Visual Hook: Animal CSI or from science lab to lab By Emily Sohn/ March 26, 2008 ( ) and DNA and Traits by Pearson Interactive Science, Florida Hook Question: How can the science of DNA analysis affect society? Individual responses Predictive Written Response to Complex Text-Based Question What are some positive and negative consequences of using the science of DNA analysis to solve crimes? Vocabulary Instruction Para- Word Part Para- Academic or Discipline Specific Academic or Discipline Specific Word Part graph or graph Vocabulary Vocabulary or Context # Context # 2 Poaching animals from context 1 DNA that stores the Context “taking – “chemical the wild that are protected by information for making an law” organism; molecule found in chromosomes 4 Word 1 & Chromosome - -made up of genes Context Unfortunate part 2 and DNA; each species has a Un not fortunate – certain number 6 DNA to every Word 4 way a species looks or Context – “unique – “the person…found in blood, saliva, part acts” hair - - can identify criminals and victims” 14 Squelch is hard to 6 & Sexual reproduction when sex Context “poaching – squelch” 8 cells (egg and sperm) from two –stop parents from opposite sex come together to make an offspring
Visual Hook: Animal CSI or from science lab to lab By Emily Sohn/ March 26, 2008 ( ) and DNA and Traits by Pearson Interactive Science, Florida Hook Question: How can the science of DNA analysis affect society? Individual responses Predictive Written Response to Complex Text-Based Question What are some positive and negative consequences of using the science of DNA analysis to solve crimes? Vocabulary Instruction # Academic or Discipline Specific Vocabulary Word Part or Context # Academic or Discipline Specific Vocabulary Word Part or Context 2 Poaching “taking animals from the wild that are protected by law” context 1 DNA – “chemical that stores the information for making an organism; molecule found in chromosomes Context 4 Unfortunate Un – not fortunate Word part 1 & 2 Chromosome - -made up of genes and DNA; each species has a certain number Context 6 DNA – “unique to every person…found in blood, saliva, hair - - can identify criminals and victims” Word part 4 – “the way a species looks or acts” Context 14 Squelch “poaching is hard to squelch” –stop 6 & 8 Sexual reproduction – when sex cells (egg and sperm) from two parents from opposite sex come together to make an offspring Context Para- graph Para- graph
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