Ecology activities high school

Engage your Forensics students with the pickle autopsy! Check out how I prep and implement this fun activity into my Forensic Science class.

Are you looking for a fun natural selection simulation activity for your evolution unit? You are in the right place. “Survival of the Fittest Finch” will not disappoint you nor your students! I did…

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This environmental science lesson and activity is a great introduction to ecology for a high school environmental education course or Biology course.

Check out this problem-based teaching strategy to engage middle and high school students in their ecology unit and assess their understanding of ecology concepts. Students investigate clues to answer the question, "Where have all the tree frogs gone?" and construct an argument based on evidence. Learn how you can design a similar activity yourself in this post.

This is a super fun speciation activity that has really helped my students understand the roles of random mutation and geographic isolation.

Logic and critical thinking easily meet science in this bean classification activity for middle school and high school students.

This Homer-o-stasis lab is the best lab for teaching homeostasis to your Biology students. Check it out on my latest blog post!

Several years ago my district encouraged us to really start moving towards project-based learning in high school science especially - but really in every

Carrying capacity activity that uses graphs and charts to explore what carrying capacity is and how it might change over time.