Crash Course Anatomy & Physiology Full Curriculum for High School
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A full Crash Course Anatomy & Physiology curriculum works best when the playlist is supported by individual episode materials, predictable weekly routines, cumulative assessments, and teacher-facing planning support. This full curriculum bundle is designed to turn the 47-episode Crash Course Anatomy & Physiology playlist into a structured 12-week classroom sequence.
Start with the free planning guide: teachers can preview the course map and pacing structure here: free Crash Course Anatomy & Physiology educator planning guide.
What the full curriculum bundle includes
- Teacher-created materials for all 47 Crash Course Anatomy & Physiology episodes
- Individual episode lesson materials for guided viewing, review, or independent work
- 12 weekly assessment teacher guides
- 4 unit assessment teacher guides
- 1 final assessment teacher guide
- Week 12 Day 4 review and application lesson plan
- Educator planning guide
- Student syllabus
- Vocabulary, short-answer, graph/model, and multiple-choice assessment support
- Complete teacher-facing answer keys
- Editable DOCX files for flexible classroom use
Course structure
The curriculum is organized into four units across 12 weeks. Students move from foundations, tissues, skin, and nervous-system concepts into autonomic regulation, senses, skeletal and muscular systems, endocrine regulation, cardiovascular and respiratory systems, digestion, metabolism, urinary regulation, reproduction, lymphatic function, and immunity.
Classroom use
- Use the full sequence as a semester supplement or review structure
- Assign weekly assessments after grouped episode lessons
- Use unit assessments for cumulative checkpoints
- Use the final assessment as a course-level review or end-of-sequence test
- Use selected pieces for sub plans, remediation, independent work, or enrichment
Useful for longer teacher absences
Because the bundle follows a consistent weekly structure, it can also help teachers plan for a maternity leave, pregnancy leave, medical leave, sabbatical, family emergency, or other extended absence. It gives a long-term substitute or covering teacher a clear sequence instead of disconnected one-day activities. Teachers should still adapt pacing and expectations to their students, school calendar, and local requirements.
View the Crash Course Anatomy & Physiology full curriculum bundle.
Videos are not included
This product provides teacher-created lesson, planning, and assessment materials designed to use with the publicly available Crash Course Anatomy & Physiology video playlist. Videos are not included. This product is not affiliated with or endorsed by Crash Course.