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Topic plan · IGCSE Biology 0610 · Topic 16

Reproduction

Asexual and sexual reproduction in plants and humans, sex hormones and sexually transmitted infections.

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Unit at a glance

8 lessons, 360 minutes of teaching

Lessons
8, each planned for 45 minutes
Worksheets
8 with answer keys
Quiz questions
64 multiple-choice, assignable in the app
Lab
Reproduction in plants lab
Scheme of work

The lessons in order

RefLesson packStructureWorksheetQuizLab tab
16.1Asexual reproduction
A strawberry plant sends out runners and new plants root along them.
Think-Pair-Share6 Q, 17 marks8 MCQtab 1
16.2Sexual reproduction
Most animals and flowering plants reproduce sexually.
Mix-Pair-Share6 Q, 15 marks8 MCQtab 2
16.3Flowers and pollination
A flower is a reproductive organ.
Jigsaw6 Q, 20 marks8 MCQtab 2, tab 3, tab 4
16.3Fertilisation and germination
Pollination only delivers the pollen to the stigma.
Corners6 Q, 18 marks8 MCQtab 5, tab 6
16.4Human reproductive systems and gametes
The male reproductive system makes millions of sperm and delivers them; the female system releases an egg cell, provides a place for fertilisation and then shelters the developing embryo.
Frayer Model6 Q, 17 marks8 MCQtab 1, tab 2, tab 3
16.4Pregnancy and the placenta
For about nine months a developing fetus lives in the uterus with no lungs in use and no food of its own.
Connect-Extend-Challenge6 Q, 17 marks8 MCQtab 4, tab 5
16.5Sex hormones and the menstrual cycle
At puberty testosterone and oestrogen bring about the changes that make the body able to reproduce.
Jot Thoughts6 Q, 19 marks8 MCQtab 1, tab 6
16.6Sexually transmitted infections
Some pathogens are passed from person to person mainly through sexual contact.
Cooperative Concept Mapping6 Q, 16 marks8 MCQtab 7

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