Science - Biology
Educational Links

Standard 3

Students will understand the relationship between structure and function of organs and organ systems.

• Anatomy and Physiology Tutorials
  Great graphics and review of human anatomy. Designed for high school students.
• Biology OER Textbook
  This Open Educational Resource (OER) textbook has been written specifically for students as a reputable source for them to obtain information aligned to the Utah Science Standards.
• Circulation Station
  This is an interactive activity on the circulatory system.
• Conflict Immunity
  This site has an interactive game on immunity and homeostasis.
• Endocrine Ed
  Use this interactive game to learn about the endocrine system.
• Gray's Anatomy Online
  Resource for high school students studying human anatomy. Find detailed diagrams and information on parts and systems of the body.
• Human Anatomy On-line
  This site teaches you about various systems of the body using words, images, and animations.
• Interactive Human: the heart
  This interactive shows what happens to heart rate as activity levels change.
• Plants and Their Structure
  Everything you need to know about plant structure!
• Plants and Their Structure II
  More great information and full-color diagrams about plants.
• Rationing Transplants: An Ethical Problem
  Recently Walter Payton, former Chicago Bears running back, announced that he has a rare form of liver disease and is awaiting a transplant. How do hospitals in the United States determine who should receive a transplant and when?
• The Circulatory System
  This site links to a number of animations and interactive websites on the circulatory system.

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