Biology kids have fun as cells

Biology teacher Lisa Horsch stands on a bench in order for her students to be able to see the next stage of meiosis. Students in Horsch’s biology classes went through the different stages of meiosis on May 2.

Molly Hauser, Staff Writer
May 4, 2018

While learning about how cells form, biology students in Lisa Horsch’s class went outside to go through the different stages of meiosis on May 2. Students were either given hats, rings or bracelets to wear during the activity. They traded the accessories between pairs of matching ‘sister’ chromosomes to act as gene trading between them. Horsch directed them through the stages and made sure they knew what was supposed to be happening.

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