Punnett Square Template Mat

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Punnett Square Template Mat: Header with NAME and DATE lines; left column '1. PARENTS' with spaces for Parent 1 and Parent 2 names, genotype lines and circular gamete icons; central '2. PUNNETT SQUARE' area with labelled Parent 1 gamete boxes across the top, Parent 2 gamete boxes down the side and a large 2x2 grid; '3. GENOTYPE RATIO' purple box with checkboxes/lines to count each genotype and a total line; '4. PHENOTYPE RATIO' orange box to list phenotypes and counts with a total; '5. NOTES /...

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This printable is an A4 template mat that guides students through a 2x2 Punnett square activity: enter parent genotypes and gametes, fill the square, then record genotype and phenotype ratios. It includes a notes area, a short key/reminders section with an example cross, and a key vocabulary strip to support pupils who need language scaffolding. The layout is designed for guided practice and independent recording during basic Mendelian genetics lessons.

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