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Ontario Science Curriculum
G R A D E 9 - A
C A D E M I C
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| Reference |
Expectations |
The Wetlands |
The Rainforest |
The Desert |
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By the end of this course, students will: |
Use this title as a reference
tool. |
SCIENCE
Biology: Reproduction |
describe cell division, including
mitosis, as part of the cell cycle, including the roles of the nucleus,
cell membrane, and organelles |
(see the Digital Frog
for correlation to Cell Division) |
| describe and give examples of
types of sexual reproduction that occur in plants and in animals,
including hermaphrodites (e.g., conjugation, cross-fertilization,
internal and external fertilization) |
A comparison of sexual
and asexual reproduction is not covered in our titles, but examples
of reproduction strategies can be found in the Organism screens of
each of the three field trips, as well as the Animal Adaptations section
in the Digital Field Trip to the Desert. The Botany section in the
Digital Field Trip to the Rainforest covers seed, flower, and fruit
structure. |

G R A D E 9 - A
P P L I E D
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| Reference |
Expectations |
The Wetlands |
The Rainforest |
The Desert |
| |
By the end of this course, students will: |
Use this title as a reference
tool. |
SCIENCE
Biology: Reproduction Processes and Applications |
describe the basic process of
cell division, including what happens to the cell membrane and the
contents of the nucleus (e.g., stages of mitosis prophase,
metaphase, anaphase, and telophase) |
(see the Digital Frog
for correlation to Cell Division) |
| describe the various types of
sexual reproduction that occur in plants and in animals, and identify
some plants and animals, including hermaphrodites, that exhibit this
type of reproduction |
A comparison of sexual
and asexual reproduction is not covered in our titles, but examples
of reproduction strategies can be found in the Organism screens of
each of the three field trips, as well as the Animal Adaptations section
in the Digital Field Trip to the Desert. The Botany section in the
Digital Field Trip to the Rainforest covers seed, flower, and fruit
structure. |
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