A: Cell Division and Reproduction: Big Bundle: 5 Google Slides Presentations

Cell Division and Reproduction: Big Bundle: 5 Google Slides Presentations + Powerpoint Versions + Printable Worksheets

• 5 Products included in this bundle covering several main topics regarding Cell Division and Reproduction. (Mainly aimed at higher elementary science level/ Middle School Students)

• Please watch the preview video of 'Stages of Meiosis' before purchasing this bundle - to understand the depth of content, the quality and interactivity of these presentations. All 5 Google presentation follow the same layout, have good quality design & interactivity quizzes.

Google Slides/PPT Presentations included in this bundle:

1. The Cell Cycle & Mitosis
2. The Stages Of Mitosis
3. The Stages Of Meiosis
4. The Male Reproductive System
5. The Female Reproductive System

• Interactive presentations & interactive quizzes on different topics regarding topics about Cell Division and Reproductio . They can be used for distance learning and google classroom or within the classroom.

• Once downloaded: Please view the GOOGLE SLIDES/POWERPOINT IN 'PRESENT ▶️' mode

• Worksheet(s) also included with each presentation. These are word files.docx and will need to be printed out.

• Fun and Interactive quizzes at the end of each presentation.

• There are also Microsoft Powerpoints version of the presentations within the Zip File

INSTRUCTIONS

1. Download and Open Zip File
2. Open the PDF "googleclassroomlinkxxxxx"
3. Click on Link and make sure you are signed into your Google account
4. Make a copy of the presentation and start sharing with your google classroom students!

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

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