WEB INDEX

 

 

Drop In Activities:

 

1.  Measuring a Tree

2.  Temperature Testing

3.  Radiation Testing

4.  Radiology Careers

5.  Oxygen Testing

 

 

WebQuest Links

 

Human Body Module

 

Human Body Kid Info - a 5 star website providing many links to human body systems.  (visited March 2002)  http://www.kidinfo.com/School_Subjects.html#Health

 

Inside and Outside the Human Body - an animated website featuring questions to direct the search for information for 4 body systems.  (visited March 2002)  http://projects.edtech.sandi.net/brooklyn/humanbody/

 

The Human Body Corporation -

Students research a body organ and write a letter to the Human Body Corporation to explain the importance of their organ to the entire body.  (visited March 2002) http://www.lessonplanspage.com/TheHumanBodyCorporation.htm

 

Body Systems - a website with question activities for 6 different systems  (visitedMarch 2002) http://www.asd.wednet.edu/EagleCreek/Barnard/wl/bs/bswl.html#General Instructions

 

Use  your Head - Use your Helmet - website emphasizing helmets to protect from head injury.  (visited March 2002)  http://www.healthteacher.com/lessonguides/injuries/2-3/inj5el23/index.asp

WATER MODULE

 

Water - website designed by Seaworld to help students explore the forms and properties of water and recognize its key role in sustaining plant and animal life.

 

Water Safety - website designed to teach water safety through exploration activities, discussion and a poster.  (visited March 2002)  http://www.healthteacher.com/lessonguides/injuries/middle/inj7ms/index.asp

 

 

Web Bibliography

 

Human Body Websites - directory of websites for students to do research on the systems of the human body.  Sites include parts of the systems, diseases and injuries, technology, and careers related to the body systems.

 

 

 

 

Internet Online Course Module

Favorites Folders - The Internet is a vast place and it is easy to lose one's "papers".  Therefore, a system is required to organize and put away websites to which you may one day wish to return.  A "Favorites Folder" can be created with a shortcut to the remote sites with the desired information.