Human Body

General anatomy

• Cut-and-assemble paper model of human skin  (ages 9 and up, easier than eye and ear)
• Cut-and-assemble paper model of the human eye  (ages 10 and up)
• Cut-and-assemble paper model of the human ear  (ages 10 and up)
• Cut-and-assemble paper model of spine cross section (ages 10 and up)

• Anatomy T-shirt  (all ages)
• “The Circulation Game”  (ages 10 and up, younger with help)
• Body Bingo (three levels of questions, ages 8-14)
• Study guide for “The Children’s Atlas of the Human Body” by Richard Walker (upper elem, middle)

Brain

• “Ectomy” A game about brain parts  (ages 9-14)
• Brain hemisphere hat (made of paper)  (any age)
• Brain model refrigerator magnet (any age)

Nutrition and Digestion

• Food to Feces: an interactive tour of the digestive system  (ages 8-12)
• Fruit and Vegetable Card Games (with nutritional facts)  any age
• 3D Food Pyramid Craft (featuring three different guides!) (ages 8-14)
• Nutrition unit review crossword puzzle (ages 12 and up)  (assumes you have been studying nutrition)
• The Enzyme Game  (ages 10 and up)

Cells and Microscopic things

• “The Immune System Game” (a large group game similar to human chess)
• “The Antigen Binding Game”  An immune system game  (ages 10 and up)
• “Blood Cell Bingo”  (ages 10 and up, really designed for high school)
• ATP “pop gun”  (ages 10 and up) (NOTE: The type of pen I used for this craft is now hard to find.
• “The DNA Song”

Printable pages for Cells curricululm (2nd edition)