Body Systems Survivor

Challenge 3: Note-taking Challenge

LEADER FOR THIS CHALLENGE IS THE DISEASE SPECIALIST

THIS IS  AN IMMUNITY CHALLENGE!!

Taking notes is a vital survival skill for Survivor MD! In this challenge, you will watch a short movie about the different body systems and record notes on the graphic organizer provided for you.

TIPS TO HELP YOU SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETE THIS CHALLENGE:
  • Listen carefully to the video
  • Click on the "CC" button to see the text as well as listen to the narration
  • You may pause the video at any point
  • Write notes in your own words
  • You may use bullet points when taking notes
  • Notes do not have to be written in full sentences




INSTRUCTIONS:
  1. Click on the attachment below "strategy.pdf" and open it on your computer.
  2. Next, go to Brainpop.
  3. You will be given the username and password.
  4. Watch the video, "Human Body, All Systems Go".
  5. You are to listen carefully to the entire movie, but only take notes on your body system!
  6. As you watch the video, you are allowed to pause it to fill information into your graphic organizer.
  7. Print out your organizer when you are done taking notes.
  8. Meet with your tribe and share your notes - Leader is in charge of making sure that everyone gets a chance to share. Leader must make a list of the most important points gathered from the group's notes.
    1. Technician: In the wiki, give a one sentence description of the challenge and put in the date.
    2. Science Writer: Go into the wiki, and summarize the group's notes, including a list of the questions that were generated.
    3. Medical Illustrator: Assist the science writer with his/her task by creating a proper citation for the Brainpop movie at Elementary School Citation Maker. Copy and paste the citation underneath the date for the challenge.
    4. Leader: Write 1-2 sentences about the difficulties and successes with this challenge.

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  • strategy.pdf - on Dec 31, 2008 3:30 AM by Karen Kliegman (version 1)
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