Cara Germann

Students will learn how to collect their own vital sign data and begin to analyze the data. Students also have a career connection to investigate careers that require the knowledge of vital signs.

"What is Living Inside You?" is a episode by NOVA's Wonders that explores microorganisms in and around your body. The guided questions focus students on information about these microorganisms and how they affect us.

Explore the life of Amelia Earhart! Yes she was an amazing pilot but she also had many other accomplishments during her life. This choice board allows students to choose between six different mini projects to create flyers to maps to magazine articles to videos. Great activity to add into your flight unit or to celebrate Women's History month.

Weekly classroom planner. Includes a quick week-at-a-glance page then an individual page for each day. Day planner breaks down into materials needed, instructions for the day, and a section to reflect on how the lesson went for future reference.

Have students explore the history of aviation. Three topic options for a timeline include: history of planes, aviation disasters, and other flying inventions.

Students can demonstrate their knowledge of a disease by creating a medical file for a patient with the disease. Medical file contains the patient's vital signs, physical exam, and case notes. Case notes are the story of what brings the patient into the office and where the doctor would write any information they learn from talking with the patient. One student can complete the whole file or you can students trade files to diagnose each other's patients.

A student favorite for introducing a new topic or even as a review. Students assign a different letter to each box in the bingo board. Students then find a related term for each letter to earn a bingo. Student(s) with the highest amount of bingos at the end of the hour wins!