Don’t apologize if dissection specimens are too expensive for your budget. Instead, why not create a detailed lapbook? Include paper dissections and classification cards. Take a look at the National Park Service’s Vertebrate Grab Bag.
I’m updating the Virtual Dissection Round-up. Some of the links are broken or no longer available. The Science Bank has these links. Great Houston Moms has another round-up on the blog. Getting Nerdy’s Paper Dissections are superior; however, they are expensive. The Biology corner has these virtual dissections. Have you though about making clay dissection models?
Here is a post about making a Seafood Dinner Dissection. Here is a fresh fish dissection guide. Once, I visited a friend who teaches in Alaska. A parent donated a large, whole salmon. We made fish prints before we cut up the fish. The only issue we had was the kids eating raw fish before we could name the part.
Here are several video dissections.
Here is ‘My Friend the Frog’ paper dissection.
Here is a paper salmon dissection.
Here and here are gummy bear dissection worksheets. Too fun! Here is the gummy worm dissection.
Here is the link for Dissect-it Simulated dissection labs.
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