Anatomy

Need an inexpensive, fun and informative project? I created this project to help my students learn about the body planes and anatomical directional terms. Photo copies, scissors, glue and markers/colored pencils are all you will need! This is a great...

Want a creative way to start your year and get to know your students? This printable handout will allow your students to share a little about themselves with an "anatomical" theme. Great for Anatomy/Physiology, Biology, Health Science, HOSA and Health...

Teaching the genetics of blood typing can be challenging. This packet is a 12 page workbook that starts with the basics and builds to the understanding of how blood type is passed down from parents to children. Content...

This activity will teach students the process of blood typing, distribution across the US and donor/recipient compatibility. The first two pages teach these concepts and allow students to use their newly learned concepts by creating charts and...

This is a two page review sheet covering the topics of Asexual Reproduction, Sexual Reproduction, Mitosis, and Meiosis. it is meant as an end of chapter review before a test or quiz, or can be used as a reading assignment. There are images that show...

This is one of my favorite games to play with my students! Students will be divided into 4 teams and make their best guesses on questions related to the Respiratory System. All of the questions have numbers for answers, so closest guess wins! Each time a...

This foldable teaches the major structures of the Respiratory System while students match pictures with descriptions and interesting facts. The matched sections are put together on a template that mimics the order of airflow starting with outside the...

Often it seems like we only teach muscles that are superficial and the deeper muscles get ignored. I decided to create this activity workbook for students to be able to "dig a little deeper" and check out the muscles that lie beneath. The workbook comes...

This workbook is a 14 page project your students can complete to have a deeper understanding of the muscular system. Each page contains an illustration of the isolated muscle, origin of name, spaces to fill in origin, insertion, nerve and action, fun...

Let your students discover the reason why bones are hollow. This activity is divided into two parts. The first part will have them calculating the bone strength of a hollow bone versus a solid bone. In the second part, they will make hollow bones from...

This 3 page lab activity is a great way for your students to see first hand the anatomy of the muscles, bones, nerves, blood vessels, cartilage, tendons and ligaments! Chicken wings are inexpensive and coincidentally very similar to the human anatomy of...

This is a great activity worksheet for students to confirm their knowledge on the muscle tissue types. They will match each muscle tissue (cardiac, skeletal and smooth) with 6 characteristics in written and illustrated form. Great as a warm-up or just as...