Dissection, the NGSS, and Three-Dimensional Instruction

by Carolina Staff
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Are you looking for ways to integrate dissection into your three-dimensional instruction? We’re here to help with teaching tips and resources, webinars, lab kits, and supplies.

The Next Generation Science Standards* (NGSS) do not explicitly refer to dissection, but you can easily meet several science and engineering practices, crosscutting concepts, and performance expectations with dissection. It’s an ideal way to emphasize hands-on, minds-on learning while getting your students excited about science.

Check out the resources below for ideas on how to do it!

Dissection Kits that Support the NGSS and 3-D Instruction

Carolina® Forensic Dissection

#221488 Carolina Forensic Dissection Kit
Carolina Forensic Dissection Kit

With this unique lab activity, students dissect a pig while modeling the protocols used by a pathologist for a human autopsy.

Cladograms and Evolution

#221042 Cladograms and Evolution
Cladograms and Evolution Kit

Use external features and DNA evidence to argue evolutionary relationships among a set of organisms.

Carolina Dissection BioKit®

Various dissection kits.
Carolina Dissection BioKits

The Carolina BioKit Dissection Series is getting a make-over! Most of these classroom kits have been updated to support NGSS and 3-dimensional instruction. Each updated kit includes materials for at least 30 students, a comprehensive Teacher’s Manual, and a reproducible Student Guide. The Student Guide provides a phenomenon and driving question; step-by-step dissection instructions with labeled, color photographs and illustrations; assessments; and more! Digital resources are also included. Kits are also available with or without Carolina’s reusable dissection mats! Look for BioKits that have been “updated to support NGSS and 3-dimensional instruction”.

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