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Objective/ Procedure |
Handouts/
Labs |
Homework |
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4/26 |
Genetics-1
TSWBAT
1. Understand that a
genotype is an
organisms particular combination of paired alleles while the phenotype
represents the expressed trait
2. Understand that
genotypes can be heterozygous or homozygous and that 1 dominant allele
means that the dominant trait will be expressed
3. Participate in an
activity to show the probability of the expression of different traits and
determine the genotypes and phenotypes of the individuals
NJCCCS
5.1 &
5.5
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23.Easter
Egg Genetics
Study Island
Assignments Due
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4/27 |
Genetics-2
TSWBAT
1. Understand that
a genotype is
an
organisms particular combination of paired alleles while the
phenotype represents the expressed trait
2. Understand that
genotypes can be heterozygous or homozygous and that 1 dominant
allele means that the dominant trait will be expressed
3. Use Punnett
Squares to determine the genotypes and phenotypes of
offspring
NJCCCS
5.1 &
5.5
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49.
Bikini Bottom Genetics-1
50.
Bikini Bottom Genetics-2
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4/28 |
Genetics-2
TSWBAT
1. Understand that
a genotype is
an
organisms particular combination of paired alleles while the
phenotype represents the expressed trait
2. Understand that
genotypes can be heterozygous or homozygous and that 1 dominant
allele means that the dominant trait will be expressed
3. Use Punnett
Squares to determine the genotypes and phenotypes of
offspring
NJCCCS
5.1 &
5.5
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4/29 |
Milkweed Bugs&
Mini Ecosystems
TSWBAT
1.Add
milkweed bugs to habitats, first determining the males and females and
making sure the habitat contains all the biotic and abiotic factors the bugs need fro
survival
2.
Monitor events
and changes in the milkweed bugs:
Observe the feeding,
drinking, movement, mating, egg laying, hatching and molting
3. Observe changes
in terrestrial & aquatic Mini-ecosystems
NJCCCS
5.1 &
5.5,
5.10 |
25.
Milkweed Bug Changes
26.
Aquatic Organisms Observations/ Terrestrial Organisms Observations
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4/30 |
Milkweed Bugs&
Mini Ecosystems
TSWBAT
1.Add
milkweed bugs to habitats, first determining the males and females and
making sure the habitat contains all the biotic and abiotic factors the bugs need fro
survival
2.
Monitor events
and changes in the milkweed bugs:
Observe the feeding,
drinking, movement, mating, egg laying, hatching and molting
3. Observe changes
in terrestrial & aquatic Mini-ecosystems
NJCCCS
5.1 &
5.5,
5.10 |
NJ ASK SCIENCE TEST |
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