DNA Model Paper Project

DNA Structure dry lab is a cut n' paste activity in which students build models of DNA and then answer 10 general questions about the structure of DNA. The download is a PDF file. All DNA pieces are included, complete with teacher tips and an answer key.

A paperless version is also available hosted on Google Slides to support your remote learning needs.

Also included are extra parts if you'd like to build an RNA model (ribose and uracil cut outs).

If you'd like a complete package that contains this paper model PLUS more- check out my DNA Complete Unit Resource- it contains everything from notes to the test and all the fun stuff in between, like task cards, interactive notebook activities, and this paper model.

Other DNA material you may be interested in:

✿DNA PowerPoint Presentation(All you'll ever need to know about DNA in biology class)- 57 slides DNA Notes plus student fill in.

✿Class DNA Project(create your class Frankenstein)

✿DNA Paper Lab

✿DNA Replication

✿DNA Extraction Lab (Strawberry or Cheek Cells)

✿DNA Structure Task Cards- 23 task cards that cover 21 stations all about the structure of DNA!

✿DNA and RNA Reading and Coloring

✿Practice comparing DNA and RNA Homework

✿Practice Decoding the Genetic Code

✿Breaking the Genetic Code (in class practice or homework)

✿How DNA Determines Traits

✿Protein Synthesis Interactive Model

✿DNA Study Guide

Also included...

DNA Bellringer or Warmup (exclusive with this package)

✿DNA Test and DNA quiz (DNA structure, replication, and protein synthesis) - only found in this bundle, valued at $4

✿Mutations PowerPoint Presentation

✿Mutation Simulation: The Narwhaligans

✿Mutations Study Guide

**Do you use interactive notebooks in your classroom?**

Check out my DNA Interactive Notebook or my Mutations Interactive Notebook.

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