Homeostasis & Negative Feedback
Homeostasis and Feedback daily slides.pptxKeeping the Balance Activity
Keeping the Balance Activity
Where am I going?
Where am I going?
1.Students can explain with examples how a negative feedback mechanism helps maintain homeostasis.
1.Students can explain with examples how a negative feedback mechanism helps maintain homeostasis.
How will I know when I'm there?
How will I know when I'm there?
1. Use a graphic organizer to explain the pattern of detection, response, and effect to maintain homeostasis.
1. Use a graphic organizer to explain the pattern of detection, response, and effect to maintain homeostasis.
2. Define the terms homeostasis, negative feedback mechanism, and set point.
2. Define the terms homeostasis, negative feedback mechanism, and set point.
3. Understand how to keep a “cupple” at it’s set point.
3. Understand how to keep a “cupple” at it’s set point.
Above: students use "cupples" to show how negative feedback mechanisms maintain homeostasis for blood sugar. The cupples ate when sugar levels were low and exercised when sugar levels were too high to complete a negative feedback loop.
Homeostasis Vocabulary
Homeostasis Vocabulary
Homeostasis Active! Lab
Homeostasis Active! Lab
Where am I going?
Where am I going?
1. Students will design their own experiment to demonstrate how humans maintain homeostasis during exercise.
1. Students will design their own experiment to demonstrate how humans maintain homeostasis during exercise.
How will I know when I'm there?
How will I know when I'm there?
1. Understand the vocabulary, and know where to go for further vocab practice.
1. Understand the vocabulary, and know where to go for further vocab practice.
2. Work together with my group to design an experiment that will demonstrate how humans maintain homeostasis through negative feedback mechanisms.
2. Work together with my group to design an experiment that will demonstrate how humans maintain homeostasis through negative feedback mechanisms.
3. Practiced my assigned role and am comfortable with my job requirements.
3. Practiced my assigned role and am comfortable with my job requirements.
homeostasis, active lab exercise.docxHomeostasis Active!
Homeostasis Active!
For this activity, students will plan an investigation the ways the human body works to maintain homeostasis during physical activity.
Summary Table and Model Revisions
Summary Table and Model Revisions
Summary Table & Model Revisions Slides.pptx