Hal Raymond

Dissecting starfish or other echinoderms?  Expensive!!!  There is very little cost with this all virtual 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 starfish anatomy drag & drop activity for the entire class.  It’s also great to be able to provide something fo

A complete virtual fetal pig dissection!  This is a great stand alone digital fetal pig dissection 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 do not want to participate in the real dissection?  Or, how about those students who stay home to learn?  How about an activity to follow up after a fetal pig dissection for a great review and deeper understanding of the organ functions?

Dissections!  This is a great stand alone digital frog dissection 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 do not want to participate in the real frog dissection?  Or, how about those students who stay home to learn?  How about an activity to follow up after a frog dissection for a great review and deeper understanding of the organ functions?  This digital frog dissection ac

No cadaver lab nearby?  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.  I have found the perfect solution to the world of closeness to humans.  How about studying the anatomy of a zombie?  They have all the internal organs that real humans have because…well, they were once human.  :)   Your students will love learning basic organ anat

Not good at catching a bunch of grasshoppers for your students to dissect?   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 grasshopper 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.

Looking for a fun and engaging way to teach your students about the functions of the human heart? Look no further than "Truth or Zombie Fiction: Decoding the Anatomical Functions of a Human Zombie Heart"! This activity includes a fun story line about a zombie named Zed who has a unique heart with ten functions. Students will read each function and use digital highlighting to determine whether it is true for a regular human heart or zombie fiction. They will also use red font to indicate their an

Randomly selected!  That’s the truth!  This interactive States & Capitals review game is fun, and can be played as an entire class!  You, the teacher, spin the digital wheel, a number is generated and the selected student (which can also be randomly selected using the same digital device) drags the animated, bouncing arrow out to the correct state.  You can either quiz them on the placement of the state by name of the state and/or placement of the state by what the capital is.   No matter if y

Students using technology as well as researching to learn the parts of a flower is exactly what is needed in the digital-age classroom!  Researching and learning the basic parts of a flower can be as much fun online as it is doing hands-on paper activities.  Your students will love dragging and dropping bees over to the correct parts of the flower.  There is virtually no preparation for this activity.  It is all built online including a self graded quiz that you can give online afterwards. These