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Free anatomy resources for Microsoft Word
Skeletal System Labeling Diagram
Diagram of a human skeleton with blanks for students to label 9 important bones in the body. Includes a word bank.
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2nd - 6th
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Osmosis Jones Movie Guide
The movie Osmosis Jones is a fun animated film about the cells inside a guy named Frank (played by Bill Murray), as they try to maintain normal body function. It's entertaining and at times pretty gross (perfect for holding the attention of my 10th graders). I made up this question sheet as a review of cellular functions before an exam on organelles and membrane transport. By Michelle Prusa
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9th - 12th
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Parts of the Cell Quiz
A free sample of a short, two page quiz on the parts of the cell. Includes 8 matching questions and 12 diagram labeling questions. Word bank is provided for the diagrams. Includes both plant and animal cells.
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Cell, quiz, test, parts, organelle, organelles, cells, BC Science Guy
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6th - 9th
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The Owie's On Me! Teach, review, and assess body parts using bandages for FREE!
Every preschooler loves bandages--and now you can use that love to teach, review, and even assess a child's understanding of body parts!
Inside, you will find a low-preparation lesson for teaching 30 body parts, including important, but less commonly well-known terms such as knuckle and hip. A poster with labeled parts also comes with this pack, as well as a printable with life-like bandages for your convenience. You'll love the dialogue suggestions and they'll love figuring out just where to
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PreK - 2nd
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Oral Mechanism Exam Cheat Sheet
A handy, abbreviated guide for Speech-Language Pathologists to refer to while performing oral mechanism exams.
Please note: This is a quick reference guide for speech-language pathologists (SLPs) to use as they perform an oral mechanism exam. This is a not a substitute for a comprehensive oral mechanism exam from an SLP. As always, the needs of your individual client should be considered before performing any exam.
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Not Grade Specific
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Skeleton Talk Poem: Rhyming Poem About Bones
This poem is a freebie and positive feedback is greatly appreciated! Thank you so much!
This poem is a rhyming poem designed to provide short facts about bones while building fluency. Kids love poetry and learning about new things using a variety of tools. I use poems during our literacy and apple academic centers. I also made a large one on chart paper for students to read and practice. I hope you enjoy this fun poem, perfect to use during the fall or nutrition/bones unit.
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K - 5th
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Student Interactive Digestion Lesson
This is an imaginative lesson plan and accompanying resources for a observed lesson on the human digestive system designed to get students up out of their seats and finding out information for themselves
Included in this is a fully written lesson plan
A fully resourced digestive system walk-around and worksheet for students to fill out using the information
A directed learning activity covering what students should have learnt to fill the AFL requirement
A digestive system 'Who Wants to be
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4th - 11th
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Zombie Brain School Project
This project idea can be used in physiology, psychology, or biology classes. It is intended to be a fun project that allows students to use creativity to explain the different regions and functions of the human brain. Within the project, students must describe what happens to the human brain after it has been attacked by a zombie virus. Using what they have already learned about the functions and anatomy of the human nervous system, students will compile a report and generate a presentation e
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7th - 12th
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Genetic Engineering Research Project
This project has students research different points of view about genetic engineering. The goal is to help students realize that not only is genetic engineering a widely used tool for multiple areas of science, but it also a highly debated topic.This project is very easily adaptable to any teaching style or desired outcome. If you would rather the final product be a debate then you can easily change this document to reflect that.**Please note: I previously included articles to be used with th
Circulatory Story!!
This assignment has your students writing the story of a red blood cell traveling through the circulatory system. Students need to incorporate key vocab terms that they have learned. They also should be depicting the correct order of blood flow through the heart and body.Use this worksheet for the students to create their rough draft and also use it as the grading rubric. To create the final copies of the books I staple blank sheets of paper together. After the books are graded my students are g
Human Body Systems Project
This is a packet I put together for my 8th graders who are studying the human body. Students select one system they would like to learn more about, and are given specific instructions on the options they have for their research. They are required to complete each step before moving to the next step. Each step requires teacher approval before moving on. This way, you can avoid students ending up with projects that do not meet your minimum requirements. The project is scheduled to last about 7 to
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6th - 10th
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Introduction to Human Anatomy Terminology
This is an introduction to human anatomy directional terminology adapted and modified from the National Cancer Institute using words such as "superior", "inferior", "anterior", etc. along with their definitions. In addition, body planes and cavities are also introduced. I give students a copy and then bring the document up on the Promethean Board projector. Then I bring a student up to the front of the classroom and do a demonstration of all terms, planes and cavities on the student along wit
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10th - 12th
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Asexual and Sexual Reproduction Quiz
This 3-page document includes 15 multiple-choice questions on sexual and asexual reproduction. Designed for high school Biology Anatomy/Physiology courses. Covers mitosis, meiosis, nondisjunction, random assortment, and crossing over. Can also be used for review or part of a larger assessment. Usable with Scantron to save/recycle quiz copies.
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9th - 12th
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BODY CAVITIES & ABDOMINAL REGIONS COLORING ACTIVITY
This activity reviews the major body cavities & abdominal regions in the human body. Students are presented with a numbered diagram to label and color. Part two of the activity requires students to classify major organs into their cavity & abdominal region (if located in abdominal cavity). The finished product provides a great study tool for this all important topic in anatomy. If you like this activity, please follow me & look at the other resources in my Blue Devil Science store
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9th - 12th
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Skeletal System Project
This is a project related to the skeletal system. This project is for project based/student centered learning. This project, along with my other projects, cover FULL UNITS and REALLY ENHANCE STUDENT LEARNING. The reason these projects enhance student learning is due to the fact that they have to personally research all of the important information of the unit and present it. These projects and resources can help a teacher that is interested in creating a student centered classroom do just that.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
General Anatomy & Physiology: Your Skin: Up Close
A perfect introduction to the Integumentary System, this worksheet carefully examines some of the main features of the human skin. The worksheet has a puzzle section and an identify section. A great resource for students of both middle and high school science.
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6th - 12th
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DNA Replication Race; High School Biology
Have your students race each other to replicate a strand of DNA. Uses a bit of friendly competition to review complimentary base pairing rules. There are 8 copies per sheet. Students can also calculate percentages of nucleotide bases in the strand, which is a great lead in to Chargaff's rule and the discovery of DNA structure. # DNA # Replication #activity #competition #calculation # percents #science #high school
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8th - 12th
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HS-LS1-1
FREEBIE: Scientific Method_Unit 1_SCIENCE Review Worksheet
UPDATED FREE PRODUCT: After careful reflect, I removed my previous product with the deactivated links. I have decided to replace the product with a new product entirely. This activity is an EASY FREE review of the Scientific Method and other "Unit 1" review topics in a two-page worksheet. There is matching, writing, and variables practice-problems. This worksheet might be best after direct instruction on the scientific method has been taught. For advanced-level students, it may work as a review
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7th - 12th
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ABO Blood Typing Genetics Handout
A great worksheet for students to learn about ABO blood typing and blood groups. It's helpful to teach a little about the different genes that generate the different blood groups and then give them the handout (here) for practice. It also includes several word problems and lots of Punnet Squares to practice from at the bottom. I can provide an answer key if you need it.
-Greg Schiller
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9th - 12th
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Science Lab Safety Contract, Lab Safety Worksheet and Answer Key
Attached are three documents. The first is a lab safety contract that outlines 15 essential rules for safety in the science lab. The second is a worksheet of 15 scenarios and two additional open-ended questions for students to demonstrate understanding of their lab safety contract. Finally, an answer key is provided for the worksheet. The entire activity takes roughly 30 minutes at the most. The safety lab and worksheet are aimed toward a high school science class, particularly Anatomy and Physi
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6th - 12th
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Muscles Foldable Project
This is a project that I have the students complete at the end of our unit on human musculature. The Rubric is included. It is a foldable that covers 11 of the major muscle groups. Using 6 different colored pieces of construction paper, line them up so that they are staggered by about 3/4" on the short ends. Then fold over the top pieces to meet the bottom pieces which then creates 12 different colored tabs. Put four staples in the top and cut in half right down the middle so that you can a
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9th - 12th
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Macromolecules - Carbohydrates, Lipids, Proteins, and More!
Students use the following background knowledge to understand how macromolecules are made using dehydration synthesis, and broken down using hydrolysis. Enzymes are introduced. · Carbohydrates, proteins, lipids, and nucleic acids are macromolecules found in cells· Organic molecules always contain carbon and hydrogen. The chemistry of carbon accounts for the formation of the very large variety of organic molecules found in living things. · Many molecules of life are macromolecules. Just as atoms
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10th - 12th
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Chicken Wing Dissection Student Handout
This lab handout walks students through the process of dissecting a chicken wing. Instructions and lab questions focus on skin, bones, and muscles. A Do Now activity reviews lab safety procedures, pre-lab questions review relevant anatomical terms, and a post-lab paragraph allows students to reflect on their dissection experience. A great lab to wrap up study of the skeletal, muscular, and integumentary systems!
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10th - 12th
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Parts of the Digestive System (Simple)
Blank human body template and word bank allows students (grades "K" and above) to fill in important parts of the human digestive system.
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1st - 3rd
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