Five stations. Work through each one, then copy your completion code into the Google Form. Everything here shows up on the state test.
Click a part of the cycle to see what happens there. Then answer eight questions by clicking the right part.
The test asks this four different ways: with names, with pictures, with sentences that never name the stage, and with a mix. Use the arrows to reorder, earliest at the top.
This is an onion root tip squash — the same kind of slide the state test uses. Click a cell, then say which stage it is in. Onion cells are rectangular because plant cells have a cell wall.
Click a cell in the field above to classify it.
Eight organisms, three questions each — the same three the state test asks about a planarian: which process, sexual or asexual, and is the offspring's DNA identical or different.
Sabotage one control and watch what the cell does. Run all five — including the healthy cell — and answer what went wrong each time.
Type your name at the top, finish all five stations, then copy your code into the Google Form. The code only works with the name you typed.