The word “vestige” means a trace, mark, or visible sign left by something that has disappeared or is disappearing. The word comes from...

As the 2024 Summer Olympics get underway in Paris, we want to draw your attention to one sport that stands head and shoulders above all...

Are active, busy hands the key to happiness? Well, of course, we’ve always thought so. We learned a lot about the power of hands-on...

About ten years ago, Emporia High School science teacher Erica Huggard attended an Anatomy in Clay® Learning System training at ESSDACK...

Three things we learned while chatting with Nancy Harris on a recent episode of the Anatomy in Clay® Learning System podcast: 1.     Will...

On the playground, they call them monkey bars. A child can swing from rung to rung—or skip a rung as reach increases and strength allows....

Here at the Anatomy in Clay® Learning System headquarters, we tend to focus on the obvious structures and visible architecture of the...

When Kristin Griffith was told that she would be hired as an Anatomy teacher at Colton High School in Colton, California, she was...

As anyone whose surfed the web lately knows, there are increasingly more options for exploring anatomy. Three-dimensional and now...

This just in: Jon Zahourek will be bringing his expertise and equine skeletons to Lexington, Kentucky—better known as the heart of horse...

Keep moving! Good blood circulation is vital to health. And movement helps move blood. The heart gets a lot of the credit for...

We can’t recommend a recent episode of the Radiolab podcast—Man Against Horse—highly enough. It includes: · Pigs on a treadmill · Humans...

“How many legs on a horse?” It’s a question Jon Zahourek asks when he wants students to ponder the many remarkable things about...

Let’s take a pause from studying how we’re all put together on the inside and marvel at the capability of the human body as a whole. In...

For the first time this past summer, Joshua Rowe used the CANIKEN® model to teach students in his summer anatomy boot camp at Lincoln...

Yoga teacher Jo Phee is based in Singapore, where she was born and bred. Twenty years ago, when she was working as a conference...

We are glad to see fascia having its moment. Long overlooked, long understudied—it’s clear that research into fascia is gathering...

If you follow the Anatomy in Clay® Learning System on Facebook or Twitter or YouTube (and if you are not, why not?) you’ll notice in the...

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...