This resource aims to explore the structure and function of White Blood Cells and covers the following topics: Introduction through a video explaining white blood cells followed by an interactive activity where students answer questions to reach the White Blood Cell. A quiz to expand the foundation knowledge of students. Types of WBC’s are discussed, and students are asked to summarize the key points. Students draw and label their own White Blood Cell. In-depth coverage of the movement and migration of WBC’s. A little bit more here and there.

This resource has a few activities based around the intent of: “To analyse sources to get a justification for the US dropping the Atomic Bomb on Japan and introduce yourself to the topic.”. Activities/Slides include: Warm-up Exercise (Revise and Expand the Answer) Keyword Matching (US, Sources, Japan & Atomic Bomb) Summary of Learning Objectives Review of World War 2 Knowledge (Battle of Britain, Dunkirk, Treaty of Versailles, Hyperinflation, Battle of the Atlantic, and Women in WW2) Exploring the Geography of Hiroshima Spider Diagram Task: Listing the Aftermath of the Atomic Bombing Watching “Hiroshima: Out of the Ashes” Documentary (Begin watching within the available time. If unfinished, continue in the next session.)