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Whether you teach biology to one or one hundred students each year, you will be sure to find something useful among these five websites: Science Kids: Biology for Kids This colorful site features facts, lessons, videos, and quizzes, plus images, projects and experiments, and even games for kids! There are about 46 different science experiments…
The Cells Alive! website is a great resource for biology teachers and home educators covering cell biology. One of the most unique features of this site — which can be used for elementary through college students — is the How Big? interactive. Zoom in to see the relative sizes of a pin head, a…
If you are teaching life science or biology, Habits of the Heart by the Science Museum of Minnesota is a valuable resource for your studies of the cardiopulmonary system. The heart is studied in detail, with a labeled diagram and a couple different animations that show the location of the heart in the chest (with a virtual…
If you haven’t already explored this website, you’ve been missing out! Animal Diversity Web is an online “encyclopedia for exploring biodiversity” created and maintained by the University of Michigan Museum of Zoology. The main feature of this expansive site is articles on animal species, most with pictures, some with sounds, and ALL with detailed classification…