In this lesson, students are introducted to how the brain interprets and uses sensory information from the visual system to guide how the body moves
Students will extract DNA from their own cheek cells.
Students will learn about the correlation between food production and price inflation with the global population growth.
A crime is staged in the classroom. After observing the crime scene, student identify and collect crime scene evidence. Students use blood typing analysis, microscopy,
In this activity, students use microscopes and slide viewers to visualize cells and record what they see. Emphasis is on “recording observations”. Students are introduced
Students will simulate the exchange of bodyfluids and then test whether they got infected with a disease. This activity will show how one person who
Students will first learn about the cause of cholera, and propose treatment options to save a hypothetical patient. They will then learn about the osmotic
The lesson introduces the concept of calories and provides examples of high calorie and low calorie foods. Students learn a number of ways to determine
In this lesson students will play a guessing game, observe land snails, and create a realistic drawing of a land snail. At the end of
In this lesson students will observe aquatic snails, create a realistic drawing of an aquatic snail, and create a class list of questions about aquatic
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