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Gap 1, or G1, is when a cell is behaving and growing normally (pictured on top).

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Synthesis, or S phase for short, is when DNA synthesis and replication happens in the nucleus of the cell (pictured on the right in green).

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Gap 2, also known as G2, is when the cell grows more, in preparation for mitosis (pictured on the bottom)

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Cell Division includes the phases Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase, Telophase, and finally, Cytokineses. Cell division can be either asexual, which is mitosis, or sexual, which is called meiosis. (Pictured on the left in yellow).

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Prophase is when the nucleus dissolves, spindle fibers form, and chromatin becomes chromosomes (pictured top left).

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Metaphase is when the sister chromosomes line up at the center/horizon of the cell, the spindle fibers connect to the chromosomes (pictured middle left).

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Anaphase is when the sister chromosomes begin to pull apart (pictured middle right).

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Telophase is when new nucleic membranes are formed, and when the cells continue to pull apart (pictured bottom right).

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Cytokinesis is the final part of cell division. This is where the cell finally splits apart and creates two new daughter cells (pictured above).