Exploring the Human Body Systems
Photo credit: The Amoeba Sisters The Amoeba Sisters introduce the systems of the human body to students. There is a worksheet that […]
Month: April 2017
The Day the Mesozoic Died
Photo credit: Howard Hughes Medical Institute In the film, “The Day the Mesozoic Died” scientists follow the chain of evidence that leads to […]
Natural Selection Simulator from PhET
Photo credit: University of Colorado Here is a simulator, from PhET, for determining scenarios of natural selection. I like the options that […]
Date a Rock
Photo credit: Date a Rock is an activity where students put their knowledge to use. They count the amount of beans (Beanium) […]
Telltale Timeline of Life
Photo credit: Images In Time by Stephen Greb with the Kentucky Geological Society (http://www.uky.edu/KGS/) Timeline of Life is a card sorting game, […]
Headline News: Newly Discovered on Planet Pamishan!
Photo credit: www.biologycorner.com Students learn about taxonomy, classification, and dichotomous keys with this game from www.biologycorner.com. Save Save Save
The Terrific Tree of Life
Photo credit: Tree of Life web project The Tree of Life web project is a site with over 10,000 pages of information […]
Atomic Candy
Photo credit: eGFI Atomic Candy is a lesson from eGFI (Engineering, Go For It!), that teaches students about radiometric dating. On eGFI’s […]
The Fossil Evidence for Evolution!
Photo credit: Oregon Public Broadcasting The Fossil Evidence for Evolution is a multi-part lesson from PBS that can take 2-3 class periods, […]
Who Wants To Live A Million Years?
Photo credit: The Science Channel “Who Wants to Live a Million Years?“, is a game from the Science Channel that helps students […]