Human Body Systems Part 7 Respiratory System and Anti tobacco

This unit includes 15 lessons (50 minutes each) and 20 pages of printable work bundles. The Work Bundles have students fill-in critical notes, conduct exciting activities such as measuring lung capacity, building a lung, and creating a project for an anti smoking/vaping campaign. Students learn about the dangers of smoking/vaping, and more, answer questions, interpret graphs, includes games, built-in quizzes, and much more. The work bundles chronologically follow the detailed and interactive set of slideshows. A 20 question quiz game concludes each part for a great review and additional assessment. Answer Keys, materials list, video links, crosswords, built-in quizzes, and much more are provided. Everything you need to run a fantastic learning experience is provided. Everything arrives in editable format if you want add in your own slides and activities, and the slideshows and work bundles can easily be converted into Google Slides / docs for friendly Google Classroom learning.

Anti-Smoking / Anti Vaping Part of Unit

his is a 600 slide PowerPoint presentation that includes built-in class notes (red slides), many important facts and statistics about smoking, many video links, gross you out visuals, really neat smoking ads reflection worksheet that follows slideshow for classwork, students watch various anti smoking ads and discuss each ones effectiveness. Also included is a section about skin cancer and ways to avoid skin cancer.

This is a 100+ slide PowerPoint presentation about the topics of vaping, e-cigarettes, and JUULing / the health effects and dangers of nicotine additction. A worksheet that follows the lesson and several video links are provided. The lesson begins having students examine several devices on the screen and they must choose which one is a drug delivery device. After several slides the variety of various vaporizers, vape pens, e-cigarettes, and JUUL are all shown and represented as drug delivery devices and nicotine is addressed. The components and "How they work" are broken down over a series of slides. Students pause at this portion and work on the sheet or you can decide to review at the end. A video link about a school and the student use of JUUL's is provided. Just click the link in the PowerPoint to get to the video. Nicotine addiction is described and the amount of nicotine in a pod of JUUL is compared to a pack of cigarettes. The slideshow then describes how many manufactures target kids with visuals provided. Some of the dangers and ingredients are discussed as well as the unknowns. Wet Lung, Popcorn Lung, and other dangers are provided. A spot on the worksheet has the students list the dangers. The slideshow has the students answer a series of True / False questions. The answers are provided with additional details. Another video link on some recent studies is provided. This video highlights a lot of the uknowns and need for additional research and some of the problems / hurdles to accurate research. JUULing is broken down a bit more as this seems to be the device of choice amoung teenagers. Another short video about JUULing is provided. The teenage brain is addressed next and students learn some of the problems associated with nicotine addiction and brain development. Students have a question about this topic on their worksheet. The overall lesson is informative and will engage your students. The video links are short but fit in nicely. Hopefully this lesson will help educate your students and prevent them from becoming an addict to nicotine.

This lesson bundle also includes a two page homework sheet with answer key, 2 pages of lesson notes with visuals, reflection to ads worksheet, rubric, and anti-tobacco campaign project. Students create various projects to get other kids not to smoke. Slides that discuss the project and grading rubric are provided. If running the anti-tobacco campaign plan some on extra time for students to create their projects. This bundle sends a very clear message that smoking causes many serious and negative health effects.

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