The Biology Co-op Class just began Kingdom Animalia: Modules 11, 12, 13, and 16. My class will be doing a formal lab report. However, their reports will have a ton of supporting materials: dissection images, sketches, paper dissections, clay models, etc. Apologia has one dissection, perch, and an optional frog dissection. We’ll do seven: worm, grasshopper, clam, crayfish, sea star, perch, and frog. Here is an introductory slide deck. I’m saturating the kids with different projects and lessons to help them understand the major animal phyla. At the bottom is an inspirational photo from Matthew Simpson’s Biology classes; he is a major contributor in Facebook’s National Biology Teacher’ Group.
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