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7th Grade scientists grabbed a tray and tools and discovered 10 of the 11 organ systems of a bullfrog! (Sorry, Miss Piggy, but Kermit was never going to tie the knot).Kids committed to studying human organ systems during the past two weeks by observing pig and frog organs to get a better understanding of the inner workings of their own bodies. Students' exclamations ranged from, "This is the greatest day of my life!" to "I don't know about this." Overall, the "study of life fascinates me." Teachers building off the natural curiosity of students and making connections with students is how we show that "We are All In" at Diamond Fork Junior High School!