Biology Lesson Plans
Plants Lesson Plans
Coffee: How does a Coffee Bean Become a Cup of Java?
Fish Heads: A Lesson on Adaptation
Animals Lesson Plans
Bird Songs: What Is a Bird Saying When It Sings
Fish Heads: A Lesson on Adaptation
Coelenterates, Worms & Arthropods; convening, creating & conventions (K-5)
Survival of the Fittest"; Animal Survival game (2-4)
'Buggy Diner', study of insect control (3-5)
"For the Birds", studying birds' feeding pattern (K-3)
How Do Sharks Find Their Prey?
Human Body Lesson Plans
Genetics: You Are Unique
High Jump: How Do High Jumpers Set New Records?
Reflexes: Why Does a Doctor Check My Reflexes When I Have a Check-Up?
Taste and Smell: Why Does Food Seem Tasteless When You Have a Cold?
mini-lesson on blood circulation
Health evaluation of food groups (3-4)
Body Fat: Is All Fat Bad?
Bone Marrow: What Is a Bone Marrow Transplant and How Does It Work?
Bones: How Do Bones Get So Strong?
Cancer Causes: Why Do People Get Cancer?
Cancer Treatments: Is Cancer Curable?
DNA Fingerprinting: Can Blood Found at a Crime Scene Really Identify a Criminal?
Fingerprints: A Lesson in Classification
Hearing: Can I Damage My Hearing by Listening to Loud Music?
High Jump: How Do High Jumpers Set New Records?
Hip Replacement: How Do Artificial Implants Work in the Body?
Jungle Survival: How Do People Survive in the Jungle without Food or Water?
Malaria Tracking: How Can You Locate Disease-Carrying Mosquitoes?
Medical Quackeries: Can This Machine Cure Me?
Murder Mystery: How Do Forensic Scientists Help Solve Murders?
Nicotine: Why Is It So Hard to Quit Smoking?
Olympic Training Center: How Can Biomechanics Help an Athlete?
Tears: Why Do We Cry?
Environment Lesson Plans
Science Tools
Middle School
AIDS: What Is Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome?
Balloon Safari: How Does the Mara Ecosystem in Africa Work?
Bird Songs: What Is a Bird Saying When it Sings?
Blood Typing: What Makes Different Blood Types Different?
Body Fat: Is All Fat Bad?
Bone Marrow: What Is a Bone Marrow Transplant and How Does it Work?
Bones: How Do Bones Get So Strong?
Cancer Causes: Why Do People Get Cancer?
Cancer Treatments: Is Cancer Curable?
Coffee: How Does a Coffee Bean Become a Cup of Java?
Diabetes: What Is Type 1 Diabetes?
DNA Fingerprinting: Can Blood Found at a Crime Scene Really Identify a Criminal?
Fingerprints: A Lesson in Classification
Fish Heads: A Lesson on Adaptation
Hearing: Can I Damage My Hearing by Listening to Loud Music?
High Jump: How Do High Jumpers Set New Records?
Hip Replacement: How Do Artificial Implants Work in the Body?
How Do Sharks Find Their Prey?
In-Vitro Fertilization: What are "Test-Tube Babies" and How are They Made?
Jungle Survival: How Do People Survive in the Jungle without Food or Water?
Malaria Tracking: How Can You Locate Disease-Carrying Mosquitoes?
Medical Quackeries: Can This Machine Cure Me?
Murder Mystery: How Do Forensic Scientists Help Solve Murders?
Nicotine: Why Is It So Hard to Quit Smoking?
Olympic Training Center: How Can Biomechanics Help an Athlete?
Photosynthesis: How Do Plants Make Food?
Reflexes: Why Does a Doctor Check My Reflexes When I Have a Check-Up?
Steroids: Do Athletes Need to Take Synthetic Steroids?
Tears: Why Do We Cry?
Taste and Smell: Why Does Food Seem Tasteless When You Have a Cold?
Hands on activity on photosynthesis (6-8)
Fruits and Vegetables; Reproduction (6-8)
Transpiration experiment (5-8)
Making 3-D plant and animal cells (6-10)
Genetics - taster or non-taster (4-12)
Biology; Desert plant and animal adaptation (4-12)
Importance of trees in the rural area; Planting a Snowfence (5-12)
'How Cells Duplicate, Why and Where Something Can Go Wrong', study of DNA
'Jello Cells', excellent hands-on activity to study cells membranes & walls (6-9)
High School
AIDS: What Is Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome?
Balloon Safari: How Does the Mara Ecosystem in Africa Work?
Body Fat: Is All Fat Bad?
Bone Marrow: What Is a Bone Marrow Transplant and How Does It Work?
Bones: How Do Bones Get So Strong?
Cancer Causes: Why Do People Get Cancer?
Cancer Treatments: Is Cancer Curable?