1. Take out notebook, folder, pencil box.
Walk-In
Take out notebook, folder, pencil box.
Take out your Heart Pump Lab Sheet.
Work on the questions and draw and label the diagram.

2. Blood Components Mini-Book
Fold your paper TWICE, to form 4 boxes on each side.

3. On the front side, number the “pages” from 1 to 4.
Number the boxes
On the front side, number the “pages” from 1 to 4.
On the back side, number the “pages” from 5 to 8.

4. Write the book title, Book of Blood Components.
Page 1
Write the book title, Book of Blood Components.
Write your name and period #.

5. Share a laptop www.kyrene.org/sryan
You and one other person will share a laptop to view this presentation from today’s date on the class webpage:
Copy the information or answer the questions first.
Then do the diagrams in color.
We will go over the information in the last 10 minutes of class.

6. Page 1 Book of Blood Components

7. Page 2 Title – Red blood cell (RBC)
Function: Carries oxygen throughout the body.
Details: Is smaller than a white blood cell. There are many more of them in the blood than WBC.
Draw a diagram of it:

8. Page 3 Title – White blood cell (WBC)
White blood cells help fight infection and diseases.
Draw a diagram of how it fights infections like bacteria:

9. Page 4
Title – Platelet
Platelets are solid fragments of cells that help form blood clots at a cut.
Memory trick: plate in platelet is something SOLID
Draw a diagram of it and explain how its shape might help with its function:

10. Page 5
Title – Plasma
Plasma is the liquid part of the blood. It contains proteins, glucose, hormones and other things dissolved in the water it is mostly made up of.
Draw a diagram of a blood vessel
with plasma and other blood components in it:

11. Page 6 Title: Compare and contrast red and white blood cells
Make a T-chart, with column headings Same and Different.
Observe the diagram. List as many things possible for structure and function of these cells.

12. Page 7 Title: Compare and contrast plasma and platelets.
Make a T-chart, with column headings Same and Different.
Observe the diagram. List as many things possible for structure and function of these blood components.

13. Page 8 Title: Arteries, Veins and Capillaries
Draw the diagram shown, and label the
Artery
Vein
Capillary
Color code the diagram to show oxygen-rich blood and oxygen-poor blood.