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Anatomy simulation pdfs
Frog Paper Dissection
This activity is a perfect alternative to dissection or as an elaboration or evaluation. I have taught Biology for 36 years, and have done many real dissections of many different animals, but have changed my mind on whether students need a real frog to dissect in high school. Recently, I have given this activity to my students instead of doing a real dissection, and they have fun, stay safe and don't hurt any animals! Students who were absent during a real dissection could do this activity to
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7th - 12th
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Fetal Pig Anatomy and Simulated Dissection Worksheet (female)
This worksheet can be use to preview or review the female fetal pig dissection, or can stand alone as a comparative anatomy lesson. It could also be used for students who were absent for dissection or as an alternative to dissection. Students read steps as if they were doing a dissection, and color the diagram as they go. Then, they answer questions at the end, where they have to do a comparison of the female reproductive organs and human reproductive organs, and also a comparison of the pig
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7th - 12th
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Rat Paper Dissection
This is the new installment of my paper animal dissections. It can be used instead of real dissections to save an animal's life and to allow all students the access. My own biology students enjoy doing these paper dissections. It reinforces human anatomy studies as well as comparative anatomy. Hope it meets expectations! You can make it a little more difficult or easy by changing up the questions.
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7th - 12th
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NGSS:
MS-LS1-3
, HS-LS1-2
Shark Paper Dissection (Female)
Here is the companion to the male shark paper dissection that has been quite popular. Many teachers have decided to give students the option to do a paper dissection rather than a real dissection if it goes against their beliefs. Some teachers use these for when a student is absent for a real dissection and of course, some only use paper or on-line dissections in lieu of the real for financial, environmental or other reasons. Students really seem to like these dissections, and they are suitab
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Fetal Pig Paper Dissection
This paper dissection can be used as an alternative to a real dissection. Perhaps this is for the student who was absent during the dissection, for the students who don't want to do the dissection, or for the entire class when dissection is not a choice. The dissection is pretty simple and could be done by younger students. Blood vessels, bone, muscle and brain are not included. I think your students will enjoy this activity!
Grades:
7th - 12th
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NGSS:
MS-LS1-3
, HS-LS1-2
Starfish Anatomy and Simulated Dissection Worksheet
This worksheet can be used as a preview or review of a real starfish (sea star) dissection or as a stand-alone worksheet. It can also be used as a sub lesson or as a make-up assignment for a student who was absent for the real dissection. Students read the steps to a would-be dissection, and then label and color the diagrams. You can add to the assignment by having students write the function of each part or by writing some questions on the board.
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Grades:
7th - 12th
Crayfish anatomy and Simulated Dissection Worksheet
This worksheet can be used as a preview or review for the real crayfish dissection or as a stand-alone assignment. The student reads the information, which is presented as if dissecting, and then colors and labels the diagram. It can be used as a sub lesson plan or for a student who has been absent for the dissection.
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7th - 12th
Cat Paper Dissection
This paper dissection goes along with my other paper dissections such as the frog and pig. It is a great alternative to a real dissection. It can be given to those students who don't want to dissect or who are absent for the dissection or can be given to the entire class when a real dissection is not an option. It still gives the students the idea of where the organs situated in the body and what organs are dorsal, ventral, etc. Students color the organs, cut them out, glue them into place a
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Grades:
7th - 12th
NGSS:
MS-LS1-2
, MS-LS1-3
, HS-LS1-2
Mix and Match! Blood Type Compatibility Lab- Simulated Blood Transfusions!
Teaching which blood types are compatible should be more than just having students memorize a chart. Learning the science behind the chart can be complicated but necessary for full comprehension and retention.This lab begins with a brief overview of antigens and antibodies. Students will use their knowledge to then simulate blood transfusions with each "blood type".Materials needed to complete the lab are kept to a minimum in order to be cost-effective (cups, food coloring and spoons are all y
Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in: The BIG BUNDLE on BLOOD!
Transcription and Translation worksheet and activity.
Protein synthesis is one of those topics where students struggle to visualize and retain the information. In this gene expression bundle, there is a practice worksheet and dry lab that let’s kid create a paper amino acid chain from a DNA sequence.Both the worksheet and simulation should be done following a lesson on protein synthesis. This is a reinforcement exercise for the basic components of protein synthesis and doesn’t include the noncoding strand of DNA, enzymes, or energy requirements.
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6th - 10th
Also included in: Biology Curriculum Bundle
Flow of Blood in the Heart
⚡Memorizing the flow of blood in the heart doesn’t have to be boring. Liven it up by having students order the blood flow through the heart steps on their own. Students will put color coded strips in order each representing a different part of the heart. Students will work in groups and receive an envelope with various color strips of paper. Pink strips represent the chambers, green strips represent the valves, yellow strips represent the blood vessels, blue cards represent oxygenated blood and
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10th - 12th
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Lungs : Model and Interactive Notebook
Teaching the Human Body? This Lungs Minilesson will teach how the lungs work in the respiratory system to grade 2-5 scientists. Lung Model and Interactive Notebook shows how to create a working model of a lung with interactive science notebook pages to reinforce content and help assess understanding. Vocabulary words introduced include lung, diaphragm, trachea, rib cage, exhale, inhale, and respiratory system. This is a great addition to your unit in the human body organs! Students are guarante
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2nd - 5th
Gifted Education Unit- Medical Interns
Medical Interns is an excellent student extension for students who are learning about human body systems.Working as an intern students will diagnose patients with varied medical conditions. Armed with prescription cards in their white lab coats, they will determine staff members ailments. If faced with an unknown disease, students will research plausible possibilities, return to the patient with a prescription and present various treatment options.
This is a great unit for gifted education cla
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4th - 8th
Active Learning Healthcare Career Interview Exam
Looking for an active learning opportunity to tie all your students' knowledge together and add an exam/research/extra credit grade to your grade book? Look no further!This multi-day activity guides students through a reflective interview preparation process that includes research and thoughtful consideration of all their prior healthcare knowledgepractice and reflective self-evaluationpeer-to-peer engagementwork-readiness practice during a mock interviewIncluded for the teacher:multiple suggest
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Virtual Jellyfish (Cnidaria) Dissection/Thinglink
Students maneuver through thinglink to discover the internal anatomy of the jellyfish. The google document is linked at the bottom of the pdf for easy inclusion to your virtual platform.
Grades:
6th - 12th
Also included in: Marine Invertebrates Virtual Lab (Thinglink)
Virtual Crayfish (Crustacean) Dissection/Thinglink
Students maneuver through thinglink to discover the internal anatomy of the crayfish. The google document is linked at the bottom of the pdf for easy inclusion to your virtual platform.
Grades:
6th - 12th
Also included in: Marine Invertebrates Virtual Lab (Thinglink)
Bird Beak Investigation - Animal Adaptations
Students will explore various kinds of bird beaks to determine which beak works best for different kinds of food/prey. Students will consider how physical and/or behavioral adaptations help animals survive. Teacher's guide included.
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2nd - 6th
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Blood Model: Make Blood Slime! Add in each component that makes up our blood
This activity pairs well with THIS YT video!Learn about the liquid and non liquid elements of the blood. Explore each element as you add them to your slime! This will help your students see how the Red Blood Cells color the blood and how large the White Blood Cells are in comparison. SUBSCRIBE to my YouTube Channel for new Episodes and FREE Resources!
Grades:
4th - 9th
NGSS:
4-LS1-1
, MS-LS1-3
Homeostasis Online Simulation
Engage your students using this homeostasis online simulation. The worksheet walks students through the background information, instructs them through the simulation, and asks thought-provoking analysis questions.This activity is suited for students learning basic homeostasis in biology. This could be used as an introductory homeostasis activity in anatomy before going deeper into the topic.Prior Knowledge Required:-Students should be introduced to homeostasis and know the terms stimulus and res
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7th - 11th
FL 5th Grade SC.5.L.14.1 Life Science Simulation-Human Body Organs & Functions
Welcome to the 5th-grade simulation where we'll embark on an exciting journey through the human body! In this exploration, you'll learn to identify various organs and uncover their essential functions, from the protective role of the skin to the intricate workings of the brain, heart, and beyond. Get ready to delve into the complexities of the human anatomy, understanding how each organ contributes to our overall health and well-being. This lesson plan is divided into multiple sections, each wit
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4th - 6th
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Virtual Clam (Mollusk) dissection/Uses Thinglink
Students maneuver through thinglink to discover the internal anatomy of the clam. The google document is linked at the bottom of the pdf for easy inclusion to your virtual platform.
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6th - 12th
Also included in: Marine Invertebrates Virtual Lab (Thinglink)
Octopus Anatomy and Simmulated Dissection Worksheet
This is another installment to my animal anatomy simulated dissection worksheets collection. This time, we get the octopus in all it's anatomical glory. It is similar to the squid which is also in the collection. This worksheet is a bit more detailed than the squid and would be perfect for advanced Biology but you can simplify the questions and not go into detail with the cardiovascular system. Students read the prompts, label, and color according to directions. A question sheet and answer
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7th - 12th
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NGSS:
MS-LS1-3
, HS-LS1-2
Enzyme Lab - Testing Catalase
The Enzyme Lab involving liver, potato, and manganese dioxide is a hands-on experiment designed to explore the activity of the enzyme catalase. Catalase is an enzyme found in various living organisms, including animals and plants, and it plays a crucial role in catalyzing the decomposition of hydrogen peroxide into water and oxygen.To conduct this experiment, you'll need fresh liver, potato, hydrogen peroxide solution, manganese dioxide, test tubes, a test tube rack, a stirring rod, and safety e
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education
NGSS:
HS-LS1-7
, HS-LS1-6
Also included in: Biology Unit 2 Cheeseburger Unit Bundle
Grasshopper Paper Dissection
This paper dissection has the students cut out, color and place paper organs onto the blank body according to the instructions. Organs are glued into place from back to front so that when the gluing is completed, students will see what the grasshopper looks like when it is placed on it's back, cut up through the middle, and opened up. Students have a chance to understand how organs are placed in a body, comparing the grasshoppers body to our own. They are given information about the body syst
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Grades:
8th - 12th
NGSS:
MS-LS1-2
, MS-LS1-3
, HS-LS1-2
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