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In this post, I wanted to talk a little about my own methods and share some resources on reading with bones. Before I begin though, I want to state that I am not an authority on bone throwing as a form of divination. I have been working on this form of divination for roughly three and a half years n

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Anna & Tommy und die Anatomie

Please open the preview to see how the pages are structured - there are "crop marks" and instructions for how best to cut the cards out. The cards are not border-lined (because they look better that way when you use the crop marks!). :) There are a lot of card games you could play with these cards and I include four ideas! I include one page printouts with instructions for each of the following games, just in case your students have never played some of the more common kid card games: Crazy...

Altoids tin converted into a vocabulary box.

A fun Protein activity to to teach protein folding for your Biomolecules unit. Teach protein folding in an interactive and creative way. Students will answer the question ‘Why and how do proteins fold up into 3D shapes?’ by actually making their own protein model! Every protein is different, and folds into a different shape due to its structure.