Organs and Tissues of the Immune System

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Organs and Tissues of the Immune System Prep Steps Unit 1: Lesson 1

Lesson Questions What parts of the body are associated with the immune system? What are the locations and functions of organs and tissues associated with the immune system?

Lesson Objectives Identify the organs and tissues associated with the immune system, and specify their locations and functions.

Unique Lesson Feature Use a drag-and-drop TEI to complete a diagram of the human immune system.

Lesson FAQs What’s in the lesson? What interactives are there? Students explore organs and tissues of the immune system and related glossary terms. What interactives are there? Students create a T-chart describing organs and tissues of the immune system. Students label a diagram of the human body. How long is the lesson? One to two 45-minute sessions

Lesson FAQs (cont.) What are the lesson pre-requisites? Students should have passed high school biology. Who is the lesson designed for? College prep students Honors students Advanced placement students GED students (lesson may need adapting)

Lesson Content and Timing Engage (10 mins) Explore (35 mins) Explain (15 mins) Elaborate (20 mins) Evaluate Watch animation Read passage Create T-chart Explore interactive glossary Research online Use drag-and-drop interactive Answer worksheet questions Label figure Create concept map Investigate organs and tissues Present findings Create list of symptoms