Spread of an Infectious Disease and Population Growth | |
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Student Handout Teacher Notes High School Activity: A simple simulation demonstrates exponential spread of infectious disease in a population, and discussion questions develop student understanding of how human diseases spread. Additional discussion questions and a graphing activity develop an understanding of exponential and logistic population growth. More... |
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Published by Ingrid Waldron and Jennifer Doherty
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High School
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Human Body Wanted Poster | |
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Lesson Plan Middle School Project: Students will create a to create a "Wanted" poster about an organ. Students will research an organ system contains your organ, the organ's main functions, ow does your organ works with other systems to keep the body healthy, which diseases or disorders affects your organ, and can a person live without the organ. More... |
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Published by Stacy Baker & Tracy Trimpe
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Middle School
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The Immune Response Activity | |
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Lesson Plan Elementary School Activity: Students place paper signs on a red blanket and perform a sequence of events that mimic the humoral immune response. More... |
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Published by Margaret Mikel
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Elementary School
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How HIV Infects Cells - AP | |
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Lesson Plan High School Worksheet: Students read about how HIV infects cells, answer 3 questions, and then color the virus / cell parts for 15 keywords. More... |
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Published by Shannan Muskopf
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High School
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Human Body Systems Word Search | |
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Lesson Plan Middle School Worksheet: A word search with 31 terms related to the human body systems. More... |
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Published by Tracy Trimpe
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Middle School
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Intro to Viruses | |
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Lesson Plan High School Worksheet: Using a textbook, students answer questions about the parts of a virus, infection, life cycle, and several types of viruses including the bacteriophage. More... |
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Published by Mrs. Jessica Lupold
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High School
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T Cells Fight the Flu! | |
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Lesson Plan Elementary School Webquest: Partnered students work on a webquest and use Internet resources to learn about the cell-mediated immune response. Once students have filled in the online worksheet, that can print it with their answers. Last, the groups create a comic strip explaining visually what they learned about the immune response. More... |
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Published by Diane Findlay
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Elementary School
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Using Blood Tests to Identify Babies and Criminals | |
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Student Handout Teacher Notes High School Activity: Students learn the genetics and immunology of the ABO blood type system, using simple chemicals and logical reasoning to solve a murder mystery and to determine whether two babies were switched in the hospital. More... |
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Published by Ingrid Waldron and Jennifer Doherty
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High School
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