At the end of the lesson, students are expected to: a. use a Punnett Square to solve monohybrid crosses; b. employ the steps for solving monohybrid cross using the Punnett Square; and c. determine the genotypes and phenotypes of the offspring; II. Subject Matter: a. Topic: Monohybrid Cross Using a Punnett Square b. Reference: * Exploring Life through Science – Biology
By: John Donnie Ramos, et. Al. pp. 381-397 * Science and Technology – Biology
By: Maria Olivares, et. Al. pp. 190-223 * Biology
By: NPSBE pp.165-177 * Internet www.betterlesson.com www.nclark.net c. Materials: * Power Point Presentation * Figures of Cartoon Characters * Chalk * Punnett Square Board d. Skills:
Using
Employing
Determining
e. Valuing: * Value the importance of Punnett Square in Predicting genetic outcomes of a monohybrid cross
III. Procedure:
Teacher’s Activity Students’ Activity
A.Daily Routine
a.Prayer
b.Greetings
c.Checking of Attendance
B.Recall
What have we discussed yesterday? Yes, ____________!
Determining homozygous and heterozygous traits, dominant and recessive traits and genotype and phenotype
That’s right! When do we say that a trait is homozygous?
Yes, ____________!
If the alleles both carry the same trait, they are homozygous,
Very good! How about the heterozygous trait? Yes, ____________!
If the alleles carry opposite traits they are heterozygous.
Brilliant! How about dominant and recessive traits? Yes, ____________!
Dominant traits are the observable traits of an individual while the recessive traits are the ones that are hidden
Excellent! What about the genotype and phenotype? Yes, ____________!
Genotypes are the factors that cause the phenotype which are the observable traits.