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Free health laboratories
Healthy Teeth - Dental Health Experiment
Help students understand first hand the importance of not only brushing their teeth, but avoiding sugary drinks like soda and kool-aid, and the benefits of milk and water
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K - 2nd
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Anatomical Terminology Practice - Gummy Bear Anatomy (Print and Digital) - FREE
This Gummy Bear Anatomy activity is a fun way for your Human Anatomy students to practice body planes, regional terms, and directional terms! Grab some gummy bears, scalpels, and colored pencils and your A&P students are ready to apply what they've learned about anatomical terminology. You might also like:FREE Review of Chemistry and Biology for Advanced Science Electives Intro to A&P PowerPoint & Notes (print & digital)Intro to A&P Supplements for Instruction and Assessment
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11th - 12th
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Heart Rate Practical Lab - What Influences My Heart Rate Over Time?
This practical laboratory activity sheet scaffolds students exploration of heart rates in response to bouts of exercise. It is designed in alignment with the below PDHPE and PASS Outcomes and has a significant focus on numeracy via data recording and plotting, multiplication and analysis of trends. Teacher resource is also included to assist in guiding students in the theory, practical and reflection components. PDHPE K–10 Syllabus (2018) create and monitor fitness plans and participate in phys
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7th - 10th
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A&P Tissues of the Human Body Study Guide/Lab
This tissue worksheet can function as a study guide/lab for a high school or college-level Anatomy & Physiology course. The download includes an editable .docx file and a PDF.This first part of this worksheet consists of a table designed to help students organize information about the tissues of the human body. On the second page, there is an activity for looking at tissue slides beneath a microscope and drawing the field of view. The table asks for Description, Function, and Examples of eac
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
The Moldy Bread Experiment
This handout is perfect to use in the classroom while teaching students about how mold grows over time. Students will make predictions on the handout, then mid week record their observations. Lastly, they will record what they notice between their pieces of bread versus the untouched one. Not only is this assignment fun, but it is also free(:
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2nd - 4th
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How do Different Drinks Affect our Teeth?
An experiment involving different liquids and how they effect our teeth on a daily basis. Students are encourage to make predictions, conclusions and gather qualitative information. Students will need to make observations of eggs that represent their teeth, and draw conclusions about what sugar can do to their teeth and what steps they can do to prevent oral health problems.
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1st - 8th
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Anatomical Direction Claim Evidence Reasoning
These are three documents in one package. It is a Summative, Corrective, and Retake Summative in one pdf. Students must do a CER, determine which 1 of 4 injuries to treat to save a life. It goes really well with my Anatomical ER Investigation Lab, in which the students have to choose 3 of 10 injuries to treat in the ER to save the patients life. They collect data, research body cavities, anatomical regions, sectioning/planes, and must determine which injuries are the most threatening based on t
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9th - 12th
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Grades 4-8 Respiratory System Lab Part 1
Respiratory lab for grade 5 students to teach them about how the lungs and diaphragm work together to help you breathe. Items are easily acquired at home and provides a hands-on approach to learning about the respiratory system and how each component functions. Lab is complete with worksheets, questions and extra activity sheets for students who finish early.
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4th - 8th
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Genetically Modified Foods LAB
If you have finished genetically modified foods in one of your middle or high school classes and would like your students to have a FUN hands on lab, without the need for lab materials, then I have the perfect plan for you! I used with 11th grade Resource Environmental Science Curriculum: Feeding the World Included: Google Spread - you may edit with the color of paper you have on hand. Objective: Using their 5 senses, students will observe the differences in an Impossible burger and a Whopper.
Grades:
7th - 11th
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NGSS:
HS-ESS3-1
Macromolecules and Food Testing Lab BUNDLE
This bundle contains:-Macromolecules Food Testing Notes + Powerpoint-Macromolecules Food Testing Lab (very clear and scaffolded!)-Macromolecules Food Testing Lab Poster (as a word doc for easy editing)-Biochemistry of Food Notes + Powerpoint-Interactive Macromolecule Notes (worksheet with link to a corresponding Nearpod. I have also included an interactive PDF pulled directly from the Nearpod)-Macromolecules Quiz-Macromolecules Modified Quiz
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6th - 11th
Reading Medication Labels Lab
Reading medication labels is an important skill for anyone who chooses a career in healthcare, as well as anyone who might take medication some day. Medication labels tell us important pieces of information, including expiration date, warnings, normal adult dosage, dosage strength, etc.
For this activity, students will pair up and look at medication labels. They will then practice dosage calculations at the end of the lab.
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7th - 12th
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Growing Bacteria on Petri Dishes
Bacteria is all around us and it can be collected from just about any surface, By growing bacteria we can see what types and colors are present and in what quantities. Swab toilet seats, water fountains, computer keyboards, doorknobs, desk tops, or cell phones to see what what’s lurking around you!
Grades:
6th - 9th, Not Grade Specific
Anatomy & Physiology: "Mystery Diagnoses" Stud. Ed. - Sample Chapter 1
SAMPLE CHAPTER 1 (STUDENT EDITION) ONLY!!!
Best described as television show, House, M.D. meets Star Magazine. Students role-play as medical school students and doctors. As practicing physicians they must accurately diagnose four celebrity patients for one of four health conditions through a series of seven laboratory tests. *Patients are altered each year to avoid repetition of results. Click the link to learn more.
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7th - 12th
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HEART RATE LAB
Heart Rate Google Form - OUTDOOR/INDOOR VERSIONDiscover the impact of exercise on your heart rate with our user-friendly Heart Rate Calculator Google Form. It's a simple and convenient tool for tracking how activities like marching, skipping, burpees, and push-ups influence your cardiovascular health. Gain real-time insights into your heart rate, and see how your body responds to different exercises. More than just data collection, our form provides educational insights on the relationship betwe
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6th - 12th
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Master Quality Control for Clinical Laboratories
Unlock the secrets to achieving precision and accuracy in clinical laboratories with our groundbreaking eBook, "Mastering Quality Control for Clinical Laboratories." This comprehensive guide empowers laboratory professionals, technicians, and students with the knowledge and skills necessary to ensure the highest standards of quality in diagnostic testing.Dive deep into the core concepts of quality control, as this eBook takes you on a journey through the laboratory path of workflow. Learn the es
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Not Grade Specific
My Plate Cookbook Project Example
This is a Cookbook that my seniors in Food Science had to put together. Each food group contained recipes and they got to make one of the recipes at the end of the unit. Fun way to talk about nutrition and apply it to foods they like! And a keepsake!
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5th - 12th
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Anatomy, Build a Model Ear
If you can't access this assignment message me. I will find a way! Warning, this activity requires students cell phone use and homemade play-doh or modeling clay. Students are challenged with the task of forming 3D models of the outer and inner ear with play-doh. Homemade play-doh is the cheapest. Students are also instructed to take pictures of their models with their cell phones and insert them into the slideshow for labeling. Lastly there is a timed, narrated labeling quiz at the end of t
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6th - 12th
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Morning Get Ready Schedule- teen
This is a check list system to help a young adult or teen remember and follow proper morning hygiene. This is a PDF in which you download, print and laminate.
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6th - 12th
In Good Taste- Lab Activity for testing Taste Thresholds- FREE!
Fun way to have your students investigate the sense of taste! Students will prepare sugar, salt and vinegar solutions of various concentrations and then test their thresholds for the tastes of sweet, salty and sour. Great way to bring out engagement while learning about the sense of taste and lab processes.Tips/Instructions included.If you are interested in learning materials that accompany this lab, check out the "That's Tasty" lesson where students will learn about the anatomy of taste buds,
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7th - 12th
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Making Blood Slime Lab
Making Blood Slime Lab Teach your students about the components of blood with this fun, hands on slime lab. This activity is great for a high school health class or a health science class. Students will LOVE getting to make blood and playing with slime. **Disclaimer, you will need to purchase supplies from a store to complete this lab**Terms of UseThis resource was created by Morgan Hernandez Health and PE. It may be used by the original purchaser for single class use only. Teachers may use this
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9th - 12th
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Menstrual Cycle lab: student handout
This is the handout students receive to complete, includes descriptor boxes, graph of the cycle, and data table for Plan B as well as post-lab questions.
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9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Menstrual Cycle Lab: How does Plan B work?
Components of Blood Model
Have students create their own model to represent the various components of blood.
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5th - 9th
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Integumentary System Project
This is a hands on, experiential activity in which students create a 3-D model of the integumentary system, along with burn classification and injection locations. This project works well with regular students, as well as for students identified as ESE, ELL, and Gifted. Students may be as creative as they desire. I plan a full week for this project, which is done in my classroom.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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The Inside Farm with Mr. Hay
Introducing the ultimate resource for educators, the Curriculum Guide & Activity Pack! This comprehensive guide is designed to support teachers and homeschooling parents in planning and delivering engaging and effective lessons for students of all ages. The Curriculum Guide & Activity Pack includes a range of features to enhance the learning experience, including detailed lesson plans, activity suggestions, and assessment tools. With a focus on interdisciplinary learning, the guide cover
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PreK - 1st
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K-ESS3-3
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