FREE TeachKind Science Anti–Animal Dissection Poster for Your Classroom!
There are so many reasons to end animal dissection in the classroom, from not wanting to pay for animals to be killed for a class exercise to caring about the environment and the world’s ecosystems to wanting to cultivate a trauma-informed and inclusive learning environment in which students feel safe.
No matter the reason, compassionate teachers are choosing modern, humane, non-animal dissection methods like SynFrog, eMind software, Froggipedia, and others—and ditching the archaic, ineffective, toxic chemical–soaked ways of the past. And now you can make it clear why with TeachKind Science’s free poster proclaiming, “In this classroom, we respect animals!” and more.
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