Middle School Genetics Workbook
ELLY THORSEN
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“Thorsen combines reading, writing, drawing, and hands-on activities to keep students interested.”
This open-and-go middle school biology workbook makes a complicated science topic accessible, interesting, and memorable. An ideal homeschool choice or summer science workbook, it is logically organized to be a fun and stress-free unit for both the learning partner and the student. A variety of interesting worksheets, activities, a project, two experiments, assessments, and detailed answer keys are included.
Topics consist of Gregor Mendel and his experiments, dominant and recessive alleles, genotype and phenotype, Punnett squares, homozygous and heterozygous, inherited and acquired traits, and codominance and incomplete dominance.
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supplies required:
- Scissors
- Glue stick
- Crayons or colored pencils
- A coin (or a digital coin flip found online)
- A four-sided die (or a random number generator of some sort)
- Craft supplies (optional and entirely dependent on the student’s model project)
- PTC paper test strips (typically less than $10 for a pack of 100 and available from online retailers—can be substituted with cilantro for a similar experiment)
Workbook Features:
- Open-and-go format for independent learning
- A suggested pacing guide for40 days of lessons
- All informational text and background information needed to master the content
- A variety of unique and fun worksheetsto keep learning interesting
- Multiple activities and a creative project
- Two experiments requiring onlyinexpensive supplies
- Assessments to gauge progress and learning
- Detailed answer keysIdeas for research and activities to extend learning beyond the workbook
Middle School Genetics Workbook
ELLY THORSEN
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“Thorsen combines reading, writing, drawing, and hands-on activities to keep students interested.”
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supplies required:
- Scissors
- Glue stick
- Crayons or colored pencils
- A coin (or a digital coin flip found online)
- A four-sided die (or a random number generator of some sort)
- Craft supplies (optional and entirely dependent on the student’s model project)
- PTC paper test strips (typically less than $10 for a pack of 100 and available from online retailers—can be substituted with cilantro for a similar experiment)
Workbook Features:
- Open-and-go format for independent learning
- A suggested pacing guide for 40 days of lessons
- All informational text and background informationneeded to master the content
- A variety of unique and fun worksheets to keep learning interesting
- Multiple activities and a creative project
- Two experiments requiring only inexpensive supplies
- Assessments to gauge progress and learning
- Detailed answer keysIdeas for research and activities to extendlearning beyond the workbook
This open-and-go middle school biology workbook makes a complicated science topic accessible, interesting, and memorable. An ideal homeschool choice or summer science workbook, it is logically organized to be a fun and stress-free unit for both the learning partner and the student. A variety of interesting worksheets, activities, a project, two experiments, assessments, and detailed answer keys are included.
Topics consist of Gregor Mendel and his experiments, dominant and recessive alleles, genotype and phenotype, Punnett squares, homozygous and heterozygous, inherited and acquired traits, and codominance and incomplete dominance.
Middle School Genetics Workbook
ELLY THORSEN
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“The Genetics Workbook is self-contained and easy to use while also providing serious academic content in an entertaining format.”
This open-and-go middle school biology workbook makes a complicated science topic accessible, interesting, and memorable. An ideal homeschool choice or summer science workbook, it is logically organized to be a fun and stress-free unit for both the learning partner and the student. A variety of interesting worksheets, activities, a project, two experiments, assessments, and detailed answer keys are included.
Topics consist of Gregor Mendel and his experiments, dominant and recessive alleles, genotype and phenotype, Punnett squares, homozygous and heterozygous, inherited and acquired traits, and codominance and incomplete dominance.
BUY ON AMAZON →
BUY ON BARNES & NOBLE →
supplies required:
- Scissors
- Glue stick
- Crayons or colored pencils
- A coin (or a digital coin flip found online)
- A four-sided die (or a random number generator of some sort)
- Craft supplies (optional and entirely dependent on the student’s model project)
- PTC paper test strips (typically less than $10 for a pack of 100 and available from online retailers—can be substituted with cilantro for a similar experiment)
Workbook Features:
- Open-and-go format for independent learning
- A suggested pacing guide for 40 days of lessons
- All informational text and background information needed to master the content
- A variety of unique and fun worksheets to keep learning interesting
- Multiple activities and a creative project
- Two experiments requiring only inexpensive supplies
- Assessments to gauge progress and learning
- Detailed answer keysIdeas for research and activities to extend learning beyond the workbook
