So now that you understand Hardy-Weinberg, look at actual data of an actual Squirrel population.
Make some graphs and analyze the data (there are directions on the PDF -- Squirrel pg 1 Squirrel pg 2). You can draw the graph by hand and take a picture, put the data into logger-pro (on every school computer) and use that to create a graph to put into your document, or create a graph with a spreadsheet on google drive. Whatever works for you :)
Now what happens when you have a small founding population? Or some sort of population bottleneck or genetic drift?
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