Biology Stations Bundle

These scientific method stations give students a structured, engaging way to practice the science skills they will use throughout the school year.

These characteristics of life stations focus on the major traits all living things share, including growth and development, reproduction, cells and organization, DNA, homeostasis, metabolism, evolution, and response to stimuli.

These macromolecules stations are a great way to get your kids moving and interacting with content in a variety of fun and engaging ways! These ten macromolecules stations focus on the biomolecules carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, and nucleic acids.

These twelve enzymes stations are text-dependent, so students learn about enzymes as they go! This enzymes activity is a great way to get your kids moving and interacting hands-on with enzymes in a variety of fun and engaging ways!

Ten properties of water stations make this lab a fun, hands-on way for students to explore water’s unique traits using low-prep activities and easy-to-find materials.

These ten cells stations focus on the cell discovery, cell theory, types of cells, and cell organelles. All cells stations are neatly presented, have easy to understand directions, and require minimal prep from you. Student-led lab stations are a great way to get your kids moving and interacting with content in a variety of fun and engaging ways! Just print and go!

In these organelles of cells stations, students will move around the room (or hallway) to learn about cell organelles of plants and animals. 20 plant and cell organelles are presented with engaging graphics and information about each type of organelle.

This mitosis stations lab will get your students moving and interacting with mitosis and the cell cycle in a variety of fun and engaging ways! Students will learn, interact, and engage with the cell cycle and mitosis!

This cell transport stations lab is the perfect way to get your students up, moving, and engaging with the content in hands-on, interactive ways.

This cell energy stations lab is a great way to get your kids moving and interacting with photosynthesis and cell respiration in a variety of fun and engaging ways! Students will learn, interact, and engage with cell energy!

These photosynthesis stations make learning interactive and engaging, allowing students to explore photosynthesis through hands-on activities while deepening their understanding with text-dependent tasks.

These DNA lab stations are a great way to get your kids moving and interacting with content in a variety of fun and engaging ways! These eight DNA lab stations focus on the structure of DNA, functions of DNA, discovery of DNA, and base-pairing of nucleotides.

These DNA Replication Stations are a fun, student-led way to get your students up and moving while actively engaging with key biology content. With ten low-prep stations, students will explore, model, and interact with the full process of DNA replication through hands-on tasks, diagrams, vocabulary, and critical thinking activities.

These student-led protein synthesis stations are a great way to get your kids moving and interacting with content in a variety of fun and engaging ways! Students will learn, interact, and model the processes involved in protein synthesis with these eight fun, low-prep protein synthesis stations.

Non-Mendelian genetics stations make learning genetics interactive and engaging, giving students hands-on opportunities to explore inheritance patterns beyond Mendel while deepening their understanding through meaningful, text-based tasks.

These eight evolution stations focus on how populations change over time and the evidence that supports evolutionary theory. Students explore evolution through hands-on activities, data analysis, card sorts, and more.

These classification stations focus on how scientists organize, identify, and communicate about living things using evidence-based systems. Students explore classification and taxonomy through hands-on activities, analysis, and reasoning-based tasks.

These energy in ecosystems stations focus on how energy moves through ecosystems and how organisms are connected through feeding relationships. Students explore concepts related to energy flow and ecosystem structure through hands-on activities, analysis, and reasoning-based tasks.

These population ecology stations focus on how populations change over time and how interactions within ecosystems influence population size, growth, and distribution. Students explore key concepts related to population dynamics through hands-on activities, data analysis, and reasoning-based tasks.

These student-led human body system stations are a great way to get your kids moving and interacting with content in a variety of fun and engaging ways! Students read, answer questions, label diagrams, and complete graphic organizers in these no-prep stations.