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Freezing or refrigeration is not necessary and may damage fragile tissues.Specimen will slowly dry out or become contaminated in zip-lock bags add a teaspoon of Specimen Holding Fluid to retain moisture.Store specimen in heavy-duty, zip-lock bags to minimize drying between dissections.For best results, observe the following storage procedures: Once the original package is opened, use specimen within one month.

#FROG DISSECTION KITS FREE#

In sealed, original packaging, our preserved specimens are guaranteed to remain fully preserved and free of decay for 12 months from the date of purchase. The formaldehyde is then displaced first with water and finally with a glycol solution to produce a moist, low-fume specimen which will not decay over time. Using the provided tools and dissection table Dissect-It Frog Lab simulates the experience and wonder of scientific dissection. Note: Specimens are initially preserved with a formaldehyde solution, the best animal tissue fixative. Get the size and quantity of disposable gloves you need for your classroom. Home Science Tools recommends using disposable gloves for biology dissections. This economy classroom frog dissection kit pack is a great choice for smaller classrooms, or can even be used in bigger classrooms for students to share.

10 sets of high-quality dissection tools/instruments (including dissecting trays).

10 extra-large, double-injected preserved frogs.

As they closely investigate the frog anatomy of a real frog, kids will more fully grasp the complexities of an animal's body systems and inner workings. Learning opportunities are all around us, but it usually requires that we slow down and explore the moment fully.Bring biology class to life with a frog dissection! This classroom frog dissection kit includes everything needed for your class to dissect a frog.ĭissection labs provide excellent hands-on learning and lab activities for elementary, middle school, and high school students. Closely examine the gills and talk about how fish breathe differently than land animals. When it’s time to clean the day’s catch – slow the process down and talk about which parts are which and how they all do their part to keep the fish alive. In closing, I’d also like to point out that a fishing trip can also be an opportune moment to explore how the insides of fish are different from the insides of us (or other mammals). (outside, picnic table- you’ll be glad I said so). Specimens, tools and implements, the whole works. Not for the faint of heart, or stomach.ĥ – Full, hands on kit for dissection can be ordered from. Be careful, they offer more than just frog dissection if you search broader. Do a quick search for frog dissection there and you’ll have plenty of videos to watch where someone else does the dirty work.

Try a few and choose the one that fits your (and your child’s) comfort level.Ĥ – Youtube. You’ll find multiple sites that have a virtual dissection experience. We actually did this kit with friends as a New Year’s Eve activity for the kids (to rave reviews).ģ – Just google frog dissection. Very accurate simulation of the dissection experience without the gross-factor. You’ll need sharp colored pencils for these, but you will learn the parts and processes of the inner workings of just about everything.Ģ – Jello- like frog dissection kit (Smithsonian frog lab). A quick search on their website will bring up Human Anatomy, Biology and Zoology. And I recommend doing any actual dissection in the summer months, out at the picnic table!ġ - There are high level ‘coloring’ books (high school/college lab workbook caliber) available from Rainbow Resources.

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Even if you decide to go all out with a full blown dissection, you might do well to start with one of the other options as a warm up. But there are some less noxious options, and I thought I’d share some of those here. I don’t know of many moms who were terribly gung-ho to jump into this particular activity. By Kim Jaworski, Homeschool Resource SpecialistĭISSECTION- This word conjurs up images of frogs or worse, and even the smell of formaldehyde for most of us.