Cardiovascular System: Heart Rate Inquiry Lab (hits HS-LS1-3!)

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Looking to include some inquiry into your Anat & Phys class, or trying to hit HS-LS1-3 in a Gen Bio class? This is the perfect resource for you!
This inquiry lab has students design an experiment to test how a stimulus or activity affects heart rate--either increases or decreases it--and then analyze the data and share out the information in an informal poster session. This lab targets MANY important skills, and doesn't really require any background knowledge to complete. Skills include: experimental design, writing a CER, creating an appropriate graph, communication skills, and more- see the preview for a larger list.
If you have digital blood pressure monitors that also measure heart rate, they will be helpful for this lab. However, measurements can be taken manually (I actually have students practice that in the lab, and then use a digital monitor to compare accuracy). This can easily be a zero-equipment, zero-cost lab!
The lab is set up across four Google Docs, already formatted for use in Classroom. You can certainly use them without Classroom, and you can even modify them further to print as paper copies. Please note that regardless of how you plan to use them, you need a Google account to access the documents. This is just so you can obtain a copy of each sheet in your Google Drive. Once you have the files, you can convert them to Word, pdf, or modify them as you please.
If you purchase this product, you will download a pdf (most of it is shown in the preview file). The pdf has all the info you need to know- timing/scheduling, suggestions, links to the documents/rubric, and information about the final poster session. The preview file also shows each of the Google Docs with the student information. Have fun!