)
Lecture Activity (10 min)
• Putting it all together!
• Meiosis, Spermatogenesis, Oogenesis, Fertilization
▫Partner #1: Meiosis, Spermatogenesis, Fertilization
▫Partner #2: Meiosis, Oogenesis, Fertilization
• Include for all cells: “n” or “2n”, “yes sc” or “no
sc”
• Include & label all vocab in box (plus some)
• You must be able to do this for your exam.
Project – Trial by Child (2 min)
•Genetics and Human Development
•Pairs = mother and father (different
perspectives)
•“Egg” baby - Negative treatment results
in CPS fine
Project: Deliverable #1 – Digital Scrapbook (4 min)• Posts on digital portfolio.
▫ 8 sentences.▫ All eight stages: pregnancy to college.▫ Each does 1 post per stage (16 total): father or mother
perspective.▫ Include “Life Events” that occur.
• Photos on digital portfolio.▫ 6 photos (infancy to college) Each parent does 3 of the
stages.▫ Photoshop or drawn.▫ Characteristics determined throughout genetics unit.▫ Unique and balanced: beautiful and flawed.
• Budget.▫ As a couple, track budget from pregnancy to college.▫ Include positive/negative “Life Events” that occur.
Project – Trial by Child (1 min)
•Child Protective Services
▫Negligent behavior towards “child” = a
fine.
Da Vinci teachers will be monitoring your
behavior.
Parents not with child, child abandoned, child
mistreated = $$$
Project: Deliverable #2 – PSA and Informational Pamphlet (3 min)•Create a 5 minute PSA. Post on YouTube,
link to DP.•Pamphlet will accompany it and will
contain:▫Teenage Pregnancy Info, Risks, Prevention,
Resources, and Options•Presented and handed out to other
classes on February 4th – 5th (odd, even)
Don’t Panic (1 min)
•You will have work time to do these.
•However, I will give you suggestions for
when you should have each post, each
photo, the budget, the PSA, and the
informational pamphlet finished and
posted to your digital portfolio.
Project Activity (10 min)
•Partners - On “Project Activity Sheet”
▫Choose father and mother
▫Choose date you discovered pregnancy (2012)
▫Choose birthday - Add 8 mth 2 wks to 9 mth 2 wks
•Label egg (first and last name)
▫You have the same child, but to experience
responsibility better, both of you have an “egg
child”
Budget (5 min)•Add Budget to Binder.
▫Table of Contents Extra Material Budget and Brochure_________page 43
•Assumptions:▫You as a couple start having saved 40$▫Part time job: 8$/hour after taxes
Parent #1 - 5 hours/weekdays, 10 hours/weekends.
Parent #2 - 5 hours/Friday,Saturday,Sunday▫Yearly Salary = $24,960 + $40 Saving =
$25,000
Pregnancy Stage (5 min)
• +$25,000 under “Money Saved + Earned”
• Fill out babysitting as -$3,900 ($5/hour)
• Life Event (Random)
▫Positive or Negative
▫ Include in Budget (write down description)
▫ Include in Post for Pregnancy Stage
▫This is where CPS fines are written down
Begin Writing Pregnancy Post (10 min)
•At least 8 sentences
•Unique to father/mother perspective
•Both need to have the same facts
(example, how many weeks along are
you?)
Learning Log (3 min)
•Read and rate 1-10 for the following
objectives under Day 1:
▫Objective 2.1.A (Meiosis)
▫Objective 2.1.B (Fertilization)
Homework Due Th/F Jan 17th-18th (3 min)
• Write down homework in homework planner
• http://dp.davincischools.org/staff/blarkin
• “Biology Homework Spring ‘13”
• “Homework Due 1/17-18 Th/F”
▫Mendelian Genetics YouTube Video
▫Answer the 10 questions posted on your “Homework
Sheet”
• Suggestion: Rough Draft of Pregnancy Post
End of Day Procedure (2 min)
• Don’t pack up until you are told to.
▫You will cause the rest of class to stay for as many
minutes as you disrupt my lesson.
• One person empties mini trash can into class
garbage & returns to seat.
• All tables: ENTIRELY clean, trashes empty, &
students sitting w/ legs under the table.
• Not dismissed until I tell you that you may leave.