Health Science Contributors

This file is the first part of an interactive notebook series. A resource to help your students document important notes over topics covered in the certification exam. This resource will help you...

Students can practice calculating appropriate dosages based on manufacturer recommendations. The problems require students convert from pounds to kilograms and grams to milligrams. They’ll also use...

Have your students review routes of administration and label common routes. What's included: Worksheet (2 pages) Answer Key (2 pages) Ways to use this resource: Review Independent...

Enhance your classroom environment! What's included: 9 body system digital posters that can be printed to your desired height Ways to use this resource: Display in classroom Display in...

Fun, holiday-themed assignment for students to use their knowledge of medications to create a festive item to display this season. Suggestion: Print pages 2 & 3 double sided, flip on long edge so...

Have your students review drug information via this easy dice game. Students will cut and assemble their own dice which will be used to challenge other students to drug information. While playing,...

Help students recognize what is happening at each step of the drug cycle. Students will label missing components. Word Bank is provided.  What’s included: The Drug Cycle Labeling Handout Routes...

I usually begin the year by reviewing a bit of medical terminology. It helps students understand conditions once we go over indications on the drugs we go over in class. An added bonus is that...

Help your students learn the order entry and processing of prescription orders with this simulated lab. This lab may be repeated multiple times to provide additional practice. You can omit...

Enhance your classroom environment!   What's included in Series 1: 10 pharmacy related posters    Poster Themes in Series 1: The role of the Food and Drug Administration Basics of FDA...

I've been there before.  Walked into a classroom about 2 weeks after being hired and I had NO. IDEA. WHAT. I. WAS. DOING. It's scary but most of all overwhelming. Now after teaching 10 years, I...