Today: Return Genetics Quiz Discuss Calendar/Important Dates Complete Artificially Selecting Dogs Activity and Reflection D.E.A.R.

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Today: Return Genetics Quiz Discuss Calendar/Important Dates Complete Artificially Selecting Dogs Activity and Reflection D.E.A.R.

MondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFriday – Early Release NO SCHOOL – MEMORIAL DAY – LAST DAY TO TURN IN LATE WORK OR COMPLETE REVISIONS 6 6 th and 7 th period Early Finals for people going to the Jr. Rose Parade 7 – Practice for 8 th Grade Promotion Ceremony 4 th and 5 th Period Final Exams 8 – Locker cleanout Jr. Rose Parade Field Trip 6 th and 7 th Period Final Exams 9 -8 th Promotion Ceremony and Field Trip 10 – NO SCHOOL FOR YOU! Review for Science Final OAKS Science Test

 Meet with another team – try to find teams that used different parent breeds than you did  Choose one of their puppies to cross with your best puppy.  Record the “Neighbor Puppy Traits” on Puppy Traits – Generation #2 table  Follow steps 3, 4, and 5 and 9 listed on the front of the packet to complete the activity  HOMEWORK: Artificially Selecting Dogs Reflection

 Artificial selection happens when people select individuals to mate that have features they hope the offspring will inherit. This is also called selective breeding.