As we ponder the wonders of human anatomy, it’s always good to stop and remind ourselves that how we are shaped and assembled is entirely...

Someday we will figure it all out. Don’t you agree? By “it,” we mean how this whole Earth thing happened and how human beings well, came...

Here at Anatomy in Clay, not much makes us happier than the sight of students teaching other students about our favorite topic Of course,...

Most of the time when we build with the Anatomy in Clay® Learning System, we take a piece of clay and fashion it into a certain shape as...

When Allison Fall was three years old, she wanted to be a dancer. “I was very clear about it,” she recalls. “When I was eight, my dad...

When you stop at the doctor’s office or check into a hospital, your expectations are justifiably high. Fix me. Heal me. Find the right...

We want to make sure that as many people as possible know about three upcoming workshops in Metro Denver that all deal with cancer. The...

At Renaissance High School in Boise, medical terminology teacher Scott Marema doesn’t take students to the cadaver lab until the end of...

In the spring of 2018, Natascha Heise ran her first marathon in Fort Collins, Colorado. Natascha ran it—and finished. Her time was 4...

Growing up in the farm town of Bowbells, North Dakota, Debbi Warren game down with rheumatic fever when was four years old. The diagnosis...

Bev Boyer was 16 years old and attending Dixon High School in northern Illinois when a doctor finally pinpointed why she was frequently...

Did you know the word yoga is a noun? It’s a Sanskrit noun that translates to the English for “yoke.” It’s derived from the root word yui...

In the movie “The Graduate,” college graduate Ben is told the future is “plastics.” It’s very possible that was true in 1967, when the...

Would you rather know something in your head or in your bones? Those are two different kinds of “knowing,” aren’t they? When you know...

Why is the worldwide headquarters of Anatomy in Clay® Learning System located in Loveland, Colorado? We thought you would never ask!...

Some of us here at Anatomy in Clay® Learning System love baseball. And, of course, baseball gets us thinking human anatomy. When was the...

The world is marked by dividing lines—continents, countries, states, cities, towns, etc. And the same holds true for the people who live...

Brandee Gillham recalls a single insight from Colorado State University professor Mark Frasier and it really stuck with her. Frasier’s...

It was fascination with the sinking of the Titanic in fourth grade that may have led, many years later, to helping Brandee Gillham...

Come with us now to check out a great school and meet a cool teacher. Why do we like this school? Here’s a one-word hint: Hands. That is,...