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Re: Human Body Cumul. Project Ideas?
Posted by claire on 5/15/08

    This is what we do for high school bio:

    Regular: they create a body system board game. This year I've gotten some really
    good ones including Body System Twister.

    PAP Bio: They create their own creatures (3D models) including ecology of the
    organism and all of its internal organ systems.

    Claire


    On 5/15/08, Keith Wilhelmi wrote:
    > On 5/15/08, Terrence wrote:
    >> Have them pick a body system and create a powerpoint. You can
    >> also have them list diseases associated with that system and
    >> its symptoms. Or, Interact has a good body systems activity
    >> that lasts a good three or four weeks.
    >> On 5/15/08, 7gradescigal wrote:
    >>> Hi-Finishing the curriculum earlier than usual this year
    >>> (how did that happen?) and would like ideas for a
    >>> cumulative project for the human body systems. Several
    >>> teachers in other subjects do comic books so I don't want
    >>> to go that route. I want something meaningful,not just a
    >>> glorified art project. Any input is appreciated. Enjoy the
    >>> rest of the school year!
    >
    > Admittedly biased response....I often end the year with the
    > dissection of the bullfrog using my guide which links the frog
    > and the human body systems. Very easy to keep students focused
    > when they're working at their own pace on something this
    > hands-on and exciting.

     
     

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