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Teach human anatomy and physiology with presentations on body systems, movement and senses. Choose focused slide lessons or wider units with accompanying notes and activities.
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A full lesson package introducing/reviewing the human respiratory system, covering what respiration is, why it's needed, relevant structures, common respiratory diseases, and how respiration differs in fish.
Cornell-notes style presentation reviewing blood cell types and covering ABO/Rh blood typing and transfusion compatibility, part 3 of a blood unit for high school Anatomy & Physiology/Biology.
Choose a note set to introduce digestive structures, nutrient topics, or tooth anatomy. The nutrition presentation begins with questions that revisit the anatomy vocabulary, giving you a bridge between lessons. Students can record terms and explanations in their own notes. For a separate practical comparison, see earthworm dissection lab .
A PowerPoint lesson explaining the anatomy and physiology of breathing (pulmonary ventilation), covering the mechanics of inspiration and expiration at rest and during exercise.
A senior high school biology lesson covering reproductive hormones, the male and female reproductive systems, spermatogenesis, the ovarian and menstrual cycles, hormonal negative feedback (LH, FSH, estrogen, progesterone), controlling reproduction, and puberty.
A math/interdisciplinary PowerPoint lesson exploring the Golden Ratio (Phi, 1.618) as it appears in the human body and in Leonardo da Vinci's Vitruvian Man, connecting math, art, and history.
Use the slide notes to guide students through digestive structures and their roles. Organ headings and short explanations give learners a framework for their own notes, while opening review-style questions provide a way to begin discussion. A separate earthworm dissection lab offers a practical comparison with another animal’s digestive anatomy.
Teach GCSE-level PE Anatomy & Physiology students about gaseous exchange in the human body: diffusion at the alveoli and the role of haemoglobin.
PowerPoint lesson teaching the three classes of lever systems as they apply to the human body, for GCSE PE movement analysis.
A lecture slide deck teaching the structures and functions of the human brain and how they relate to behavior and mental processes, aligned to AP Psychology content standards.
Deliver a multi-day slide-based lesson on the human digestive system, covering why the body needs digestion, digestive organs, digestive enzymes, and mechanical vs. chemical digestion.
Introduces the psychology of sensation, focusing on vision and audition (hearing): how sense organs transduce stimuli into neural signals, feature detection and parallel processing, color vision theories, color blindness, and the anatomy of the eye and ear.
A full two-part science teaching unit (Light and Colour; The Human Eye) for grades 4-6 that combines overhead notes with hands-on activities covering luminous/illuminated objects, transparent/translucent/opaque materials, the light spectrum, reflection, refraction, colour/pigments, eye anatomy, and optical illusions.
A 24-slide PowerPoint/PDF presentation teaching body composition concepts (fat mass, lean mass, essential/excess fat, obesity risk factors) and the assessment methods used to measure them (hydrostatic weighing, skinfold measurements, bioelectrical impedance, BOD POD, BMI, waist-to-hip ratio) for a health/PE course.
Instructor PowerPoint presentation delivering direct-instruction content on Cardiovascular Disease for a high-school or university health/PE course.
A multi-part distance-learning/homeschool pack teaching middle-school students about lenses, refraction, how the human eye sees, and how pinhole and modern cameras work, delivered via an animated PowerPoint lesson plus supporting printable worksheets, fact sheets, a crossword, and cut-outs.
A PowerPoint lesson presentation on Excess Post-exercise Oxygen Consumption (EPOC) for GCSE PE anatomy and physiology, explaining oxygen debt and recovery from exercise.
Three PowerPoint note-taking presentations covering the female reproductive system, male reproductive system, and the menstrual cycle for a high school Anatomy/Physiology or Biology class.
A notes presentation covering cell organelles for a secondary biology or anatomy/physiology course, including a review of cell theory/prokaryote-eukaryote basics before introducing organelle functions and a plant-vs-animal cell comparison.
A GCSE PE (Anatomy & Physiology) PowerPoint lesson teaching the definitions, chemical equations, and sporting applications of aerobic and anaerobic energy systems.
An introductory notes presentation on the cell for a high school Biology or Anatomy/Physiology course, covering the history of cell discovery, cell theory, prokaryotes vs. eukaryotes, and the plasma membrane.
GCSE PE Anatomy & Physiology lesson teaching students to identify major bones of the body, locate them on a skeleton, and link bones to their function in sport.
Teach high school Anatomy & Physiology/Biology students the structures of the heart as the second part of a cardiovascular system unit.
Three PowerPoint presentations cover human blood physiology for high school anatomy and physiology classes: a 14-slide deck on platelets and blood physiology, a 14-slide deck on red and white blood cells, and a 12-slide deck on blood types, transfusions, and blood disorders. Across the set, direct-instruction slides — covering hemoglobin's oxygen-carrying role, the three plasma proteins (albumin, globulin, fibrinogen), the five white blood cell types, and ABO blood typing — are accompanied by question-and-answer review slides in the platelet and blood-types decks, such as naming erythropoiesis's controlling hormone or recalling the names of the formed elements. The editable PowerPoint format lets a teacher reorder slides or adjust wording before presenting the three-part unit.