Justine Borzumato
Biology Teacher
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Co-authored Articles (6)
How to
Draw a Food Web
Creating a food web is a really great way to learn more about how organisms and animals live in their natural habitats. While a food chain shows how ecosystems function in a linear way, a food web is a more visual approa...
How to
Make a Small 3D Atom Model
3D atom models are a common science project and craft made to help understand how certain atoms work. A 3D atom model can be useful to demonstrate in a classroom or use to explain when giving a lesson about atoms. Atom m...
How to
Build a Model Lung
Building a model lung is a fun way to participate in a science fair, complete an assignment for class, or simply learn more about how the human body works. Creating a model lung is simple, and uses materials that you pro...
How to
Draw an Animal Cell
Cells are one of the most basic building blocks of life. Whether single-celled or multi-celled, all organisms have them. Animal cells differ from plant cells in several regards though, including the lack of vacuoles, chl...
How to
Classify Animals
From the humblest jellyfish to the most advanced primates, the animal kingdom houses an extremely diverse selection of organisms. It is estimated that between 9 and 10 million unique species of animals exist on Earth. To...
The 3 Pillars of Cell Theory and Their History
Our guide to the principles of cell theory and how it was discoveredOur simple cell theory primer will get you up to speed with easy explanations on the 3 main points of classic cell theory, the 3 main points of modern c...
