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Transcript
Teacher’s
Guide
for
“Heredity”
CT
State
Standards
National
Science
Standards
C.
27
Describe
how
genetic
Reproduction
and
Heredity
information
is
organized
in
genes
on
• Every
organism
requires
a
set
chromosomes,
and
explain
sex
of
instructions
for
specifying
its
determination
in
humans
traits.
Heredity
is
the
passage
of
these
instructions
from
one
generation
to
another
• Hereditary
information
is
contained
in
genes,
located
in
the
chromosomes
of
each
cell.
I.
Vocabulary
Covered
in
“Heredity”
1. Heredity
–
the
passing
of
traits
from
parents
to
offspring
2. Pedigree
–
a
diagram
which
is
used
to
map
out
genetic
relationships
within
a
family
line
3. Chromosomes
–
an
organized
structure
of
DNA
that
contains
genes
4. DNA
–
deoxyribonucleic
acid
–
found
in
nucleus
of
cells
which
contains
hereditary
material
5. Base
pairs
–
DNA
consists
of
4
base
pairs
adenine
(A),
Thymine
(T),
Cytosine
(C)
C,
and
Guanine
(G)
6. Genes
–
located
on
DNA,
they
determine
physical
traits
7. Traits
–
a
characteristic
of
an
organism
such
as
eye
color,
hair
color,
plant
height,
pea
pod
color,
etc.
II.
Understanding
Genetic
Principles
Within
the
Song
A. Heredity
(The
refrain
and
verse
1)
1. Heredity
is
the
passing
of
traits
from
parents
to
offspring.
All
genes
are
inherited
in
pairs.
It
is
these
genes
that
control
the
expression
of
traits
in
offspring.
The
song
uses
examples
such
as
eye
color,
freckles,
and
tongue
folding.
2. The
song
mentions
“map
it
on
your
pedigree.”
Pedigree
diagrams
can
be
used
to
map
out
a
family’s
genetic
conditions
such
as
color
blindness
etc.
Extensions:
You
could
go
on
to
discuss
dominant
versus
recessive
traits
in
organisms
and
teach
how
to
make
predictions
using
Punnett
squares.
B. DNA
(Verse
2)
1. The
song
states
that
DNA
consists
of
4
base
pairs:
A,
T,
C,
and
G.
It
also
discusses
that
A
always
pairs
with
T
and
C
always
pairs
with
G.
That
is
the
rules
for
DNA
base
pairing
2. It
is
the
base
pairs
that
create
the
genetic
code
consisting
of
genes
that
have
control
the
expression
for
particular
traits.
Student
Worksheet
for
“Heredity”
Part
I.
Define
the
following
terms
using
your
own
words:
1. Heredity______________________________________________________________________________
2. DNA
__________________________________________________________________________________
3. Chromosomes
_______________________________________________________________________
4. Genes
________________________________________________________________________________
5. Traits
________________________________________________________________________________
6. Pedigree
_____________________________________________________________________________
7. Base
pairs
____________________________________________________________________________
Part
II.
Answer
the
following
short
answer
questions
to
the
best
of
your
ability.
1. Discuss
how
you
think
the
principles
of
heredity
have
worked
in
your
family.
Make
sure
you
give
examples
of
traits
that
you
or
your
siblings
may
have
inherited
from
your
parents.
_________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________
2.
A
scientist
has
discovered
a
new
genetic
sequence
that
controls
fur
color
in
hamsters
but
is
having
a
hard
time
figuring
out
what
the
matching
base
pairs
are.
A.
What
are
the
base
pairing
rules?
_____________________________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________________
B.
Complete
the
following
sequence
using
your
base
pairing
knowledge:
T
_____
T
_____
C
_____
G
_____
G
_____
C
_____
A
_____
T
_____
G
_____
A
_____