1. Science Starter What are the 4 main tissue types?
** Take out your Tissue Worksheet (green) & the Incredible Human Body Video Worksheet**
Science Starter
What are the 4 main tissue types?
Define Passive Transport. Which organs might require this function?
Define Permeable. Which organs might need to be impermeable?
Which tissue types are responsible for body movement?
Which organelle creates energy in the cell? Which tissue type uses a lot of energy?
Tissue Review & HW Check (longggg)

2. Yesterday’s 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

3. Yesterday’s Exit Quiz
Simple Squamous & Stratified Squamous (Epithelial)
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

4. Yesterday’s Exit Quiz
Simple Squamous & Stratified Squamous (Epithelial)
Areolar (Connective)
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

5. Yesterday’s Exit Quiz
Simple Squamous & Stratified Squamous (Epithelial)
Areolar (Connective)
Nervous & Muscular (cardiac)
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

6. Yesterday’s Exit Quiz
Simple Squamous & Stratified Squamous (Epithelial)
Areolar (Connective)
Nervous & Muscular (cardiac)
Muscular
1. Simple squamous, stratified squamous
2. Areolar tissue
3. Nervous, Muscular (cardiac)
4. Muscular

7. Today’s Agenda Science Starter & YET Integumentary System & Tissue
Integumentary Disease Project
Exit Quiz
**UNIT 2 TEST FRIDAY!!**

8. Integumentary System

9. Integumentary System Disease Project

10. Integumentary System Disease Project
Create a brochure to inform patients about a skin disorder
Follow the rubric to make sure you don’t miss anything!
Remember your sources (3) must be turned in separately (MLA format!)
You can make the brochure on paper or on the computer!
DUE FRIDAY BY EOC

11. Exit Quiz
Which step(s) have you finished in the project? (research, brochure information, visuals/pictures, everything, nothing..)
How much time would you like in class tomorrow to review for the Unit 2 Test?
How much time would you like in class tomorrow to work on your brochure project?
Is there any part of the project that you are struggling with? (tell me!)
Ask about research, place in project