Description
This reproduction graphic organizer is perfect for middle school science! Engage your middle school students in a hands-on, visual comparison of asexual and sexual reproduction with this standards-aligned graphic organizer activity! Designed for grades 6–8, this resource helps students deepen their understanding of genetic variation, cell division, and types of reproduction through drawings, written explanations, and model-based thinking.
With low-prep, print-and-go pages plus a Google Slides version, this resource makes it easy to integrate NGSS-aligned content into your science classroom—perfect for classwork, review, or sub plans.
✅ What’s Included:
- 2 printable graphic organizers (Color + Black & White versions for easy copying)
- 1 Google Slides digital version
- Clear directions for student use
- Visually engaging layout with clipart to support comprehension
🧬 Skills & Standards:
- MS-LS3-2: Develop and use a model to describe asexual vs. sexual reproduction
- Florida Standard SC.7.L.16.3: Compare processes of reproduction and types of cell division (mitosis vs. meiosis)
- Identifying examples of organisms that reproduce sexually or asexually
- Describing levels of genetic diversity in populations
- Explaining biological advantages and disadvantages of each method
- Critical thinking: Students form and support an opinion on which method is “better”
💡 Perfect for:
- Science stations or partner work
- Homework or independent classwork
- Review before assessments
- Formative assessment or exit tickets
- Emergency sub plans
Why Teachers Love It:
- No prep needed—just print or assign digitally!
- Aligned to NGSS and state standards
- Encourages higher-order thinking and student creativity
- Supports both in-person and digital learning environments
***Please not that this activity is NOT editable due to copyright of clipart and special fonts used. ***
Related Resources:
- Asexual vs Sexual Reproduction Unit Bundle
- Asexual vs Sexual Reproduction Warm Ups / Exit Tickets
- Asexual vs Sexual Reproduction Task Cards
- Asexual vs Sexual Reproduction Stations Activities
- Asexual vs Sexual Reproduction Choice Board
- Asexual and Sexual Reproduction Lesson Guided Notes & Assessment – Editable
Related Blog Post: Why Students Struggle with Asexual vs Sexual Reproduction and How to Fix It




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