Free Crash Course Anatomy & Physiology Curriculum Planning Guide
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If you are considering a longer Crash Course Anatomy & Physiology sequence, start with the free educator planning guide. It gives teachers a clear preview of the pacing, unit structure, assessment rhythm, and classroom workflow before deciding whether the full curriculum bundle is the right fit.
Important: this free planning guide is a planning resource only. It does not include the individual episode lesson files, weekly assessments, unit assessments, final assessment, Google Forms, student assessment slides, quiz print versions, or videos.
What the free planning guide helps you preview
- A 12-week Crash Course Anatomy & Physiology course map
- Four curriculum units covering all 47 episodes
- Weekly pacing for regular classroom use
- Assessment rhythm for weekly, unit, and final review
- How the sequence can support classroom planning, review, or extended absence preparation
- How the full curriculum is organized before purchase
Who this free guide is for
This guide is useful for Anatomy & Physiology teachers, Biology teachers, Health Science teachers, homeschool instructors, and department leaders who want a quick way to evaluate whether a Crash Course video-based curriculum sequence fits their class calendar.
Planning before a longer unit or leave
Teachers planning ahead for a maternity leave, pregnancy leave, medical leave, sabbatical, family emergency, or long-term substitute coverage can use the guide to see how the course is structured across multiple weeks. It does not replace the full curriculum materials, but it can help you decide how the larger bundle might fit a long-term plan.
Open the free Crash Course Anatomy & Physiology educator planning guide.
Videos are not included
This resource is designed to support use of the publicly available Crash Course Anatomy & Physiology videos. The videos themselves are not included, and this resource is not affiliated with or endorsed by Crash Course.