Balloon Circulation Activity- Teach Blood Flow Through the Heart!
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- Contributor:
- Purposeful Pedagogy
- Grade Level:
- 7-12
- Product Type:
- Activity
- File Type:
- Pages:
- 5
- Answer Key:
- yes
Description
Get your students out of their desk to become the structures of the heart! This activity is designed to trace the flow of blood as it travels through the heart. I use this with my high school students and it not only flips on some light bulbs, they really do enjoy it.
This download contains the following:
- Illustrated Schematic
- Detailed instructions
- Script for Activity
- Signs for Activity
If you need a lesson that will teach all the topics this activity covers, visit my store HERE and check out this lesson "Direction of Blood Flow Through the Heart"
2 Reviews
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Circulation
An awesome activity, kids had fun and learned
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balloon circulation activity
This was a twist on the normal activity I use for blood flow through the heart and my students loved it.
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