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Not grade specific biology resources for GATE
BIG Eyeball Model + Dissection (with Eye Anatomy Diagrams & Vocabulary Key)
BIG Eyeball Model + Dissection features large parts that are easy to cut out and assemble. With easy to read labels (and vocabulary sheet with simple definitions) this is a great learning tool to study the anatomy of the eye and how it works. More importantly the BIG Eyeball Model is just FUN!!!The paper dissection serves as an alternative or complement to traditional dissections. Additionally, two versions (with templates for making transparent cornea and lenses) allows for easy differentiation
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Not Grade Specific
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NGSS:
4-LS1-1
, MS-LS1-3
, HS-LS1-2
, 4-LS1-2
Diatom crafts: box or ornaments
Oceanography for Christmas? Decorate your holiday tree with diatoms! Diatoms are algae that make their own glass shells from silicon they take from the water. They build shells in snowflake-like geometric designs, fitting a top valve onto a bottom valve, like tiny clams.This download includes a diatom identification page (with 17 types of diatoms) and patterns to make two different crafts. One is a triangle-shaped box that students can color, cut and tape. The other is a set of colored diatom or
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Not Grade Specific
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NGSS:
4-LS1-1
, 5-LS2-1
, 2-LS4-1
, 3-LS4-2
Animal Behavior Courtship Game
In this activity, students will participate in a series of interactions that mimic animal courtship behaviors in selecting a mate. Students will work in teams of 4 and complete the tasks, learning about the various courtship behaviors of the:
- Nursery Web Spider
- Sea Slug
- Adelie Penguin
- Hooded Seal
- Sage Grouse
- Flamingo
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Keystone Species Food Web Poster Project
A great poster food web keystone species poster project. An 18 x 11 white paper works best.
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Magnificent Monarch's
Over 10,000 Monarch Butterflies migrate each year to avoid cold weather.Monarch butterflies embark on a marvelous migratory phenomenon. They travel between 1,200 and 2,800 miles or more from the northeast United States, and southeast Canada to the mountain forests in central Mexico, where they find the right climate conditions to hibernate from the beginning of November to mid-March. The monarch butterfly is known by scientists as Danaus plexippus, which in Greek literally means "sleepy transfor
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Not Grade Specific
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MS-LS2-1
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