Jason Remmel

This blood typing unit contains guided notes, a quiz with answer key and a PowerPoint. This unit is designed to acclimate students to a blood typing lab at the end of the unit using their own blood. This Quiz can be quite challenging and is suggested for grades 10 and up. It has a compatibility chart students must fill out to denote matching donors. It also has many questions using the following terms: Agglutination, Antigen, Agglutinogen, Agglutinin, antibody, proteins and the Rh factor,

This lab was created to help students learn the most common type of human tissues. It can be used with a wifi microscope camera or just with the microscopes. You could even just have the students learn the pictures of the slides (included). I have slides boxes of each tissue type at each station in the lab. Students must find and draw each tissue type on a piece of paper. I have also included a lab, lab test and answer key for the lab test. Materials that will help: Slide box sets with e

This worksheet will help students understand blood typing compatibility principles.