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Health simulation pdfs
Stereotypes Activity: Who Would You Hire? (Google Slides) Diversity / Inclusion
Not sure where to start with the topic of prejudice and stereotypes with your upper middle school/high schoolers? This resource has you covered! Students can see some of the biases and prejudices they might hold and reflect on ways they can be open to the people around them, empowering students to combat stereotypes.With this engaging activity/simulation you start by asking students to review 7 candidates looking for a job in your company. The catch is, they start with only the name! In each rou
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Grades:
9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Diversity and Inclusion Bundle: High School Activities + Lessons
Social Emotional Learning Bundle: SEL Grades 8-12
With this Social Emotional Learning bundle, students will learn how to be in healthy relationships with themselves, their friends, family and fellow students. Through engaging powerpoints (google slides) and activities (roleplays and simulations) students will practice communication skills like Active Listening, Empathetic Responses, Giving/Receiving Constructive Criticism, and Conflict Resolution along with broader subjects like identity, personal values, diversity, and anti-racism education. T
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9th - 12th
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Genetic Disorders: Counselor Simulation
Students take on the role of a genetics counselor in this real world activity. Each student is assigned a different couple that has come to them to find out more about the probability of having a child with a specific genetic disorder and to find out more about the genetic disorder. During the activity, students read the family history of the couple and use this to create a pedigree. From this pedigree, the students identify the genotype of the couple and then calculate the probability of having
Grades:
7th - 10th
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NGSS:
MS-LS3-1
, MS-LS4-4
Explore the Circulatory System
The heart holds many mysteries. Connect the dots to uncover one of them: how much blood flows through its chambers.
In the lungs, what waste product does deoxygenated blood exchange for more oxygen?
What happens to the oxygen in blood when it leaves the heart?
Aligned with Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS):
K-LS1-1. Use observations to describe patterns of what plants and animals (including humans) need to survive.
1-LS1-1. Use materials to design a solution to a human problem by mimi
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K - 9th
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Nutrition Challenge - Meal Planning Activity for High School Health
Engage your students in an exciting, real-world nutrition simulation with this PDF/GOOGLE SLIDES Nutrition Challenge! In this interactive activity, students will face the task of selecting food for a month-long sea voyage, with only the capacity to carry 10 items with them. They'll need to consider the shelf life, preparation ease, and most importantly, the nutritional value of each food.This product includes:-Detailed activity instructions for students + teachers-Google slides intro to set the
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8th - 11th
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CCSS:
Social Narrative for Males about Masturbation (Appropriate/Inappropriate Touch)
This social narrative addresses the sometimes awkward situation of touching themselves (i.e., masturbating) inappropriately at school or in the community. This narrative describes the difference between public and private touch and explains what parts of the body and/or clothing area is acceptable in public vs. private.
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Also included in:Â Social Narrative for Males about Masturbation & Clothes Stay On at School
Mix and Match! Blood Type Compatibility Lab- Simulated Blood Transfusions!
Teaching which blood types are compatible should be more than just having students memorize a chart. Learning the science behind the chart can be complicated but necessary for full comprehension and retention.This lab begins with a brief overview of antigens and antibodies. Students will use their knowledge to then simulate blood transfusions with each "blood type".Materials needed to complete the lab are kept to a minimum in order to be cost-effective (cups, food coloring and spoons are all y
Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in:Â The BIG BUNDLE on BLOOD!
The Journey of a Carbohydrate: High School Health Simulation/Station Activity
Get ready to unravel the process of carbohydrate digestion with this hands-on activity! Most digestion lessons are a bit boring, but this one will get your students out if their chairs and seeing how amazing our bodies actually are at making energy from food.Your students will journey through 5 stations, each representing a different stage of carbohydrate digestion (mouth, esophogus, stomach, intestines, bloodstream). They are given a carbohydrate and watch it transform through the stages of dig
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Grades:
9th - 12th
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CCSS:
NGSS:
MS-LS1-5
, MS-LS1-7
, MS-LS1-3
, HS-LS1-2
, HS-LS1-6
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Nutrition UNO Card Game : Meal Match ( Middle School + High School Health )
Learn about nutrition with this Meal Match Card Game! Perfect for high school health classes, this game is all about connecting the dots between what we eat and how it affects our bodies. It’s a fun, easy way to get your students chatting about food choices and their health perks.Product Content60 Food Cards: Foods with their nutritional benefits 40 Situation Cards: Various situations related to food choicesStudent InstructionsTeacher Instructions How to PlayIn this game, the objective is for st
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7th - 10th
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Safety in the Workplace - Injury Scenarios - Cooperative Learning Activity
This activity is appropriate for high school students learning kitchen safety, types of accidents and burns and basic first aid.
This activity includes the following:
Teacher directions
Answer Key
Example of student notes
Student directions
Role play cards for groups (3-4 per group)
8 injury scenarios
First aid form for student completion
This activity could be done as a cooperative activity (directions included) or as an individual activity with injury scenarios posted in the hallway for st
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9th - 12th
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Gifted Education Unit- Medical Interns
Medical Interns is an excellent student extension for students who are learning about human body systems.Working as an intern students will diagnose patients with varied medical conditions. Armed with prescription cards in their white lab coats, they will determine staff members ailments. If faced with an unknown disease, students will research plausible possibilities, return to the patient with a prescription and present various treatment options.
This is a great unit for gifted education cla
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Grades:
4th - 8th
Active Learning Healthcare Career Interview Exam
Looking for an active learning opportunity to tie all your students' knowledge together and add an exam/research/extra credit grade to your grade book? Look no further!This multi-day activity guides students through a reflective interview preparation process that includes research and thoughtful consideration of all their prior healthcare knowledgepractice and reflective self-evaluationpeer-to-peer engagementwork-readiness practice during a mock interviewIncluded for the teacher:multiple suggest
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Getting Blood Drawn Social Story
Getting blood drawn for testing can be a terrifying experience for children on the autism spectrum. Knowing what to expect can assist with preventing anxiety when at the doctor's office. This social story goes through the typical steps of getting blood draw.
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Not Grade Specific
Sock Baby Project
A popular activity during units on development is that of the sock baby. This scrapbook allows for fun and functionality, adhering to the key developmental standards established by College Board for AP Psychology, though it could also be used and modified for health, sociology, or other related classes. Students get very invested in their "babies" and the results are wonderful. How to Make a Sock Baby
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9th - 12th
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Catch the Bug: Immune System Lab!
Need a way to hook students about immunity and the spread of pathogens? This lab is the PERFECT way to introduce the immune system and how easily pathogens spread from person to person. Easy to use, and a student favorite!
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Grades:
5th - 10th
Kidney (Nephron) Interactive Review - class led instruction
This is an effective way to summarize the nephron with visual representations of how metabolic entities are able to move throughout the nephron to be reabsorbed or expelled. The package includes curricular outcomes, identity cards (metabolic entities), and a key for before the activity and after. Summary: Students will each represent a metabolic entity that will move through the nephron and leave according to concentration and hormones - INCLUDING ADH and Aldosterone effects.
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11th - 12th
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Lifeboat
The lifeboat activity is designed to address several key learning objectives, making it a multifaceted and engaging educational experience. It promotes critical thinking and decision-making skills as students are tasked with evaluating the unique qualities, skills, and backgrounds of each survivor to make informed choices about who should be prioritized for the limited spots on the lifeboat. It encourages teamwork and collaboration, as students must work together within their peer groups to rea
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Grades:
8th - 12th
Digestion Demonstration (Review) from Beginning to End
This resource is an exceptional way to preview or review the steps in digestion with as much or as little depth as needed for curricular outcomes (i.e. sphincters, enzymes, emulsification, peristalsis). These avenues have been included within the document as well as questions, comments and answers (used at your discretion).Each step of this demonstration represents the steps in digestion, including: mouth, esophagus, stomach, small intestine, large intestine, anus.
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4th - 12th
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Food Guide Assignment using MyPlate
This is my take on the paper plate assignment where students cut out magazine pictures of foods and place them on the make believe plate in the right proportions to match the MyPlate guidelines. I made the chart easy to follow so that students can easily decide what to eat to match the guidelines. Since the MyPlate mentions ounces and cups, I translated that into servings that are the size of a tennis ball, baseball, etc. My students will do this as an end-of-the-year project.
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Grades:
7th - 12th
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Blood type simulation
This simulation can be used in a genetics unit to reinforce the idea of different blood types or in a class that teaches about medicine.
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Not Grade Specific
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NGSS:
HS-LS3-3
Earth Day: The Global Water Crisis Activity
Celebrate #earthday in the classroom with this simulation. Students will be active participants in solving a mystery. Why are the villagers getting sick? Your download contains the presentation to facilitate the simulation and guide discussion. Handouts and role playing briefs are included. Introduce students to advanced topics such as the United Nations and the Sustainable Development Goals on an age-appropriate level while having fun! Go deeper on your own and get interdisciplinary by includi
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Grades:
6th - 8th
Cranial Nerves Lab Practical / Exam Rubric
Ready to test your students knowledge of cranial nerves? This rubric comes ready to print 2-on-1-page for convenient grading of lab partners as they perform a cranial nerve exam. Click here to purchase the cranial nerve bundle that includes all of the items listed below ($4 savings). Click the links below to purchase individual items:cranial nerves lecture/lesson slide set AND cranial nerves guided notes handout (matches slide set)a cranial nerves labeling handoutthis cranial nerves lab practica
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in:Â Cranial Nerves Bundle
Fake Edible Poop Lab
Fake Edible Poop Lab allows students to explore the process of the digestive system hands on as the work through each phase of digestion creating their own fake edible poop! Requires some materials (see preview) but is a lot of FUN (and maybe a bit messy)!
Grades:
9th - 12th
Explore the Respiratory System
Breathe in and breathe out. What happens to your chest?
Our lungs are like balloons. As we inhale oxygen, they inflate. As we exhale carbon
dioxide, they deflate. Construct a paper lung and inflate it.
Spot the tiny dots. What do alveoli do as we take in oxygen and breathe out carbon dioxide?
Directions:
1) Cut out square; place printed side up. Fold in half horizontally to crease. Flip over and fold on each diagonal.
2) Collapse into a triangle by pulling the edges of the horizontal fold in
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Grades:
K - 9th
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