Savvy Sample: Free dissectible silicone frog models with lesson plans (qualifying educators in the U.S. and Canada)
Region: U.S. and Canada
How to Claim: Qualifying administrators and teachers can request free Kind Frogs at TeachKind’s website. Complete the request form to apply for the pilot program.
Bonus Info: The Kind Frog’s color-coded organs are designed to make anatomical structures easier to identify than they often are with real specimens.
TeachKind Science is offering qualifying educators and administrators a free dissectible silicone frog model — the Kind Frog — as part of a pilot program to modernize science education. It’s anatomically correct, liquid- and toxin-free, has no odor, and requires no biohazard disposal, making it a practical upgrade for any classroom dissection unit.
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Participating schools receive the Kind Frogs at no cost along with lesson plans, ongoing support from TeachKind Science educators, and evaluation surveys for students and teachers. Open to all grades across the U.S. and Canada — administrators and teachers can apply directly through the request form on TeachKind’s site.
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- TeachKind Science is the humane education division of PETA, founded in 1980 and based in Norfolk, VA
- The Kind Frog is a silicone dissection model designed by teachers to deliver hands-on learning without real animals
- Qualifying administrators and teachers can apply via the request form at TeachKind’s website
- This offer is for educators only — a separate student request option is available on the site
- Participating schools receive lesson plans, educator support, and evaluation surveys at no cost
