Biology

Teach meiosis terminology using this simple hands-on simulation kit. Students string alleles (pony beads) onto chromosomes (chenille wires) and mark the beads to create a unique gene sequence. Then, students crossover sections of the chromosome and c...

Improve your ability to teach meiosis as it happens in animal cells with this beautifully illustrated model. Mounted on a sturdy plastic base, this animal meiosis display contains twelve individual cell models. Each cell contains detailed graphics de...

Asexual reproduction, cell division, and fission are all words or descriptions generally used to refer to the same process-mitosis. Assist your students to more fully comprehend this important cellular process by Engaging them in a seemingly unrelate...

Having trouble explaining the difference between mitosis and meiosis? Stop working so hard. Let your students model the two processes with these hands-on chromosome simulation materials. The unique chromosome models with magnetic centromeres and pop ...

Students grow their own onion root tips and then follow a specific staining procedure that will allow them to see the DNA in the root tip cells. Students harvest root tips, treat them with chemicals, macerate the tissue, stain the tissue, and then pr...

Make meiosis memorable using large-scale magnets! Instead of struggling to tell which chromosome is which from one stage to the next, magnetic chromosomes allow students to clearly see how each chromosome moves and changes. Follow the magnetic chromo...

Cell division takes center stage! Show cell division on a grand scale by manipulating large magnetic models. Demonstrate chromosome activity in each mitotic phase to your entire classroom. Interactive model physically shows how chromosomes move and s...

It's easy for students to learn mitosis when studying the large, individual mitotic drawings included in this kit. Students will match key process descriptions with specific mitotic drawings. Once matched, the drawings and descriptions can be arrange...

Diagrams, photomicrographs and explanatory text combine to illustrate the sequential stages of sex cell division. Interphase and all the stages of meiosis I and meiosis II are clearly depicted. The labelled diagrams complement the stunning images of ...

Students will refer to this chart again and again as they acquire an understanding of the concepts and sequence of cell division. Clear, colorful diagrams reinforce exceptional photomicrographs of mitotic stages in a plant (onion root tip) and an ani...

Mitosis/Meiosis-Are your students confused? Using this colorful model activity set, side by side with the Mitosis Model Activity Set-FB1142, will help to clarify and provide a perfect visual comparison of these two key cell processes. Students can id...

In a single laboratory period students will have the opportunity to prepare their own slides of squashed root tips. The staining technique used will allow students to scan their slides for cells in various stages of mitosis. The specially treated roo...

Mitosis/Meiosis-Are your students confused? Using this colorful model activity set side by side with the Meiosis Model Activity Set-FB1143, will help clarify and provide a perfect visual comparison of these two key cell processes. Students are able t...