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Cells and Genetics
Biology Project 1

Project 

Topic

Galleries

Exhibits

1995 Virginia Science S.O.L.s

Genetics

Very Small Gallery 

Small, Smaller, Smallest

You’re Unique

Generation of Genes

Engineering Ourselves

Sex Chromosomes

The Human Genome Project

 BIO.1,  BIO.2,  BIO.4,  BIO.5,  BIO.6,  BIO.7

My Size Gallery

Cells at Work

Cells from Cells

 From Egg to Infant

 

Student Project: Dragon Genes

 

Purpose: Students will use monohybrid crosses and predict that probability of F1 genotypes and phenotypes.

Circulatory and Respiratory Systems
Biology Project 2

Project Topic

Galleries

Exhibits

1995 Virginia Science S.O.L.s

Circulatory and Respiratory Systems

My Size Gallery  

Rush Delivery

The Pressure’s On

Body Probe  

BIO.1,  BIO.2,  BIO.3,  BIO.5

 

Student Project: Breaking News

 

Purpose: Students will create a fictional organism and compare its circulatory system with a human circulatory system

Nervous System
Biology Project 3

Project Topic

Galleries

Exhibits

1995 Virginia Science S.O.L.s

Nervous System

My Size Gallery 

Nerve Center

Automatic Pilot

Funny Feeling

Nose Knows Not

Hear or There

Fooling the Eyes

Balancing Act

Body Probe

BIO.1,  BIO.3,  BIO.4,  BIO.5

 

Student Projects: What’s Your Schedule?

                               Testing Your Taste Buds

                               Mystery Boxes

                               Test Your Response Time

 

Purpose: Students will design and complete experiments to test their response times, or explore their senses or biological rhythms.

Digestive System
Biology Project 4

Project 

Topic

Galleries

Exhibits

1995 Virginia Science S.O.L.s

Digestive System

My Size Gallery 

Down the Hatch

The Mystery Meat

Nutrition Facts

Pyramid Café

Toxic Lunch

Body Probe

BIO.1,  BIO.2,  BIO.3,  BIO.5

 

Student Projects: Protein Digestion

                               Carbohydrate Digestion

                               Lipid Digestion

 

Purpose: Students will perform laboratory experiments to determine which chemicals must be present for digestion of protein, carbohydrates and lipids.

 

Student Projects: What Will You Eat?

                               Comparing Food Pyramids

 

Purpose: Students will use food pyramids to plan healthy meals and compare the nutritional needs of different cultures.  

Ecology: Species Survival
Biology Project 5

Project 

Topic

Galleries

Exhibits

1995 Virginia Science S.O.L.s

Ecology

Really Big Gallery 

Eat or Be Eaten

Friends or Foes

Evolution and    Mutation

Biodiversity in Danger

Mass Extinction

Hirschler Aquarium

BIO.1,  BIO.2,  BIO.5,  BIO.6, BIO.7,  BIO.8,  BIO.9 

Very Small Gallery Engineering Ourselves

 

Student Project: Species Adaptation

 

Purpose: Students will observe individuals of a species to explore its interactions with other species and adaptations to the environment.

Human Impacts
Biology Project 6

Project 

Topic

Galleries

Exhibits

1995 Virginia Science S.O.L.s  

Environmental Science

Really Big Gallery 

Eat or Be Eaten

Evolution and Mutation

Biodiversity in Danger

Mass Extinction

Go with the Flow

Hirschler Aquarium

Population Explosion

Earth Watcher

BIO.1,  BIO.2,  BIO.5,  BIO.8,  BIO.9 

 

Student Project: Design Your Own City

 

Purpose: Students will design an “ecologically responsible” city.


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