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This research guide helps students conduct research on one species of mammal and one species of bird. Students will explore the taxonomy of the species, identify the geologic location and characteristics of the species, explore diet, and learn about the conservation status of their chosen mammal and bird species. - Students may choose their own species of mammal/bird or the teacher may assign one. Upon completion, it is recommended that students will then use the information they gathered to m

All About Autopsies Reading Comprehension - Great for Forensic Science, Anatomy & Physiology, Biology, or Criminal Justice studies! Includes: - Multiple choice questions (8) - Short answer response (2) - Text-dependent analysis (2) - Critical Thinking / creative response prompt (students can choose from 1 of 3) - Answers will vary for response questions Key for 1st 8 multiple choice questions = 1. C 2. B 3. B 4. C 5. B 6. B 7. B 8. B

Students will relate the concept of artificial selection to dogs! This research activity gives students freedom to research a dog of their choosing while making connections to artificial selection vs natural selection. In addition to this, students will fine-tune their skills in conducting research and developing critical thinking skills! Teacher should play PBS video for class (link provided) and discuss prior to students conducting research. Teacher may also want to monitor to ensure each st

Need a soft opening activity to introduce your students to the brain? Look no further! This web quest shows the parts/lobes of the brain and uses a simple chart and color code to help students memorize key information. This is great for students in Anatomy & Physiology or Biology!

This worksheet accompanies the Forensic Files episode - Bitter Potion. The questions/prompts go in chronological order and the worksheet has relevant images related to the case. *This Forensic Files episode is free via YouTube. Questions include: - Fill in the blank - Short response - Extended response - Sentence/conviction - student opinion section*