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41. Human body systems
      Grades: 5 - 8  ENC#: 026999
    This kit reviews the biology of human body systems. The resource is part of the GLENCOE SCIENCE CUSTOM CURRICULUM series, a 15-part series that allows teachers to select topics and assemble their own science curriculum.
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42. Human body systems : structure, function and environment
      Grades: 6 - 12  ENC#: 028191
    This book introduces students to the basics of anatomy and physiology from an environmental perspective. Eleven human body systems are covered, along with three additional chapters on the blood, senses, and nutrition.
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43. Animal studies
      Grade: 4  ENC#: 029081
    In this curriculum unit, developed for students in grade 4 as part of the SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY FOR CHILDREN series, students explore what animals need to survive, their anatomy, and the ways in which they are suited for life in a particular environment. The series is intended to provide children with opportunities to learn about topics in the physical, life, and earth sciences and technology through direct observation and experimentation.
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44. How to write lab reports
      Grades: 3 - 12  ENC#: 028605
    This 25-inch x 19-inch color poster, designed for schools and libraries, presents the proper format for writing a formal lab report. The poster is one in a collection of posters that display information about the scientific method and other basic science concepts.
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45. Nervous system : the neuron: the action potential
      Grades: 11 - Post-Secondary  ENC#: 010215
    This CD-ROM, one of a series designed for post secondary education, is a multimedia tutorial that introduces students to the neuron and guides them through the process of generating an action potential. INTERACTIVE PHYSIOLOGY is a series of interactive CD-ROM modules, one CD per body system, designed to clarify the most complex physiological processes in an undergraduate anatomy and physiology course.
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46. Birds
      Grades: 1 - 3  ENC#: 025341
    This book provides an introduction for students in grades 1-3 to the anatomy, reproduction, and habitat requirements of birds. The resource is part of the ANIMAL BABIES series, which introduces the biology of animal classes through the study of their offspring.
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47. Spiders and their web sites
      Grades: Pre-K - 4  ENC#: 020720
    This children's book, written for students in grades pre-K to 4, highlights 13 different types of spiders found throughout the world. From the orange-and-black garden spider, whose web has a zigzag silk ribbon, to the daddy longlegs that is really an arthropod, the text discusses the anatomy, behavior, and predator-prey relationships unique to each spider species.
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48. CatWorks : a technological dissection
      Grades: 10 - 12  ENC#: 026156
    This CD-ROM offers students an interactive, virtual method for cat dissection. It is intended for use in conjunction with traditional dissections or as an alternative method of learning.
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49. Interactive skeleton. Student edition.
      Grades: 9 - Post-Secondary  ENC#: 027777
    This CD-ROM provides students with a complete three-dimensional digital skeleton for either an introductory or more comprehensive look at anatomy. An entire skeleton was scanned for this computer model to show muscle attachments and landmarks and to allow students to zoom in or out and rotate individual bones.
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50. Dissection works : a technological dissection
      Grades: 9 - 12  ENC#: 024918
    This CD-ROM offers students an interactive, virtual method for animal dissection. It is intended for use in conjunction with traditional dissections or as an alternative method of learning.
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