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1 Microbes and Disease S2 Science

2 Outcomes and Experiences
I know the symptoms of some common diseases caused by germs. I can explain how they are spread and discuss how some methods of preventing and treating disease benefit society. SCN 1-13a

3 Learning Objectives Identify examples of poor hygiene
Produce a poster to remind shop employees of ways to ensure good hygiene.

4 Hygeine Imagine that you are a Health Inspector.
1. Issue a warning letter that lists your concerns about hygiene in MacMicrobe’s General Stores. 2. Produce a poster that reminds Mick MacMicrobe of good shopkeeping practicies.

5 Learning Objectives Define the word pathogen
Name the three main types of pathogen Identify the structures found in bacteria, fungi and viruses. Identify key words

6 How? Labelled drawings Worksheet Video Quiz

7 Pathogens Microbes that cause disease Bacteria Virus Fungus

8 Pathogens Microbes that cause disease Bacteria Virus Fungus

9 TASK Exploring Science 8 page 37: Draw and label a virus, bacterium and yeast (fungus) Ask for a “Microbe Quest” worksheet

10 Microbe Quest

11 Microbe Quest

12 1.QUIZ What is a pathogen?

13 What are the smallest types of pathogens?
2.QUIZ What are the smallest types of pathogens?

14 Identify the structure?
3.QUIZ Identify the structure?

15 Identify the structure?
4.QUIZ Identify the structure?

16 Identify the structure?
5.QUIZ Identify the structure?

17 State the type of organism that causes athlete’s foot?
6.QUIZ State the type of organism that causes athlete’s foot?

18 QUIZ For the following questions use your key on the worksheet to identify the type of baceria.

19 7.QUIZ

20 8.QUIZ

21 9.QUIZ

22 10.QUIZ One bacterium divides every hour? How many will there be after one day? In the event of nobody obtaining the correct answer, the nearest will be awarded the point!

23 1.QUIZ What is a pathogen?

24 Something that causes an infectious disease
1.QUIZ Something that causes an infectious disease

25 What are the smallest types of pathogens?
2.QUIZ What are the smallest types of pathogens?

26 2.QUIZ Viruses

27 Identify the structure?
3.QUIZ Identify the structure?

28 3.QUIZ Chromosome or DNA

29 Identify the structure?
3.QUIZ Identify the structure?

30 3.QUIZ Chromosome or DNA

31 Identify the structure?
4.QUIZ Identify the structure?

32 4.QUIZ Flagellum

33 Identify the structure?
5.QUIZ Identify the structure?

34 5.QUIZ Protein Coat

35 State the type of organism that causes athlete’s foot?
6.QUIZ State the type of organism that causes athlete’s foot?

36 6.QUIZ Fungus

37 QUIZ For the following questions use your key on the worksheet to identify the type of baceria.

38 7.QUIZ

39 7.QUIZ Spirillum

40 8.QUIZ

41 8.QUIZ Diplococcus

42 9.QUIZ

43 9.QUIZ Vibrio

44 10.QUIZ One bacterium divides every hour? How many will there be after one day? In the event of nobody obtaining the correct answer, the nearest will be awarded the point!

45 10.QUIZ (almost 17 million!!!!)

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