Category
Phases
Sequence
Labels
Clarity
Strong
All phases are represented
accurately Interphase, Mitosis
(including prophase, metaphase,
anaphase, telophase) and
Cytokinesis
All phases are in the correct
sequence. Logical changes in
“actors” represent change during the
cell cycle. Each phase is represented
by multiple slides. Video has “good
flow”.
Each phase is accurately labeled.
Other labels are included –
chromosomes, spindle fibers,
chromatin, nucleus, nuclear
membrane, etc.
The process is presented in a clear
format. The content of the video is
easily understood with little or no
further explanation. The video is
evidence that the filmmakers truly
understand the cell cycle.
The video is long enough to clearly
represent the cell cycle as a process.
Presentation Project is neat and there is attention
to detail.
Points
Weak
One or more phases are missing or
represented inaccurately.
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1
2
2
3
3
4 5 6
4 5 6
7
7
8
8
9 10
9 10
Sequence is incorrect. Changes in
the objects to do not truly reflect
what happens at each phase.
Sequences is “choppy” and doesn’t
flow.
Labels are missing or incorrectly
placed in the video.
1
2
3
1
1
4 5 6
2
2
3
3
7
4 5
4 5
8
9 10
Video requires significant
explanation from creators. There is
little evidence that the filmmakers
understand the cell cycle.
Video is too short to accurately
represent entire process. There is
little attention to detail. Work is
sloppy.
The Cell Cycle Project Video
Group Members _______________________________ ______________________________
Create a stop motion video animation of the cell cycle using the Stop Motion app. Represent all phase the cell cycle in a logical
sequence. The video should show 2-4 chromosomes. Use the mitosis notes worksheet as your guide.
** You can delete a slide in the video but you cannot insert one in the middle of the video. If you make a mistake while filming,
you will have to erase all the way back. Use the mitosis notes worksheet as your guide.
How will you represent:
Nucleus
Nuclear membrane
chromatin
chromosome with centromeres(6 chromatids)
cell membrane
spindle fibers
centrioles
Notes: