So far we have made a large Layer Diagram of the Eye:

A Picture of all 3 boys' work.....

A Close-Up of Ratchet's Diagram....The Outer Eye

The Cornea

The Iris

The Pupil

The Lens and Retina
Adding the clear plastic to the Cornea really helped the boys visualize what was inside their eye without poking each other in the eye..... always looking for ways to enhance the learning experience while keeping it safe.
The next day we did a mini slide diagram of the Human Eye...

All 3 boys did one of their own.... still not sure where I am going to add it in their binders so it is in a clear page protector for now.

Close-Up of Halo's Diagram... showing the Iris and Pupil

.... the Retina
Today we did some 3D Models of the Human Eye....


Daxter's

Ratchet's

Halo's

Side View... sort of


Views of each side
The above projects came from Dinah Zike, Pocket Science - The Human Body & Scholastic's Easy Make and Learn Human Body.
5 comments:
Awesome!!!
I think this project is so cool! I bet they learned a ton!
Juno
Oh, how fabulous! Great job!! Thanks for sharing.
Oh wow. We did a human Body lapbook and did the easy to make learning human body book that had that exact thing in it. I like yours too. If you have that book my boys love the brain hat and learned so much from that.
Vanessa
That is so totally cool! I just discovered your blog and I would love to have you join the Canadian Home Educators Blog carnival.
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