VR Dissection Library- Frog [Timed]

Uncover the secrets of frog life! Explore Kermit's amazing anatomy - from his double life adaptations to his internal organs. Learn how he jumps, breathes, and even sleeps! Fun facts & outtakes included. Let's get dissecting!

Category: Biology
Grades: Grades 9-12
Variant: Timed
Standards: NGSS Life Science
Plays on: VRDesktopWeb

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Students will be able to identify and accurately locate the major internal organs of a frog within the virtual dissection environment.
Students will be able to explain how the identified internal organs contribute to specific physiological functions, such as respiration and movement, that support the frog's 'double life' adaptations.
Students will be able to correctly perform the step-by-step procedures required for a virtual frog dissection, demonstrating careful manipulation of virtual tools and observation of anatomical structures.

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