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Goal Standard: Students will understand that organisms reproduce and transmit genetic information (genes) to offspring, which influences individuals’ traits in the next generation.
How can we determine the chance that an offspring will receive a parent trait?
How and why might we need to be able to track genetic traits over time?
What happens if something goes wrong with DNA?
Learning Experience:
Mini Lesson (must-do)
Spongebob Genetics (must-do)
Inheritance IRG (must-do)
Genetic Disorder Research Project (must-do)
Amoeba Sisters- Sex Linked Traits (should-do)
Monster Genetics (should-do)
Genetic Counseling Practice (should-do)
Pedigree Mystery Lab (should-do)
Concept Map: Building Connection between Meiosis and Inheritance (aspire to-do)
Create Your Own Pedigree (aspire to-do)
Evidence:
Use monohybrid crosses to determine the probability that an offspring will receive a specific trait
Use pedigrees to track genetic mutations/diseases through several generations
You will be practicing monohybrid crosses which means you need to understand the following terms: Homozygous, heterozygous, allele, gene, genotype, and phenotype.
The assignment will walk you through this but as always remember to use your thinking strategies when you get stuck.
Monitor for meaning
Access your schema
Make inferences
Ask questions
Create visual images
The reading is broken up into sections with different ways to process and practice what you are reading about. The assignment is designed to be done with a partner however you are free to do it by yourself too.
In addition to the tasks you will engage in in this assignment, remember to slow down and make meaning out of what you are reading. You are wasting your own time when you don't allow yourself time to think and understand what you are learning.
Follow the directions provided to determine the genotypes and phenotypes for the monsters. Then perform the monohybrid crosses to see what offspring the parent monsters would produce.
Make sure you draw a picture of what the offspring would look like and upload it with this lab sheet.
Everyone's genes are different and unique to them. Crime scene investigators use this fact to their advantage to help solve crimes. In this lab, you will use the clues given and your understanding of creating pedigrees to solve the mystery!
There is a breakdown of how to create a pedigree at the bottom of the assignment.
Follow the directions provided by the assignment to the left. Make sure you pay careful attention to what it is asking you to include. There is an example at the bottom to help you get an idea of what is expected.
Follow the directions provided by the assignment to the left. Make sure you pay careful attention to what it is asking you to include. There is an example at the bottom to help you get an idea of what is expected.
How to use Punnett squares to predict genotypic and phenotypic ratios (be sure to know all VOCAB: homozygous, heterozygous, genotype, phenotype, allele, dominant, recessive)
The relationship between genotypes and phenotypes
How to interpret a pedigree in order to predict genotypes and phenotypes
The differences between inheritance patterns (autosomal dominant/recessive, incomplete, codominance, and sex-linked)