Seventh-grade students dive into comparative anatomy lab

Seventh grade life science students in Draco and Phoenix Academies at CVMS conducted their comparative anatomy lab, where they compared similar structures from different organisms, observing similarities and differences.

a man with glasses, wearing a gray shirt stands with four middle school students with skulls in the background. The students are holding clipboards.

Mr. Canor and students observed different skulls, including those of a cow, horse, human, raccoon, and others.

A woman stands with three middle school students. They are looking at a human skeleton.

Ms. Shader explained the anatomy of the human skeleton to her students, as they observed skeletons and bones from other animals. The students also observed various fossils.

A classroom lab. The countertop is green and has fossils on it. A classroom with cabinets around the perimeter. The countertop is green and is filled with fossils and bones. All are labeled.

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Seventh-grade students dive into comparative anatomy lab