Description

This Punnett square game livens up practicing crosses. Students work Punnett square problems in a game-style format, using 4 different sets of trait cards. The problems focus on basic dominant and recessive inheritance, so students build a strong foundation before moving on to more challenging crosses. It works as part of a lesson, a class opener, or a quick review.

What’s Included

• Teacher suggested directions
• 4 sets of different trait cards
• Student directions with keywords
• Student handout

Good to Know

• Grades: high school biology
• Focus: basic dominant and recessive inheritance
• Use it as: a class opener, part of a lesson, or a quick review

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FAQ

What kind of crosses are included?
Basic dominant and recessive crosses, to build a foundation for harder ones.

How many trait card sets are there?
4 different sets.

How can I use it?
As part of a lesson, a class opener, or a quick review.