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Button - Chromosomes
Wire - Spindle Fibers
String - Nuclear Envelope
Pipe Cleaners - Centrioles
Thread - Cell Wall
Beads - Chromatids

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The cell membrane pinches together near the middle of the cell, and two new cells form. Each cells have the same number of identical chromosomes and about half of the organelles and cytoplasm.

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The chromosomes keep stretching out and lose their rodlike appearance. This happens in two regions of the cell, and two new nuclear envelopes form.

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The centromeres split in Anaphase. The chromatids separate, and one of them moves along the spindle fiber to one end and the other one goes to the opposite end, and the cell becomes stretched out as they pull away from each other.

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Chromosomes line up across the center of the cells and each chromosome attatches to a spindle fiber at its centromere which will continue to hold the chromatids together.

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Chromatin in the nucleus shrinks to form into chromosomes. Things called spindle fibers form a line between end of the cell. The envelope around the nucleus goes away.

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In interphase cells grow to its mature size and make a copy of its DNA in its nucleus, and gets ready to divide into two cells.