We had a week of science fun here, catching all our experiments up and then some more. The experiment that outshone all of them – by far – was the making of a cell model. Here is a finished cell to give you the idea of what we did: Let’s meet the Players: One packet …
A few weeks ago I was asked "How do bunnies move?" and we started investigating. What I thought was perhaps an interest in animals seems to have been an interest in how bodies move in general. While some of our projects (like trains) seem to follow us for months or longer, others are short and end once a question has been answered satisfactorily. This project falls in the later category. Below are the details of our mini-unit on How Bodies Move. Books We Read Tortoise and the Hare We read…
The Best Hands on Learning Human Anatomy Activities (free printables) - Natural Beach Living
THE BEST HANDS ON LEARNING HUMAN ANATOMY ACTIVITIES, SENSORY PLAY, FREE PRINTABLES, MONTESSORI, and so much more. Perfect for a Unit Study & Biology Lessons
***We are currently working to get our coloring pages converted to HTML5 so our online coloring tool will work again, but currently all pages can still be downloaded and printed.***Hey all you creative scientists! Here is a way to have fun coloring while learning about the living world. These coloring pages and worksheets feature different areas of biology as well as fun
