In this classic activity, students trace allele frequencies in a population through many generations of bunnies.
Here you'll find short, lively activities to focus your class trip, or full-period lessons to integrate into your yearly curriculum. Dive in!
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What animals did your barn owl eat this week? Observe the bones it swallowed to identify its prey!
Do you know the relative sizes of the planets in our solar system? Put yourself to the test with some Play-doh.
You can make and test predictions using the simplest of invertebrates.
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6th Grade - 11th Grade
Can we use a model to predict the impacts of nutrient pollutants on an aquatic ecosystem?
6th Grade - 12th Grade
Join Galaxy Zoo and work with astronomers to study galaxies!
9th Grade - 12th Grade
Use the genetic wheel to explore single gene traits of the student in your classroom.
5th Grade - 8th Grade
Which type of ice causes a rise in sea level when it melts: glaciers, icebergs, or both?
Kindergarten - 3rd Grade
If you know the rules to the card game Go Fish, you can easily learn how insects undergo metamorphosis.
9th Grade - 12th Grade
Visit the Gouldian finches in the Color of Life exhibit and discover how their head color relates to behavior.
1st Grade - 3rd Grade
How does an animal's shape and color affect what habitat they live in?
6th Grade - 12th Grade
Practice ratios and create scale models to compare sizes between the largest animals.