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Anatomy Common Core RST.9-10.9 resources
Blood Internet Scavenger Hunt | NO PREP
Need a day off from active teaching and looking for a student-led research activity? If you are in the Cardiovascular Unit with your anatomy or health students, this may be just the assignment you are looking for! This Internet Scavenger Hunt activity will give students the opportunity to use internet search engines to learn more about blood donations & donation types, blood composition, reinforce blood types, antigens and antibodies, centrifuging, introduce venipuncture and phlebotomy tubes
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: Cardiovascular System Activities Bundle
Model Functional Regions of the Brain using Swim Caps- Common Core and NGSS
Brain caps are a favorite in my Honors Anatomy and Physiology course and a very cool, far less expensive, alternative to brain dissections. Students create a models of cortical structures and functional regions of the brain on one side of a swim cap, and a midsagittal view of deep structures and functional regions of the brain on the other. This project takes a little less than a week to complete, and is fast and easy to grade, plus students end up with the coolest swim cap ever! After caps are
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Your Brain Series, PBS Nova Viewing Guides
Both episodes from PBS Nova's Your Brain series. Episode 1: Perception Deception, Episode 2: Who's in Control?Viewing guides are fill-in-the-blank, followed by reflective short answers that can be used to generate a T-P-S activity or a group discussion following the video. Both PBS episodes are available for free on YouTube.
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9th - 12th
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Your Brain: Who's in Control? PBS Nova Viewing Guide
Fill-in-the-blank and short answer viewing guide for PBS Nova video Your Brain: Who's in Control? Product comes with a two page worksheet, modified copy with word bank, and an answer key. The questions follow the video in order and can be used as a lesson plan for a sub, part of a psych/soc lesson, or as part of an anatomy and physiology/biology class.
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Your Brain Series, PBS Nova Viewing Guides
Your Brain: Perception Deception, PBS Nova Viewing Guide
Fill-in-the-blank and short answer viewing guide for PBS Nova video Your Brain: Perception Deception. Product comes with a standard two-sided worksheet, a modified copy with a word bank, and an answer key. The viewing guide follows the video in order, and the short answer questions on page two can be used as the base for a class discussion or a T-P-S activity. This product is great for psychology, anatomy and physiology, biology, and sociology classes, as well as life science classes!
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Also included in: Your Brain Series, PBS Nova Viewing Guides
Neurological Disease/ Disorder/ Injury Google Slides Project | NO PREP
Looking for a collaborative activity that the whole class can work on to research neurological diseases? This activity revamps the traditional poster project assignments by engaging students in a Google Slide that will be edited by all, and allows students to conduct their own independent research. Students will choose one Neurological Disease, Disorder, or Injury and research what it is, what causes it, how homeostasis is interrupted, how it can be treated, and what organizations or foundations
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9th - 12th
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AWARE Glimpse of Consciousness PBS Viewing Guide
Fill-in-the-blank and short answer viewing guide for PBS AWARE Glimpse of Consciousness documentary. Product comes with a two page worksheet, modified copy with word bank, and an answer key. The questions follow the video in order and can be used as a lesson plan for a sub, part of a psychology or sociology lesson, or as part of an anatomy and physiology/biology class. This can be the foundation for a group discussion or Socratic seminar on consciousness from a psychological, biological, anatomi
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Create - a - Creature Genetics Unit
This whole unit covers the basics of genetics! It includes the Create a Creature lab, home genetic test, Punnet Squares, webquest, and final test!You can also extract DNA from dried peas; practice reading DNA and RNA; explore genetic disorders through the Human Genome Project webquest; and explore pedigree charts! You will have to create your own shell and tail pieces this. The original artist has gone on to draw a Google doodle ! You can also have the students design their own shell / tails. Th
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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HS-LS3-3
, HS-LS3-1
, MS-LS4-3
, MS-LS4-1
, HS-LS4-2
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Also included in: Hands-on Science Semester Labs Bundle
The Panda's Thumb: Convergent Evolution Escape Room Case Study
Students explore convergent evolution through the case study of the giant and red panda. The 10-page case study is organized into four progressive challenges, modeled after popular escape room games, to explore the essential question- What are the evolutionary origins of the panda’s thumb? Through a multimedia investigation, students apply content, interpret diagrams, evaluate scientific evidence, and think critically to “escape the case.” Answers to the 13 key questions are added to the provide
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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NGSS:
HS-LS4-2
, HS-LS4-1
, HS-LS4-4
, HS-LS4-5
Maintaing Homeostasis: Experimental Design Lab
This experimental design lab can be used during an advanced middle school or high school life science course. You can use this resource when discussing experimental procedures, characteristics of life, or cellular respiration. Perfect addition to any unit discussing the cardiovascular, muscular, or respiratory systems.
My students love this lab and have designed experiments that I will then use in later units. Not only does this supplement core content, it allows students to be creative and ap
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Not Grade Specific
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Integumentary (Skin) Myth vs. Fact Activity
Previewing the Integumentary System, or looking for an activity to enrich your study of the skin or human body? This activity provides students with an opportunity to research the validity of common claims about human skin. Students begin the activity by hypothesizing whether a statement about the skin is a fact or a myth (ex. Chocolate causes acne). Then, students choose one of the statements to research further. After student research, students can share and complete a graphic organizer summar
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9th - 12th
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Bacterial Morphology, Gram Stain & Inoculation Exercise with RUBRIC
A great multi-day project analyzing bacterial samples!! Great for the end-of-unit assessment or application of skill investigation. Students should have an understanding of gram staining, bacteria morphology, and the difference between aerobic and anaerobic growth patterns. Students conduct independent research on key differences between B. subtilis and E. coli using the provided graphic organizer. Then, innoculate Petri dishes and vials with the sample provided by the teacher. Through growth, g
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10th - 12th
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NGSS:
HS-LS2-3
Distance Learning: Genetics Diseases & Student Choice (No Starting Resources)
This self-contained Depth & Complexity Icon package can serve as a cross-curricular blend between science and history - with an emphasis on student choice - or as a standalone practice on research, reflection, and communication. Students choose the genetic disease they wish to study and the medium by which they want to express their understanding, then research and share out to teammates. All notes (from both student research and the share-out portion) can be taken in the built-in graphic or
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7th - 10th
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MS-LS4-4
End of Chapter (EOC) Blood (Hematology) Project
In this end-of-chapter (EOC) project, students pick a topic from a list, research that topic and prepare a poster, Prezi, PowerPoint or other visual medium for a class presentation. Several suggestions on possible topics and the appropriate media type for the product are made.
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11th - 12th
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NGSS:
HS-LS1-3
HOW THE HEART WORKS - ACTIVITY - HUMAN BODY SYSTEMS
With this activity, students read an article about their body's hardest working muscle, complete a crossword that relates to the article, and then build a working heart model! You get 6 pages with:Article & related crossword puzzleMaterials & Procedure list for building heart modelDirections for how to make the model heart "pump"Comparison information and diagram of heart with follow up questionAnswer KeyCheck out this video for making the model:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iAkykZXLJT
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9th - 12th
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HS-LS4-1
Distance Learning: Genetic Diseases & Student Choice WITH Starting Resources!
This self-contained Depth & Complexity Icon package can serve as a cross-curricular blend between science and history - with an emphasis on student choice - or as a standalone practice on research, reflection, and communication. Students choose the genetic disease they wish to study and the medium by which they want to express their understanding, then research and share out to teammates. All notes (from both student research and the share-out portion) can be taken in the built-in graphic or
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Grades:
7th - 10th
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NGSS:
MS-LS4-4
Online Organ Systems Activity - Designed for Google Classroom
This activity was designed for use with Google Classroom. It enables students to build their understanding of the human body organ systems through the process of "Find 3": students find three sources and use the sources to synthesize their own understanding of each organ system.
Bones Universal Video Guide
Do your anatomy or forensic students love crime scene dramas? 'Bones' is a great TV show that focuses on the anatomical aspects of forensics science and is a great way to peak your students interests in anatomy. This Universal Video Guide reinforces the steps of the scientific method, demonstrates how scientists gather and evaluate evidence, and shows the use of biotechnology to catch a criminal. This Video Guide can be used for any 'Bones' episode. Be advised that some scenes in the 'Bones' epi
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9th - 12th
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Bacterial Morphology, Gram Stain & Inoculation Assessment
A FREE, Quick method in gauging students' abilities to describe bacterial morphology, gram staining results, and aerobic and anaerobic inoculation. Students should have an understanding of gram staining, bacteria morphology, and the difference between aerobic and anaerobic growth patterns. For a complete project applying these topics, CLICK HERE for the Bacterial Morphology, Gram Stain & Inoculation Exercise with RUBRIC! Students conduct independent research on key differences between B. sub
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Grades:
10th - 12th
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NGSS:
HS-LS2-3
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