High school biology website with flash animations. Requires current Flash player.
 
Drag-and-Drop for Grade 11 Biology
 
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In these Drag-and-Drop games for Grade 11 Biology  you can move images (molecules, chemical symbols, etc.) with your mouse and place them in specific locations.

To see whether your browser will work, hold down the left mouse button over the image on the right and see if you can drag it.

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Drag-and-Drop Cell Membrane   Drag-and-Drop Cell Membrane
You are given all the molecules (and labels) needed to build a model of the cell membrane in which simple and facilitated diffusion are occuring.
Drag-and-Drop Cell Organelles   Drag-and-Drop Cell Organelles
Match the cell organelles with their functions. This is great practice when you have to memorize all the organelles!
Drag-and-Drop Cool Molecules   Drag-and-Drop Cool Molecules
Build some of the coolest molecules around including methane, ethanol, and phosphate.
Drag-and-Drop Cooler Molecules   Drag-and-Drop Cooler Molecules  
It doesn't get much better than this! This drag-and-drop game will guide you in placing the atoms needed to build your molecules.
Drag-and-Drop DNA Model   Drag-and-Drop DNA Model
Put together a DNA molecule 4 base-pairs long.
Drag-and-Drop Genetics   Drag-and-Drop Genetics  
Practice a variety of Mendelian genetics problems (monohybrid, blood type, sex linkage, pedigree) right in your browser!
Drag-and-Drop Pedigree   Drag-and-Drop Pedigree
Solve genetic problems and create pedigrees for tongue rolling, eye colour, diabetes, and blood type! Includes a short quiz for each problem and a larger quiz at the end.
Drag-and-Drop Pedigree (Flash version)   Drag-and-Drop Pedigree (Flash version)  
Solve genetic problems and create pedigrees for tongue rolling, eye colour, diabetes, and hypertension! Includes a short quiz for each problem.
Karyotype Drag-and-Drop   Karyotype Drag-and-Drop  
Drag the chromosomes and pair them up to make 3 different karyotypes and then answer questions about the chromosomal defects and syndromes.


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