Pairing Up Chromosomes Students will be introduced to chromosome pairs and will create their own pair, using the...		Science Skill: Observing Students practice matching a sense to its corresponding body part.
Mr. Touchy Try a printable science activity that focuses on the sense of touch.		Mystery Sounds Using this graphic organizer, the class can respond to each of the four mystery sounds played...
Determining Your Speediest Shoes Teach your students how different types of shoes can affect one's running speed with this...		How Does It Taste? Using this graphic organizer, students match food items like ice cream cones, candy canes, and...
Blocks and Bones Students recreate their skeletons out of blocks to gain an understanding of the shape and...		How Does It Feel? Using this graphic organizer, students can discuss the sense of touch and the characteristics...
How Many Bones Can You Count? Have students count their bones, draw the structure of their skeletons, and compare the results...		I Can Do It! Using this graphic organizer, each student in the class lists something that he can do. This...
Modeling Blood Students make a model of a specific blood type using the materials provided. They then...		Playground Interests Using this graphic organizer, students list the playground activities that interest them. This...
Waste Doctor Students create a poster describing how the respiratory and excretory systems of the body...		Three Parts of Life Using this graphic organizer, students list the differences between the stages of life: adult,...
Modeling the Immune Response Students make a model of the body's immune response using the materials given. Tests their...		Make a Move With this graphic organizer, the teacher draws pictures of movements and the students try to...
Keep Your Eye on the Ball Students create a model of the path of a nerve impulse that includes an eye, a sensory neuron,...		Science Fun: Sense Cards Students sort a series of pictures based on which sense they stimulate.
Three Ears in One Enhance science skills with an activity that focuses on the parts of the ear.		Science Fun: Can You Untangle the Floss? Students trace floss from its container to its user in this maze.