7th Grade Science: Frog Dissection
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7th Grade Science: Frog Dissection
Tuesday, April 21, 2015 | By Steph Bradshaw | 449 views
The seventh grade had a great opportunity to dissect frogs. They meticulously took out each organ, one by one and saw how simplistic the anatomy of a frog truly is.
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