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Strawberries

Submitted by Cynthia Henderson on Wed, 07/30/2008 - 2:04pm.
The DNA looked like sputum!Are we made of spittle?Crushing the strawberries and following through with the process of discovery provoked inquiring minds.The lesson provided peer-group work.The students would enjoy learning about some aspects of genetics and variables that affect genetic outcomes and gnomes.

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