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National DNA Day – National DNA Day commemorates the successful completion of the Human Genome Project in 2003 and the discovery of DNA’s double helix in 1953.
Celebrate DNA Day with Your Students – Ideas for teachers, students, classrooms, and schools.
Genetics 101 – Learn more about your genetics.
Minute to Understanding DNA – The Jackson Laboratory’s “genetic engineer” takes you from base to genome to learn about DNA.
Wikipedia – DNA Day according to the Internet encyclopedia.
What is DNA?
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Celebrate!
Genealogy Day – Genealogy Day is every second Saturday in March and this year, it takes place on March 11.
Family History Month – October is a great opportunity to talk about family history and make sure your family story is remembered.
Kid Inventor’s Day – Recognizing the innovative creations of children on January 17.
Expanding Girls’ Horizons In Science And Engineering Month – Expanding Girls’ Horizons in Science and Engineering Month is celebrated in the month of March.
Science Education Day – Science Education Day takes place every March 14 to appreciate the contributions of various individuals, both young and adults, towards the development of science education.
Genetics 101
More to Explore
DNA Tips & Tools – There are plenty of Internet resources where you will be able to upload your Ancestry raw DNA to learn more about yourself or your ancestry.
Genetic Genealogy – What’s It All About? – As DNA analysis has put an exciting spin on tracing our family trees it can all seem to be an overwhelming and confusing science! The following resources should help us to put a bit of sense and understanding for genealogical tasks.
Genealogy for Kids -Discovering so few younger genealogists I realize the importance of inspiring my own grandchildren to take pride in their heritage and an appreciation of history and geography.
Get Help Now! – A selection of articles, tools, and resources to help parents and their children tackle homework assignments and projects.
I DNAed My Dog – “Just like Lab’s,” was the title of the advertisement which led us to adopt these two sweet pups, Prince and Lucinda into our family twelve years ago.
As they grew Prince resembled a Lab for sure and Lucinda started looking like she carried German Shorthair Pointer genes. Years passed and while we never knew exactly the mix we did know it was a winner.
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