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11th grade anatomy literature circles for staff and administrators
Cell Theory & Nature of Science Goals & Scales, Essential Questions & Vocab
Cell Theory and Nature of Science covers science standards including Cell Structures and Functions, Prokaryotic versus Eukaryotic Cells, Plant versus Animal Cells, and Types of Microscopes. Additionally, it covers the Nature of Science standards that cover Scientific Method, Collecting and Analyzing Data, Common Confusion Points such as Repetition versus Replication, Observation versus Inference, Qualitative versus Quantitative Observations. These are full-page size print-outs of the Learning
Grades:
8th - 11th
Also included in: Goals & Scales, Essential Questions & Vocabulary BIOLOGY BUNDLE
Teaching Cancer Education in Schools
This is a 250 page document which is written as a curriculum guide for teaching cancer education in schools. The first version was written in 2001 because it was observed that schools do not place any emphasis on teaching about a disease that is so destructive to our society. The book presents 25 ways in which teachers, schools or school districts could use to inform students about cancer. By the time students become adults and are diagnosed with cancer, it might be too late. That cancer could h
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Grades:
5th - 12th
Gulp - Adventures on the Alimentary Canal: Reading Assignments
This product includes 17 reading assignments for each of the sections of Mary Roach's book Gulp. Each of the assignments provide students with a unique way to demonstrate their understanding of the reading. Students will have the opportunity to be saliva's publicist, create their own snack food, develop a want ad for a flatulence sniffer and much more. This is a fun and engaging way to study the digestive system and all its benefits and drawbacks. Includes: Handout with 17 reading assignments
Grades:
9th - 12th
Types:
Biology - Non-Infectious diseases - Cystic fibrosis
*price based on TeachersPayTeachers fee*A concise summary of Non-infectious diseases with Cystic fibrosis as a focus example. Great for a class summary or study notes!Some big questions answered are:What is a non-infectious disease? What are some examples? How do you get them? (with examples)There is a focus on Cystic Fibrosis as an example where occurrence, symptoms, cause and treatment are addressed.
Grades:
9th - 12th
What Students and Teachers need to know about Cancer
This is an accompanying book for the book entitled: Teaching Cancer Education in Schools. It presents additional and specific information that teachers can use to teach students about Cancer in schools.
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Grades:
5th - 12th
Anatomy Syllabus
Editable syllabus for high school Anatomy Course. Expectations for behavior, lab exercises, and grading are outlined in the syllabus. Also included is a return slip for parent/guardians to sign and return to teacher. Edit to fit your classroom and hit print!
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Grades:
10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
GROUNDHOG DAY TRIVIA CHALLENGE/CONTEST: STUDENTS & STAFF
PRINCIPALS, ADMINISTRATORS & TEACHERS: This fun quiz can be used for a staff activity during a development day. Perhaps, a small token prize can be awarded for the highest score! Happy Groundhog Day, America! Happy Winter season! Maybe an inexpensive pair of mittens or gloves can be a good prize? Also, use this for a science/ biology quiz which students can do for homework, in a science center or in an open lab computer slot. Students can use the internet to check for corroborate informatio
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Grades:
4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
ROBOTICS CHALLENGE: DEVELOPING A ROBOTIC PEREGRINE FALCON
Teachers, this contest challenges students to develop a robotic falcon that would
protect our satellites. Ideas and creativity are the mother of invention! A prize can be awarded, if possible. Knowledge is power!
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Grades:
5th - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
ROBOTICS CONTEST: DESIGNING A MOUNTAIN GOAT: BIOMECHANICS
This contest involves planning and development of a mountain climbing robotic goat. Students are divided into teams to work on the contest. Good luck. Teachers: A prize can be awarded, if possible as an incentive for the developers. Have fun, and be creative! Knowledge is power!
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Grades:
5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Skeletal System Socratic Circle
Students read three different texts and discuss as a class, focusing on what bones can tell us about the human body. Used in my 11-12th grade Human Anatomy course for 5 years.
If you use this lesson, please come back and leave a comment and rating - I'd love to hear your feedback.
Grades:
9th - 12th
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NGSS Life Science Snap Shot for MS and HS Standards
This is a side by side comparison of the NGSS standards by topic for Life Sciences for Grades 6-8 and 9-12. This would especially be helpful for teachers and schools where the high school and middle school work closely on curriculum development for the life sciences sequences. For other teachers, it will be helpful to see what students "should be" learning in the classes that they teach and what they "should have" learned in the previous classes. Additionally, this should be a valuable resources
Grades:
6th - 12th
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