Whenever I teach Anatomy and Physiology, there are basic materials I download, several paper models to assemble. First is the Brain Hemisphere Hat. Next is a paper skeleton. This paper skeleton does NOT have labels. Ellen McHenry’s Basement Workshop has several paper models: skin, eye, ear, and spine. We’ll assemble Paper Anatomy models, which remind me of the layered anatomy models in the Young Explorers’ Human Anatomy Notebook. Here are more instructions to make a paper anatomy model. I like for each kid to have their own model to use at home. As I run across more free models, I’ll post them.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Balancing Equations begins
I posted How to balance equations videos last month. Tuesday, we’re launching. I’m using bottle caps for some of the class, especially ...
-
The class is completing their Designer Baby blogs. Finally. Yes,I sat on top of them in class. I still think the time investment is wort...
-
I just assigned the fall Chemistry Class summer homework: Periodic Table Cards based on this activity from the Journal of Chemistry. The ...
No comments:
Post a Comment