Details
Pages
12 Pages
Subject
Biology
Languages
English
Product
Digital
Grade
7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th
Resource Type
Activities, Interactives, Laboratory
Standard
Not standard specific
Description
Every time I teach reproduction, I always get the same question from students: how do twins form? I made this activity to help my own students understand this interesting natural phenomenon. In the activity, students will see how identical twins form, and how fraternal twins will form. They will use guided directions to cut and paste appropriate stages of development into boxes on their lab report and will finally see that identical twins are the product of a single sperm and egg and that fraternal twins are really not different than any other siblings. There are analysis questions as well. The preview shows what the entire activity would look like after the students would have COMPLETED their lab reports.
Keywords: twins, lab, hands on, fertilization
Credits: Clipart by Illumisart, and The Cher Room.
Copyright statement: this product is for the sole use of one instructor, it is not to be shared with your colleagues. To do so, please purchase the appropriate number of licenses available at a discount. You may not resell this product. You may not display any portion of this product on this or another website for free.
Keywords: twins, lab, hands on, fertilization
Credits: Clipart by Illumisart, and The Cher Room.
Copyright statement: this product is for the sole use of one instructor, it is not to be shared with your colleagues. To do so, please purchase the appropriate number of licenses available at a discount. You may not resell this product. You may not display any portion of this product on this or another website for free.
Every time I teach reproduction, I always get the same question from students: how do twins form? I made this activity to help my own students understand this interesting natural phenomenon. In the activity, students will see how identical twins... more