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Exploring Genetics and Heredity: What Traits Do We Inherit from Our Parents?

In today's bellwork, turn to page 160 in your OMM booklet and reflect on the question: When meeting new people, who do they say you resemble—your mom, dad, grandma, grandpa? This exercise explores the concept of genetics and heredity, delving into why we inherit specific traits from our parents, such as having a small nose or big ears. Additionally, we will differentiate between inherited traits shaped by genes and traits influenced by traditions, such as wearing glasses or getting highlighted hair. Finally, please complete the vocabulary activity on your desk.

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Exploring Genetics and Heredity: What Traits Do We Inherit from Our Parents?

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  1. Bellwork • Turn to page 160 in your OMM booklet and answer the following question. • When you meet new people, who do they say you resemble: mom, dad, grandma, grandpa, etc.?

  2. Genetics and Heredity Why do we look like our parents?

  3. Living things inherit traits in patterns.

  4. Traits vs. Traditions • You may have a small nose, big ears, or straight hair. • These things were determined by genes. • You may have pierced ears, wear glasses/contacts, or get your hair highlighted by professional hairstylists. • These are traditions.

  5. Bellwork • Complete the Vocabulary Activity on your desk.

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