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Study your notes, do these Genetics Activities, and watch (or re-watch) the videos below to help you prepare for the exam tomorrow.
Gold Tape Question: In England and Wales pedigrees (Family Trees) are officially recorded by the country. Where are the official documents stored? Big Red Challenge: The first student to comment, message, or email the score of this weekends Nebraska Cornhuskers game will get a pack of Big Red Gum on Monday. Ohio State is the number 5 team in the country right now and Nebraska are big underdogs in this game so, if the Huskers win, then every student to responds will get a pack! 
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Pedigrees are one of the more challenging concepts to wrap your head around in genetics. The basics of pedigrees, what the symbols and charts represent are easy, however interpreting and creating the pedigrees from a description can be quite the task. Today in class students tried their hand at pedigrees not just with pen and paper but with Swedish fish and gummi bears. The fish were "female" and the bears were "boys" and by reading about the family history, students were able to assemble pedigrees using their candy to represent the family members, with their color(s) representing their genotype. 
Tomorrow's quiz is over genetics vocabulary, punnet squares, incomplete and co-dominance, with an extension problem about dihybrid crosses. Use the videos below to help you study for the quiz.
Big Red Challenge:First student to email or comment the score wins a pack of Big Red gum!
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AuthorMr. Powell is a High School Science Teacher in Western Colorado. 
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