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Virtual Fish Anatomy/Dissection Drag & Drop Activity with Google Forms Quiz
There’s no smell with this anatomy/dissection activity! Studying basic anatomy of organs can be as much fun online as it is doing the real dissections. Some teachers and parents try to have students dissect fetal pigs. Some find that frogs are a good alternative. This is a great stand alone all digital fish anatomy drag & drop activity for the entire class. It’s also great to be able to provide something for those students who miss the actual lab that you did. Do you have students that
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Anatomy, General Science, Science
Google Goodies: Organ Systems - Drag-and-drops, CLOZE in Docs & Forms Quiz
Why spend time creating ORGAN SYSTEMS resources when you can share these engaging assignments effortlessly? These assignments are all created with Google Apps and can easily be shared through Google Classroom - making them perfect for eLearning, remote learning, or virtual learning. Here's what's included: INTERACTIVES (DRAG-AND-DROP) in Google SlidesEach product comes is designed with drag-and-dropsWithin one slide deck, please feel free to use any of the assignments or pick and choose what
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Anatomy, Biology, Science
Google Goodies: Integumentary System - Drag-&-drops, CLOZE in Docs & Forms Quiz
Why spend time creating ORGAN SYSTEMS resources when you can share these engaging assignments effortlessly? These assignments are all created with Google Apps and can easily be shared through Google Classroom - making them perfect for eLearning, remote learning, or virtual learning. Here's what's included: INTERACTIVES (DRAG-AND-DROP) in Google SlidesEach product comes is designed with drag-and-dropsWithin one slide deck, please feel free to use any of the assignments or pick and choose what
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Anatomy, Biology, Science
Fish Parts & Functions Labeling Worksheet for Google Slides
Resource contains 3 slides for students to label the common/major Parts of a Fish and complete a chart explaining the functions of each part. Answer key included. This resource can be used as an introduction to new material or a study guide for a quiz. This is also a good activity to leave for your class for when you have a substitute or for students who finish work early or need extra credit. This is a Google Apps resource that uses Google Slides. ***Resource comes as both a PDF file and a Goog
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Anatomy, Biology, Science
Parts of the Ear: Lesson with Kahoot quiz link
Help your students learn the parts of the ear! This Google Slideshow walks through the parts of the outer, middle, and inner ear and then ends with a Kahoot link to test knowledge.
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Anatomy
Brain Anatomy Drag & Drop | Google Slides Human Body Activity
Help students learn brain anatomy with this interactive Google Slides drag-and-drop labeling activity. Students will identify and label major parts of the brain while building anatomy vocabulary through active, hands-on digital learning. This no-prep science activity includes labeling for: ✔ Cerebrum ✔ Cerebellum ✔ Brain stem ✔ Frontal lobe ✔ Temporal lobe ✔ Parietal lobe ✔ Occipital lobe Perfect for: human body systems unitsanatomy lessonsphysiology reviewhomeschool scienceApologia anatomy com
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Anatomy, Biology, Science
Skull Anatomy Drag & Drop | Google Slides Skeletal System Activity
Help students learn skull anatomy with this interactive Google Slides drag-and-drop labeling activity.Students identify major bones of the skull while building skeletal system and anatomy vocabulary through active, hands-on digital learning. This activity includes labeling for: ✔ Frontal bone ✔ Temporal bone ✔ Parietal bone ✔ Occipital bone ✔ Maxilla ✔ Mandible ✔ Zygomatic bone Perfect for: skeletal system unitshuman body systems lessonsanatomy reviewphysiology reviewhomeschool scienceApologia a
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Anatomy, Biology, Science
Also included in: Skeletal System Drag & Drop Bundle | Google Slides Human Body Activities
Cardiorespiratory Endurance - Student & Teacher Notes
The attached notes go through the different components of our cardiorespiratory system including: What is cardiorespiratory endurance?How the heart functionsHow blood flowsParts of the heartThe accompanying Google Slides presentation is linked at the top of the document or can be found for FREE on my store. Check out my store for the Heart Quiz that goes with these notes or get them together in the Cardiorespiratory Endurance BUNDLE for a discounted price.
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Anatomy, Health, Physical Education
Also included in: Cardiorespiratory Endurance - Complete BUNDLE
Heart Quiz
This is designed to quiz students on the basics functions and main areas of the heart. Take a look at my store for a BUNDLE including teachers notes, students skeleton notes, this quiz and answer keys all together for one low price.
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Anatomy, Health, Physical Education
Also included in: Cardiorespiratory Endurance - Complete BUNDLE
Human Body & Organ Systems Unit Test / Exam - 148 auto-grading question in Forms
Why spend time creating a unit test/exam for the Human Body & Organ Systems when you can share this one effortlessly and immediately?EXAM FEATURESThis 148-questions quiz assesses students' understanding of levels of organization in the human body and each of the following systems: circulatory, respiratory, digestive, excretory / urinary, skeletal, muscular, nervous, and integumentary.Questions are multiple-choiceAll questions are keyed in the Form - please feel free to double-check me, but this
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Anatomy, Biology, Science
Histology: 4 Types of Human Tissue Webquest
I made a web quest that has students answering questions from visiting websites on the four types of tissue. I put in video links, informational sites, and a simulation/practice quiz. There is even a part to color code the four types. Answer key is included.
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Anatomy, Biology, General Science
Cell Cycle WebQuest: Phases & Functions
The cell cycle is the ordered sequence of events a cell goes through to grow and divide into two identical daughter cells. It is a continuous process with two main phases: interphase (growth and DNA replication). Learn all about it through an Amoeba Sisters video, simulations, and review. Answer key included.
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Anatomy, Biology, General Science
Arteries, Veins & Capillaries - drag-and-drop, labeling activity in Slides
This Slides activity challenges students to compare and contrast arteries, veins and capillaries using a Venn Diagram. The resource actually contains TWO assignments all-in-one.Slide #1 is a drag-and-drop activity with 19 options, while slide #2 contains clickable text boxes which students can use to write their own thoughts. Please feel free to use both of the assignments or choose the one that best serves your students and standards. The two variations are a great way to provide different
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Anatomy, Biology, Science
My 5 Senses and Body Parts - PECS - Caucasian Girl Representation
Welcome to our exploration of the "My 5 Senses"! (Caucasian girl representation version) This presentation will help your child learn about their five senses— touch, sound, sight, smell, and taste—by using visual aids and synonyms for each sense. Understanding these senses can assist children, especially those with communication difficulties, in identifying body parts and expressing their needs. The slides are designed to be printed, cut out, and laminated for interactive use. Quick Overview of
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Anatomy, For All Subjects
Lego Task Cards: US History (and Blank Template)
This product includes editable Lego task Cards for students to recreate events from US History. There is also a blank template for you to add your own ideas for any other discipline. Cards say things like, "Make a lego fortification," "Write the names of two US Presidents with only purple legos," "recreate the Boston tea party," and "Build a gavel to represent a supreme court justice in under one minute." I've also done this activity with my English classes to recreate scenes, showcase characte
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Anatomy, English Language Arts, Social Studies
Chalk Marker Table Drawings: Comparing Vertebrate Digestive Systems
The purpose of this assignment is to explore the anatomy and physiology of the digestive systems across various vertebrate classes. By drawing and comparing the organs of a human, amphibian, reptile, mammal, and bird directly onto your lab tables using chalk markers, you will gain a hands-on understanding of evolutionary adaptations and how different organisms process nutrients. You will identify both the shared structures of the alimentary canal and accessory organs, as well as unique speciali
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Anatomy, Biology, General Science
Immune System: Watch It, Play It, Draw It
Your immune system works 24/7 to protect you from harmful invaders like bacteria, viruses, fungi, and parasites. In this review, you will explore how the immune system recognizes threats, responds to infections, and remembers past invaders using a video, an interactive online game, review questions, and a drawing. Let’s see how your body defends itself! Answer key included.
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Anatomy, Biology, General Science
INTRO TO PEDIGREES VIDEO NOTES
In this video, you will learn how scientists use pedigree charts to track how traits are inherited across generations. As you watch, answer the questions in order and complete the drawing tasks to practice using pedigree symbols correctly. I use this with my biology classes before going into the details of creating and reading pedigrees for genetics. It is basic, but a great introduction.
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Anatomy, Biology, General Science
Lymph-League: Exploring the Lymphatic System Webquest
Welcome, future anatomy adventurers! In this webquest, you’ll journey through the fascinating world of the Lymphatic System—the often-underappreciated system that helps keep fluid balances in check, transports crucial immune cells, and acts as part of your body’s defense team. You’ll begin with a crash-course video overview, dive into an informational website to understand how it works, explore it in a simulation, and then test your knowledge with a review game. Grab your explorer’s hat, sharpen
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Anatomy, Biology, General Science
Human Body Pushing The Limits: Brain Power Video Guide
In this episode of the series Human Body: Pushing the Limits, titled “Brain Power”, we explore how the human brain responds when pushed to its limits under extreme conditions. From how time seems to slow during emergencies, to how the brain adapts in starvation, to how sleep and dreams support brain function — this video offers many insights into the remarkable power of our central nervous system. Answer key included.
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Anatomy, Biology, General Science
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