Genetics Vocabulary Cards

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Genetics Vocabulary Cards: One A4 page arranged as 3 columns × 4 rows of dotted-line cards (12 cards total). Each card includes a numbered heading in bold colour, a coloured underline, a one- or two-sentence definition, and a small supporting icon or diagram (DNA helix, chromosomes, Punnett square, plant, allele letters). A large title at the top reads 'GENETICS VOCABULARY CARDS' with a scissor icon and 'cut along the dotted lines' instruction. Text density is low, with short phrases and single...

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This resource provides a set of 12 vocabulary cards designed to introduce and reinforce fundamental genetics terminology. Each card features a key term, a concise definition, and a small illustrative icon, making it an ideal tool for initial exposure to Mendelian genetics. It supports classroom discussions, formative assessments, and revision activities for core concepts.

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