This lesson will cover the purpose and process of mitosis in eukaryotic cells; focusing on the sequence and basic events in each phase.

This lesson is designed to teach students the differences between genotypes and phenotypes. The lesson is taught during a 50 minute class period

This lesson will cover the basic concepts of meiosis and fertilization as a foundation for animal genetics. 

This lesson will cover the principles of dominant and recessive traits, using Punnett Squares; specifically monohybrid crosses. Prior to this lesson students should already have covered curriculum in genotype and phenotype.

This is a follow-up lesson to a basic mutation lesson.  At the end of the lesson students will be able to describe how some genetic mutations are not advantageous, they will differentiate why some species survive while others become extict, and will describe how changes in the environment determine wether or not a genetic change is beneficial.