This 3-D clam dissection anatomy model can be used as a dissection-free clam exploration, a pre-dissection study tool, or even as a summative assessment for comparative anatomy. Students will be able to identify and explain the structure and function of the internal and external anatomy of the clam.

THIS 2-DAY LESSON INCLUDES:

• 15 PowerPoint slides with bell work, instructions and embedded answer key to handouts
• Clam Guided reading PDF: student friendly reading with descriptions of location, structure and function of each organ
• Clam Template in BLACK LINE AND COLOR
• Extension questions

STUDENTS WILL:

• Use the PowerPoint to color in their table and clam organs
• Use the provided reading about clam anatomy and prior knowledge to determine the function of 27 clam organs.
• Cut out the clam and its organs
• Glue the clam Scienstructable together using the directions in the PowerPoint
• Use the table and the Scienstructable clam model to learn about clam anatomy

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