🔬 Hop to It! WJH Students Dive Into Dissection

Our 7th grade scientists at Wylie West Junior High really leaped into learning with a classic biology lab: frog dissection! 🧪

With curiosity (and maybe a few squeals), students explored internal organs, identified body systems, and got an up-close look at what they’ve been studying in class. It was a ribbiting day of science, discovery, and hands-on experience!

Huge shoutout to our future doctors, vets, and biologists for hopping right in!

A group of students in goggles gather around a tray to examine the inside of a frog during a dissection lesson. A student wearing orange goggles watches as classmates dissect a frog using tools at a cafeteria table. Two students in goggles observe a pinned frog specimen on a tray during a classroom lab activity. A student prepares to dissect a frog while seated at a table with lab materials and classmates in the background. Students smile and work together to explore a frog specimen in a hands-on science lab. Two teachers hold a preserved frog and talk with students during a frog anatomy lesson.