Mrs. White's 4th-grade class at Ridgeway Elementary School became surgeons as they enthusiastically completed their end-of-unit project, focusing on the body structures and processes that plants and animals use to support survival, growth, and behavior.
Students used a model "body" to carefully attach various organs, bones, and muscles in their correct places, reinforcing their understanding of internal and external body structures. This interactive activity helped the class visualize how these parts work together to maintain life functions, making the science concepts tangible and memorable.
Through this engaging lesson, students deepened their knowledge while developing their ability to identify and explain the roles of different body structures. Way to go to all of the "doctors" working hard to ace this lesson in Mrs. White's class!
