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Middle school anatomy graphic organizer images
Human Skeleton Diagram to Label (middle school)
This is a picture of the human skeleton I had years back that I took and photo shopped for students to be able to label in a quiz.
I did not draw the skeleton, but did get rid of the words and put new arrows and lines in to allow students to label the bones.
It came in very handy and I used it all of my middle school teaching years after.
It may be a little too elementary for high schoolers, but could be a good review for them on the basics.
I do not have a key with it but it is so basic tha
Grades:
5th - 9th
What 's Your Type - Blood Types Poster - World Blood Donor Day Activities
The story behind this productWorld Blood Donor Day takes place on 14 June each year. The aim is to raise global awareness of the need for safe blood and blood products for transfusion and of the critical contribution voluntary, unpaid blood donors make to national health systems. The day also provides an opportunity to call to action to governments and national health authorities to provide adequate resources and put into place systems and infrastructures to increase the collection of blood from
Subjects:
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: World Blood Donor Day Bundle - World Blood Donor Day Activities
Human Skull Sagittal View
This is a JPEG image of the sagittal view of the human skull. Clear, bold lines and exaggerated sutures help students identify boundaries between each of the major bones of the skull. Anatomically correct and gently contoured, this hand-drawn image gives students a realistic impression of the human skull while maintaining simplicity for study and assessment. This is image can be resized, labeled, and inserted into a Word or PowerPoint document. Students may also benefit from coloring copies
Grades:
8th - 11th
Human Skull Frontal View
This is a JPEG image of the frontal view of the human skull. Clear, bold lines and exaggerated sutures help students identify boundaries between each of the major bones of the skull. Anatomically correct and gently contoured, this hand-drawn image gives students a realistic impression of the human skull while maintaining simplicity for study and assessment. This is image can be resized, labeled, and inserted into a Word or PowerPoint document. Students may also benefit from coloring copies o
Grades:
8th - 11th
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