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Miller, John C., Jr. – Science Activities, 1983
Discusses experiments involving classical conditioning of planarians. Suitable for advanced high school students or college-level independent study, flatworms are trained to curl up under a bright light. Then the planarians to are subjected to controlled reproduction experiments to determine whether the learned behavior is inherited by their…
Descriptors: Animal Behavior, Animals, Biology, Classical Conditioning
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Hunt, John D. – Science Activities, 1982
Several investigations can be undertaken with live sea anemones. A sea anemone's feeding response, fighting power, color, and symbiotic relationships to other invertebrates (such as a marine hermit crab) can be investigated in the high school classroom. Background information and laboratory procedures are provided. (Author/JN)
Descriptors: Animals, High Schools, Marine Biology, Science Activities
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Kneidl, Sally Stenhouse – Science Activities, 1993
Describes activities with organisms from freshwater ponds and ditches. Several experiments involve predation, some involve habitat choices, and one addressees the role of sunlight in supporting plant-eating animals. (PR)
Descriptors: Animals, Ecology, Elementary Education, Habitats
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VanCleave, Janice – Science Activities, 1993
Presents 2 activities for students aged 8-12 in which students determine (1) whether or not earthworms can see white light; and (2) how an earthworm moves without legs. (MDH)
Descriptors: Animal Behavior, Biology, Elementary Education, Elementary School Science