Understanding Trait Variation in Living Things

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Explore the concept of trait inheritance in living organisms through interactive activities and engaging visuals. Discover whether babies of living things inherit the same traits as their parents and learn how to observe and compare traits between parents and offspring. Dive into the fascinating world of genetics and heredity!


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  1. VARIATION IN TRAITS LESSON 6B Do Babies of Living Things Have the Same Traits as Their Parents? How Do You Know?

  2. Review: Parent and Baby Cacti Do baby plants have the same traits as their parents? Picture of two cacti RES.C2.VIT.L6HO.007 Photo courtesy of Pixabay.com

  3. Todays Focus Questions Do babies of living things have the same traits as their parents? How do you know?

  4. Parents and Their Offspring Photograph by Yukari Ryu

  5. True or False? Statement 1: The babies of living things have traits exactly like their parents traits.

  6. True or False? Statement 2: The babies of living things don t have any of their parents traits.

  7. True or False? Statement 3: The babies of living things have some traits that are like their parents traits and some traits that are different from their parents traits.

  8. Traits of Parents and Their Offspring 1.Look at the list of things you noticed about the parents and babies in the photograph. 2.Share with a partner what you noticed about the parents. 3.Then list two or three traits of the parent animals on your table (under the Parents column). 4.Share with a partner what you noticed about the babies (offspring). 5.Then list two or three traits of the baby animals on your table (under the Offspring (Babies) column). 6.Compare the parents traits with the babies traits. Then draw a line connecting any traits of the babies that match the traits of one or both parents.

  9. Parents and Their Offspring Photograph by Yukari Ryu

  10. True or False? Statement 1: The babies of living things have traits exactly like their parents traits. Statement 2: The babies of living things don t have any of their parents traits. Statement 3: The babies of living things have some traits that are like their parents traits and some traits that are different from their parents traits.

  11. Statement 3 The babies of living things have some traits that are like their parents traits and some traits that are different from their parents traits. How do you know this statement is true? What is your evidence from the photograph? Photograph by Yukari Ryu

  12. Key Science Ideas The babies of living things get many traits from their parents. Traits are passed to offspring (babies) through information in the bodies of living things. This process is calledinheritance. The traits that parents give their offspring are called inherited traits.

  13. Inherited Traits and Variation What are the inherited traits of the kittens? Which traits of the kittens are variations of the parents traits? Photograph by Yukari Ryu

  14. Lets Summarize! Our focus questions: Do babies of living things have the same traits as their parents? How do you know? Answer these questions in your science notebook using evidence from today s investigation of the cats and kittens to support your ideas. Word list: Trait Variation Inherited Babies/offspring

  15. Next Time Environments can change. Variations affect which living things survive. Babies inherit traits from their parents. Lesson 7: New Situation

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