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Materials: diagram of the hearta model of the heartmasking tapemarkerssmall pieces of paper or indexcardsfloor space Lesson Plan: Before class, the teacher should draw a large diagram of the heart on the floor (this diagram should include the four chambers of the heart, valves, major veins and arteries) and also make labels of the parts of the heart.When the students arrive, vocabulary should be discussed and then students should be chosen to place the labels in the appropriate places on the heart diagram on the floor.The flow of blood through the heart should then be discussed.
Arrows may also be placed on the diagram.Students can then “become” a drop of blood, walk through the heart and trace the flow of blood. Comments: I used this lesson with deaf and hard of hearing students in a high school biology class. How the Body Works Main Page. Educational Video to teach Body Parts. Body parts preschool lesson plan - free ebook downloads.
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