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Achieving science curriculum goals without harming animals benefits everyone—students, teachers, and schools alike. Today’s educators are moving beyond outdated, cruel practices and embracing innovative and compassionate methods to teach biology. From virtual dissections to realistic models, science education is evolving—and TeachKind Science is leading the charge!
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Saving Animals & Helping Students: 2025 Pilot Program
View this post on Instagram A post shared by TeachKind (@teachkindteachers) During the 2024-2025 school year, TeachKind Science’s pilot program …
Humane Dissection for Your School
Enrollment is now open for this year’s TeachKind Science pilot program for teachers who would like to take an effective, …
Don’t Cancel Science! Use Non-Animal Tools Instead
We can’t believe we have to say this, but some teachers still buy dead animals in pails or bags filled …
TeachKind Skeleton Study: Anatomy Lesson
A comparative study of human and nonhuman skeletal structures reinforces the fact that we’re alike in all the ways that matter most.
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Crazy Cool Facts About Cicadas to Foster Curiosity and Compassion
You can get your students excited to practice informational writing and foster empathy for other sentient beings at the same …
‘Froggin’ Awesome: TeachKind Science’s 2024 Pilot Program Highlights
Get a glimpse into more compassion for frogs as TeachKind Science reflects on its 2024 dissection pilot. Then get your school to hop to it and sign up!
Amazing ‘Arctic Animals’ Printable Mini Book and Activity
Revamp your Arctic animals unit with this engaging activity—your students will have snow much fun reading about these animals and learning how they can help!
Edible Eyeball Diorama: A Fun, Humane Eyeball Dissection Activity
Eyeball dissection doesn’t belong in classrooms or anywhere else. There are better ways to teach students about eyeballs than by …
Cruelty-Free Dissectible ‘Kind Frog’
The Kind FrogTM is transforming biology classrooms with compassion and innovation. This anatomically accurate, dissectible silicone frog offers a hands-on learning experience that allows students to explore anatomy in a realistic and humane way. By replacing traditional dissection with this cruelty-free alternative, the Kind Frog is helping educators teach science with heart and precision.
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Learning Compassion From Martin Luther King Jr.
Use Dr. King’s inspirational quotations about social justice to introduce students to civil rights and animal rights and ways they can take action.
Crazy Cool Facts About Cicadas to Foster Curiosity and Compassion
You can get your students excited to practice informational writing and foster empathy for other sentient beings at the same …
What This School Does for a Duck Is Your Inspiration Today
You might need a tissue handy. This beautiful story highlights the power of compassion in action.