1. TURN IN YOUR INTEGUMENTARY DISEASE BROCHURE
Science Starter
How can you describe a “reflex”?
Do you know of any natural reflexes that exist in humans?
Can you think of how the brain might be responsible for these reflexes?
TURN IN YOUR INTEGUMENTARY DISEASE BROCHURE

2. Today’s Agenda Science Starter– Reflexes! Reflexes in Sports
Sensory Reflex Lab
Basic Nervous System Anatomy
Unit 2 Mastery Tracker
Exit Quiz

3. Reflexes in Sports
 HOOK

4. Sensory Reaction Lab
Lab will be done in partners to explore reaction times with different senses
Write all measurements in the tables on the sheet provided!
Analysis questions must be answered on a separate sheet of paper!
Make sure you do all trials, use correct math, and answer all questions

5. Sensory Reaction Lab Discussion
Reaction time is a measure of the quickness an organism responds to some sort of stimulus.
Reflexes are involuntary, used to protect the body, and are faster than a reaction. 
Thinking about the definitions above, how might the message in a reflex be sent through your body?

6. Nervous System Anatomy

7. Unit 2 Test & Grades
Take a look at test, points for each objective should be on your test!
Fill out the tracker by objective just like last unit, answer the questions on the back about your grade and missing work
When you finish with the tracker, staple it to the front of the test and turn it into the blue bin.
If you don’t turn the tracker in you will have a 0 for the test!

8. Exit Quiz What is a reflex?
Why are reflexes important for humans to have?
What might happen to somebody if they do not have reflexes?
Which sensory reflex or reflexes are the fastest?
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