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Middle school anatomy cultural activity microsofts
Parts, Functions & Dysfunctions of the Ear
As the name suggests, this mini-lesson is about the parts, functions and some seldom seen dysfunctions of the ear developed for my Deaf culture students; not to just understand the basic function of how the ear works, but also to introduce them to common dysfunctions of the ear and how these complications can impact one’s ability to hear well.The lesson includes:• PowerPoint presentation (pdf)• Ear diagram for students to label (handout quiz) – printable• Handout Quiz with answer key This presen
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Faces – conversation English - ESL adult conversation in PPT
This presentation contains a 44 slide PowerPoint lesson in editable PPT format including idioms, a quiz activity, work papers and teacher’s notes.This lesson explores the question “why are human faces so different”. Our facial variety is crucial to the survival of our species, we are genetically programmed to be attracted to faces that are different so that we reproduce healthier babies. This discussion topic is an interesting one for both ESL classes (since it’s an international issue by nature
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Indigenous Animal X-Ray Visual Art and Science Activity
Students use Indigenous art techniques (particularly ‘rarrk’ i.e. cross-hatching) to compose an X-ray drawing of their favourite animal. This also supports their understanding of animal body parts and systems. Slides include examples of X-ray drawings, a 4-step guide to composition, and images of animal skeletons. Any media can be used for this activity e.g. pencil, paint, pen, crayon. To develop this resource, I adapted some information and images from Artyfactory. You can access further detail
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PreK - 6th
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