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Name: Rat Dissection Zoology | Biology 3-D Anatomy Paper Dissection Model & Lesson
SKU: 00036
Price: 24.95 USD
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Rat Dissection Zoology | Biology 3-D Anatomy Paper Dissection Model & Lesson

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Follow the trail of scientific discovery with this Rat Dissection Model, a favorite from Getting Nerdy, now part of Inside Out Science. This 3-D paper anatomy model gives students the full experience of exploring mammalian anatomy and physiology—without the cleanup, chemicals, or ethical concerns.

This rat dissection model lesson includes a student-friendly reading that dives into internal structures and body systems, color and black-line templates for differentiation, and a guided PowerPoint presentation that leads students through coloring, cutting, and assembling their own realistic rat model they can “dissect” again and again.

Created to mimic a real dissection, this Scienstructable paper model is ideal as a dissection-free exploration, pre-lab prep, or post-lab comparative anatomy review. Teachers love how it reinforces structure and function, while students who opt out of traditional dissections enjoy an authentic, hands-on learning experience that’s both fun and humane.

All Inside Out Science models (formerly Getting Nerdy’s Scienstructable Dissection Models) use a consistent organ color system and include templates for both sexes (where applicable). This consistency helps students identify organ systems, compare across species, and make meaningful connections through comparative biology and vertebrate anatomy.

Humane, reusable, and engaging, this Rat Dissection Model brings life science to life—no squeaks attached.

WHAT'S INCLUDED in this 5-7 DAY RAT DISSECTION LESSON:

• EDITABLE PowerPoint slides with bellwork, instructions, notes and embedded answer key to handouts

• NON-EDITABLE PDF handouts

→ Student-friendly guided reading PDF

→ Differentiated graphic organizers PDF

→ Rat Dissection Templates in BLACK LINE AND COLOR

→ Extension questions

→ Answer keys

• GOOGLE DRIVE ACCESS TO THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTS

→ PowerPoint slides with bellwork, instructions, notes and embedded answer key to handouts

→ Student-friendly guided reading PDF

→ Differentiated graphic organizers PDF

STUDENTS WILL:

• Learn about the structures of the internal and external anatomy of the rat using the guided reading, color key and graphic organizer

• Color, cut out and assemble a 3-D Scienstructable paper rat dissection model

• Complete extension questions

TEACHERS LOVE IOS DISSECTION MODELS, HERE'S WHY:

❤️ Linsey P. says, "I love the dissection alternate. Especially for absent students, objective students and unwilling students. It should be 6 out of 5 stars. "

❤️ Laura K. says, "My students loved this as an alternative to dissecting. They were able to view anatomical structures and compare them to human structures without having to touch a rat."

❤️ The World According to Walt says, "This is a very detailed resource that has helped my students prepare academically and prepare their stomachs by seeing it in paper first! It will build familiarity with the anatomy as we move into dissections. The terms and reading passages are very thorough! "

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