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Dissection has been part of biology education for generations, and for many students it is a memorable first encounter with real anatomy. It also raises honest questions: Where do the specimens come … read more

Owl pellets might be the perfect homeschool science activity. They are inexpensive, need no special lab, work for a wide range of ages at once, and turn a single afternoon into a lesson that touches … read more

Owl pellet dissection is a safe activity for children and adults when it is done with simple, sensible hygiene. Pellets are animal material, though, so it is worth knowing why the rules exist and ho … read more

Owl pellet dissection is one of the most reliable "wow" labs in life science — and with a little structure it becomes a rigorous lesson in ecosystems, evidence and data. This plan is written for gra … read more