Give Grade 7 Science students 30 learning stations across six resources covering speciation, natural selection, fossils, embryonic development, and anatomical evidence of biological evolution. This NGSS-focused unit bundle brings related evolution topics together for classroom station rotations, small-group work, and review without having to source separate activities for each concept.

📚 What's Included

Speciation and Biological Evolution
• Speciation and How New Species Form: Explore how new species form and how populations change over time.
• Biological Evolution Worksheets and Learning Stations: Revisit key ideas about biological evolution with a mix of worksheet and station-based practice, as indicated by the resource title.

Natural Selection and Fossil Evidence
• Natural Selection: Examine how natural selection contributes to changes in populations, with a resource connected to NGSS MS-LS4-4.
• Fossil Evidence and Biological Evolution: Consider how fossils provide evidence of changes in life across Earth's history.

Evidence from Development and Anatomy
• Embryonic Development and Evolution Evidence: Explore how similarities in embryonic development can contribute to evidence for evolutionary relationships.
• Biological Evolution: Anatomical Evidence: Compare anatomical similarities as evidence used to investigate relationships among organisms.

Each resource contains five learning stations, giving you 30 stations in total across six resources. The topics connect, but each set addresses a different part of the biological evolution unit.

🔎 Topics Covered

• Speciation and the formation of new species
• Biological evolution and population change
• Natural selection and adaptation
• Fossil evidence of evolutionary change
• Embryonic development as evidence of evolution
• Anatomical similarities and evolutionary relationships
• Comparing different lines of evidence for biological evolution

🧑‍🏫 How Teachers Can Use It

Set up station rotations during a Grade 7 evolution unit, with groups moving between activities and recording their work as they go. You can also pull out individual station sets when teaching natural selection, fossils, or anatomical evidence rather than using the entire bundle at once. Keep the remaining resources for revision before a unit assessment or for small-group review of concepts that need another look.

💰 Bundle Savings

The six-resource bundle costs $19.20, compared with $24 when purchased separately. That saves $4.80 (20%) while giving you 30 learning stations focused on biological evolution and its evidence. Having the six related resources together makes it easier to plan across the unit and select the relevant station set for each lesson, instead of searching for separate practice on every topic.