1. Next SlideBack Slide Number Score Exploring Heredity

2. Slide Number Score Ever wonder where your traits come from? Why do you think you look the way you do? Next SlideBack

3. Heredity Intro video clip/animation Explanation of passing traits

4. Slide Number Score Heredity interactive Instructions: Drag the appropriate amount of genes from the parents unto the childs embryo. Parent 1 Genes (2 sets) Parent two genes(2sets) Childs genome (user will need to drag one set of genes from each parent)

5. Slide Number Score Chromosome Intro Animation and Explanation (Explain the following vocabulary and how they are related and build upon each other. How they build from smallest to largest. ) DNA : Is the chemical that makes up our genes and all of the following parts. Allele: Half of gene Gene: Codes for one trait Chromosome: Bundle of genes Genome : All of an organisms chromosomes. Graphic Illustrating that DNA makes Alleles which make Genes which makes chromosomes

6. Drag and drop game for chromosome Instructions : drag the pieces to build a genome. ( Pieces will be DNA- allele-Gene-Chromosome- and genome..Pieces fit like a puzzle Goal will be to illustrate the layers of chromosomes from previous slide. ) Next SlideBack

7. Slide Number Score Dominant vs Recessive Next SlideBack Dominant alleles always shows up as a trait when present. Recessive alleles are hidden by dominant traits so only show up when no dominant is present. (Graphic or animation that explains dominant and recessive

8. Slide Number Score Dominant vs Recessive Practice Next SlideBack (Students will be given scenarios with dominant only, recessive only, and hybrid dominant and recessive and have to explain which trait) Instructions: Tall is a dominant trait in pea plants. Short is recessive. Below you are given the genes that the pea plants have and you need to determine which trait they have. 2 tall genes 1 tall and one short 2 short genes

9. Slide Number Score Genotype Phenotype Explanation Next SlideBack (Narration and visuals) Genotype is your list of genes. Represented by letters. capital=dominant Lowercase = recessive Phenotype is a description of traits

10. Slide Number Score Genotype phenotype practice Next SlideBack Part 1: Match dominant and recessive alleles. Part 2: Match the following boxes with phenotype or genotype. Part 3 Given the following information. Drag the genotypes with the matching phenotypes. Genotype Phenotype Aa Red Leaves Dominant Recessive A a TT Tall plant tt Tt Short Plant T= Tall t= short

11. Slide Number Score Punnett Square demo Next SlideBack

12. Slide Number Score Punnett square practice Next SlideBack (Students will drag boxes into the appropriate places on the punnett square) Instructions Drag the alleles below onto the punnet square. First set up the punnett square and then fill in the square with the proper genotypes. Parent One is tall and parent two is short. What will the offspring look like? AaaaaAAAAA 1

13. Slide Number Score 0 Assessment Drag and drop Next SlideBack DNA Chromosome Genome phenotype genotype dominant recessive heredity The chemical that makes genes A large bundle of genes. A description of an organism’s traits trait that always shows up One version of a gene. Passing of genes from parents to offspring All of an organisms genes An organisms genes A segment of dna that codes for a trait A trait is hidden by a dominant Allele Gene 210

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