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This Mammal Brochure Project is a fun and engaging research activity for zoology, biology, or life science classes! Students will choose a mammal and create an informative 6-panel brochure covering topics such as caring for young, diet, teeth, body temperature, habitat, and interesting facts. Clear directions and a detailed grading rubric are included to make expectations easy for students to follow and grading simple for teachers. Perfect for independent work, projects, quiz grades, or enrichme

This is a hands-on oil spill lab where students test three different cleanup methods....skimming, absorption, and using dish soap...to determine which is most effective. They make a hypothesis, collect and compare data, reflect on environmental impacts, and write a short summary of their results and conclusions.

This is a one-class-period GMO choice board project where students pick a specific GMO product, research it, and show their understanding through a creative format like a poster, comic, or social media page. Their project must explain what the GMO is, why it was created, along with one benefit, one risk, and any ethical concerns. Rubric is attached as well.

Students are to make a poster about 3 ways they can decrease their ecological footprint. They do a 2 minute presentation. Rubric included

Photosynthesis project. Differentiated so that students can chose how they present the information. Rubric included.

Students are to do a PowerPoint presentation over roundworms. Included are directions as well as diseases caused by round worms

Students will use different conservation methods to clean up a simulated oil spill. This is a great hands on activity, that allows students to weight the costs and benefits of conservation efforts.

Students have to chose a class of fish to complete a PowerPoint presentation over. Students are expected to present. Instructions and rubric are included.