Fynbos Videos search results - 0 views
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Nicole Masureik on 17 Jan 12These are a variety of different videos on different aspects of fynbos.
India Reports Completely Drug-Resistant TB | Wired Science | Wired.com - 0 views
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This is particularly disturbing when one considers the comments further below about the rapid spread of MDR and XDR below, and that Cape Town has one of the highest TB infection rates in the world.
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DNA - The Double Helix interactive game - 1 views
DNA to Protein - 0 views
Nucleus Ppt - 0 views
QR Code Classroom Implementation Guide - 0 views
Micrographs of blood vessels - 0 views
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You can use this to display using a projector to ask your pupils to draw plan diagrams, if you don't have access to sufficient slides and microscopes.
KScience - Animation of cardiac cycle - 0 views
KScience - Heart labelling activity - 0 views
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A simple labelling activity for the structure of the heart.
Cardiovascular System - 0 views
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This is a great, but simple, initial introduction to a double circulatory system.
Blood Flow through the Human Heart - 0 views
Circulatory systems - 0 views
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Images related to CAPS syllabus for circulatory systems
Alice Roberts - Anatomical Body Painting - Science for Schools - YouTube - 0 views
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After painting James' body to show what it would like without his skin, Alice Roberts then demonstrates the action of antagonistic muscles.
a tree full of wishes - 0 views
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Reading & interpreting a tree's annual rings
How Annual Rings Form - 0 views
Classification of (Animal) Tissue Types - Epithelial Tissue, Connective Tissue, Muscula... - 0 views
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A really helpful site, clearly laid out, excellent explanations of each type of tissue (including highlighting possible confusions). The only thing lacking is images of each type of tissue.
Science Video Portal and Interactives - 0 views
Exercise 7: Cartilage - 1 views
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Useful site with micrographs of different types of cartilage alongside plan/ sketch diagrams to show the kids how to draw a plan diagram from a micrograph
Paul Zak: Trust, morality - and oxytocin | Video on TED.com - 0 views
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Video by Paul Zak about oxytocin and how it is the molecule responsible for morality. He tells us how to inbihit it, and how to increase it. Some very interesting research.
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