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The word chrysalis originates from the Greek word chrysos which means gold.

Chrysalis Learning Courses

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Human Anatomy

Always wondered how the human body works? Here's your chance to get an up close view of all 11 body systems. This survey course will introduce students to the complexity of the human body and provide them with hands on laboratory experience featuring the dissection of a brain, eye, heart, and rat. This course also includes a online learning component. Geared toward students in grade late middle and high school (12-17 years).

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Comparative Anatomy

Fascinated by bugs, worms, and other "gross" animals? Here's your chance to study them really, really closely! This hands on course will introduce students to the various features and lifecycles of common animals and provide them with hands on laboratory experience through the dissection of ascaris, earthworm, crayfish, squid, and frog. There is simply no better way to learn about animals than by observing them closely. Geared toward students in middle school through early high school (8-14 years).

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Science Explorers

Let your middle school student experience science in action! This course is filled with fun lab activities related to biology, chemistry and physics. Activities include microscope exploration, safe explosions, and rocket building. This course is geared for students in late elementary through middle school (6-11 years).

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