1. How are these pictures linked?

2. Learning Objectives Objective: to describe the process of vaccination and the controversy around the MMR vaccine Good: you can define the terms immunity and vaccination Better: you can describe how a vaccine works Best: you can discuss the controversy around the MMR vaccination

3. Progress Check Evaluate the use of vaccines and how the health benefits outweigh the risks in certain cases. Explain how the white blood cells react to the vaccine by linking last lesson learning. Describe the process of vaccinations and how they provide immunity.

4. Immunity What do you think this word means? Immunity means.. How does our body create immunity? Think back to last lesson.

5. Vaccinations What vaccinations have you had? Does everybody get vaccinations? What do you think about it? https://www.youtub e.com/watch?v=Sdu MbjW2V9A

6. Vaccinations

7. Vaccinations, in Summary…

8. Search for Meaning Complete the vaccine schedule sheet for children born in the UK using the information sheets. What vaccines have you had? Which ones do you have left? Why are they important? You have 10 minutes.

9. Measles, Mumps and Rubella https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VxFIl53_qK Y

10. Demonstrate New Learning- Grade D/C Draw a flow chart to explain how vaccinations work. Explain why vaccines can never be completely safe Explain why some vaccines have to be produced every year and why other diseases can never be vaccinated against.

11. Demonstrate New Learning- Grade C/B Draw a flow chart to explain how vaccinations work. Explain why vaccines can never be completely safe Explain why some vaccines have to be produced every year and why other diseases can never be vaccinated against. Complete data task on the MMR vaccine. What do your graphs show?

12. Progress Check Evaluate the use of vaccines and how the health benefits outweigh the risks in certain cases. Explain how the white blood cells react to the vaccine by linking last lesson learning. Describe the process of vaccinations and how they provide immunity.

13. Review and Reflect Think carefully about what you have learnt these last two lessons and complete your self assessment by grading your work.