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Unit 6.6: Lesson 2
How I Teach It, OpenSciEd 6.6 William Pirl 10/4/26 How I Teach It, OpenSciEd 6.6 William Pirl 10/4/26

Unit 6.6: Lesson 2

An arm model, an injury simulation, and three days of notebook work helped students explore how subsystems work together—and what happens when one is damaged. Here’s what worked, why the spring-scale measurements fell short, and why I’m bringing back the frog-leg dissection.

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