Science Starter Get together with your groups from Friday’s Tissue eLab If you need to get a laptop, sign one out and login (book pg 77-87) Take out eLab worksheets (there are 2!!) You will have 20 minutes at the beginning of class to finish If you are done there is a worksheet at the front… **We will finish yesterday’s video at the end of class**

Today’s Agenda Tissue eLab Worktime Intro to Integumentary System Project Preliminary Research and Group Selection Incredible Human Machine Video Exit Quiz

Tissue eLab What needs to be done?? Tissue Table complete (drawings) place in the notes section of your binder eLab Student Data sheet turned into blue bin completed! Tissue Worksheet completed for homework (will check tomorrow at beginning of class)

Tissues Worksheet Use your notes from the Tissue eLab to complete the tissue worksheet Highlighted problems do not need to be answered You can put your answers on the worksheet! I will be checking this on WEDNESDAY! ** Need more help? Pgs 77-87 in the textbook**

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Integumentary System Disease Project You are a physician (dermatologist) that has diagnosed a patient with a skin disorder. Need to provide patient with information about the disorder. Create an informational brochure or pamphlet that would be found in a doctor’s office informing patients about a skin disorder 13 different skin disorders to choose from, will be assigned but you get to rank your choices! This is a partner project, both of you will contribute to the project (no more than 2!!) You can choose your partner, or I will! 

Today’s Task Select 5 disorders from the list and rank them 1 through 5 according to your preference – 1 being your top choice. Next to each that you have chosen, BRIEFLY (one sentence) describe the skin condition. Topics will be assigned first come first served. No two groups may have the same topic!

Exit Quiz What 2 types of tissue are likely to have cells that support passive diffusion? This tissue plays an important part in supporting the mucous membranes, blood vessels, and skin. It contains many types of cells Which of the main tissue types are likely to have “gap junctions” to send signals back and forth? Which of the main tissue types is likely to have the greatest number of mitochondria present? 1. Simple squamous, stratified squamous 2. Areolar tissue 3. Nervous, Muscular (cardiac) 4. Muscular