Red Wagon Human Body for High School |Homeschool Anatomy and Physiology Curriculum

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This homeschool anatomy and physiology curriculum helps high school students explore how the human body works, from muscles and blood to the digestive and respiratory systems. Engaging lessons, experiments, and real-life examples make anatomy and physiology exciting and memorable.

Course FAQs: What You Need to Know

Q: What grade level is this curriculum for?
A: Red Wagon Human Body for High School is intended for Grades 11–12.

Q: How long is the curriculum?
A: It spans 32 lessons across 16 modules, planned for a full academic year (32 weeks) with lessons scheduled for 1–2 days per week.

Q: Is this a video course or a text-based course?
A: This homeschool anatomy and physiology curriculum includes pre-recorded online videos along with text instructions, readings, and experiments. Students can view the lessons online or use printed materials for independent study.

Q: Does this course have answer keys?
A: Yes. Each presentation level (General and Honors) includes a Student Materials Notebook and a corresponding Parent Test Manual with answer keys.

Q: What topics are covered in this course?
A: Students explore cell biology, tissue structure, homeostasis, and all eleven body systems, including integumentary, skeletal, muscular, nervous, endocrine, circulatory, lymphatic, digestive, respiratory, urinary, and reproductive systems.

Q: Are there experiments or hands-on activities?
A: Yes. The course includes a variety of experiments and activities to help students explore anatomy and physiology in a hands-on, engaging way.

Q: Is this course Biblical?
A: Yes. Lessons are designed to highlight the incredible design of the human body and God’s creative handiwork.

Q: Are there different levels of the course?
A: Yes. The course is currently available in General and Honors levels. A Pre-Med level is under development. Each level has its own Student Materials Notebook and Parent Test Manual.

Q: What supplies are needed?
A: Students need the corresponding lessons on SchoolhouseTeachers.com and a journal for note-taking and experiments. Additional basic school supplies may be required for experiments.

Q: Can this course be used for independent study?
A: Yes. The combination of videos, text instructions, and experiments allows students to work independently while following the structured curriculum.