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Not grade specific anatomy projects
DIY Foam Larynx Model Patterns
Vocal Anatomy to help you learn as you create this yourself. Voice therapy, singers, musicians or scientists can create 2 different voice box models from this pattern.WHAT?Both patterns included are the perfect addition to your vocal pedagogy class, anatomy class, voice studio or speech pathology class the: Do-It-Yourself Foam Larynx Model Patterns. Enjoy step by step instructions with pictures in this product. Patterns included so you can easily print, trace and make!2 patterns to.....PRINTTRAC
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Also included in: Voice Client 102 Bundle for Speech Therapy
Digestive System Bundle - Labeling Wkst, Puzzle, and Jeopardy-Style Game Project
Enhance your teaching toolkit with our comprehensive Digestive System Bundle, designed to engage and educate students in anatomy and physiology. This dynamic bundle features a Labeling Worksheet, Tarsia Puzzle, and Jeopardy-Style Game Project, covering essential topics such as GI structure, function, pathology, and career exploration. Includes worksheet and puzzle answer keys for quick assessment of student understanding.Perfect for diverse learning styles, our bundle offers a blend of individua
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The Original Brain Hat
Make a paper hat that shows the major lobes of the cerebrum and what they do. It's the hat that's been used in schools, universities and museums around the world! You can find unauthorized copies all over the internet, but this is the original creator. The download gives you a colored copy AND a black and white one that your students can color themselves. Please remember to rate our product! It helps other teachers find it!
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COMPARATIVE ANATOMY ANIMAL PROJECT
I created this as a final project for my anatomy & physiology class. Students are to compare the anatomy and physiology of any organism to that of a human. Students are given choices as to how they want to complete it.
DIRECTIONAL TERMS & BODY PLANES CLAY MODEL ACTIVITY
I created this to do instead of the gummy bear dissection lab. My anatomy students LOVED this. After making models of various terms and planes, students take photos and create a slide show of what they learned.
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MUSCLES ON STATUES SLIDESHOW PROJECT
I use this with my anatomy class as a way for students to learn the names of the muscles. Students select a statue from my slideshow template and then use that to draw and label muscles over the various body parts of the statue. I have provided the slideshow template, instructions, and the sign up sheet. I do this as a group project but they can also do their own.
NAMING BONES OF THE HUMAN SKELETON
I made this activity so that my students could learn the names of the bones of the human body. I bought mini plastic skeletons from amazon (not expensive) and they can be moved in various positions. They LOVE this activity!
CELL TRANSPORT TABLE DRAWINGS & STOP MOTION ANIMATION PROJECT
I use this with my biology students to reinforce the different forms of cell transport (passive, active, diffusion, osmosis, etc). They love drawing on the tables and using clay to make stop motion videos (many apps on cell phones these days). Students are completely engaged!
Antibody Crochet Pattern
Are you seeking an interactive and captivating method to educate students about the immune system? Explore our crochet design featuring an antibody for a hands-on learning experience.
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NEURON CLAY MODEL PROJECT
I use this as a fun way for my students to learn the parts of a neuron by making clay models and drawing on tables with chalk markers. They love this activity.
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Skeleton Calligram- Great Halloween Craft While Learning Them Bones
A fun activity any time of the year, but a perfect activity in October!Learn about the bones in the human body by creating word art, also known as calligrams. This is a great investigation and reinforcement tool. Download includes an introduction and a two dancing skeleton templates for students to complete. Example of completed templates are also provided.
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Also included in: Skeletal System PowerPoint Lesson Bundle with Activities and Quiz
Anatomy of an Alien Science/Art | HUMAN BODY SYSTEMS | SCULPTURE | Gr. 4-6
This assigment is based on the Grade 5 Ontario science curriclum expectations for exploring the human body. Students combine their understanding of scientific concepts with visual arts to create a one of a kind, alien sculpture! B2 Exploring and Understanding Concepts: B2.1 identify systems of the human body, and describe their basic function B2.2 describe the basic structure and function of vital organs in various systems in the human body B2.3 describe interrelationships between human body sys
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Zoonotic Disease Poster
DescriptionThis is a sheet that guides students to create a wanted poster for a zoonotic disease. Gives bullets as to what the student should include on the poster but leaves a lot of room for the teacher to modify for their personal style. Can be done online or a physical poster can be made. When using this in the class, it can be fun to make a competition between students on which poster is the "best". Can also be used for students to walk around the room and learn/take notes about other disea
CLAY HISTOLOGY MODELS PHOTO ASSIGNMENT
I use this in my anatomy class as a way for students to become familiar with the different types of tissues. Students make models in clay, take photos, then upload to my google classroom. They have fun doing this activity.
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Human Body Systems Bloom Ball/Dodecahedron
For each body system, students create a panel that includes at least one diagram of the body system or the main organ, the functions of that body system within the human body, as well as one interaction that body system has with at least one other system. Things to consider: (For the students) 1. What are the main structures of the body system?2. What is the job of this body system?3. How does this system work with other systems?4. What happens if something goes wrong within this body system? In
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Inner-Ear Model
Follow step-by-step instructions to build a 3D paper model of the inner structures of the human ear! How are the parts arranged, and how does each affect the next when sound passes through?Parts covered: canal, ear drum, ossicles, cochlea, cochlear nerve.
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Rectangle Zoom Lens Clip Art Frames, Zoom-In Borders for Anatomy and More
Zoom Lens Science Clip Art (Rectangle) Frames Enlarge, resize, flip & layer zoom-lens frames to enhance and draw attention to all of your lessons & activities! Vibrant colorful borders can be used for worksheets, anatomy lessons, interactive digital activities, and much more. Use them to highlight important parts in lessons, or for highlighting interesting product features on covers and thumbnails. While these were specifically made with anatomy lessons in mind, they are useful for many
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FROG DISSECTION PHOTO ALBUM RUBRIC
I use this to accompany my students dissection of frogs. (You can use any frog dissection lab worksheet). As students dissect they take pictures of their work and turn it into a slide show, which then gets uploaded to our Google Classroom.
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3D Anatomical Model Project
This 3D Anatomical Model Project is something I do at the end of the school year as a summative assessment for my Sports Medicine I students. The students get to pick a body part to create a 3D Model. They get to be as creative as they want when choosing their materials. Included in this is their Rubric along with the directions of what the entire project is. This is not grade specific because you can make your own modifications to it.
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CIRCULATORY SYSTEM ROLLER COASTER POSTER ASSIGNMENT
I use this activity in both my biology and anatomy classes. It allows students to be creative and learn the structures of the heart and the path of blood through the heart and body. posters can be large or small, you decide. I usually hang them up in my classroom after grading.
IMMUNE SYSTEM TABLE DRAWINGS PROJECT
I use this with my biology and anatomy classes. Students use their text or the internet to research parts of the immune system. They then draw on the lab tables according to the requirements of the rubric. They put it into a slideshow and upload to google classroom for grading.
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SKIN DISEASES & DISORDERS STOP MOTION ANIMATION PROJECT
I use this in my anatomy class for Integumentary System disorders. Student make stop motion videos with a phone app. They can use, clay, table markers, or pieces of paper to describe the various medical conditions. Students love this one!
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EPIDERMIS TABLE DRAWINGS PHOTO PROJECT
I use this for my anatomy class. I have black lab tables and student use chalk or neon window markers to draw and label structures we are studying. (Integumentary unit). Students love drawing on the tables and using their phones to take pictures and create slide shows.
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DISSECTION PHOTO ALBUM ASSIGNMENT - GUMMY BEAR DISSECTION
This is a slide show assignment that I use along with dissections in Anatomy class. Students are to take photos as they dissect gummy bears (directional terms & body positions), and then assemble them into a presentation. This is my rubric.
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