1. Phagocytosis 1. Watch the animation of phagocytosis on the screen
2. Use the craft materials to model
Phagocytosis
3. On a revision card, draw a series of diagrams showing phagocytosis and make sure that you label
White blood cell
Pathogen
Add a sentence describing what the white blood cell does

3. How do white blood cells protect the body?
Level 4
Also explain why we can catch flu a second time
Level 6

4. How do white blood cells protect the body?
Level 4
Produce anti toxins
Which break down toxins produced by bacteria
Produce antibodies
Which attach to the antigens on the pathogen
And kill the pathogen
Carry out phagocytosis
Where the white blood cell surrounds, engulfs and digests the pathogen
Influenza virus mutates
Antigens change
White blood cells produce antibodies that no longer fit
Level 6

5. Describe how bacteria become resistant to antibiotics
Plan your answer on the whiteboard
Then write your answer on a revision card from memory
What are antibiotics
What is the ONLY pathogen they kill
How can we reduce the chance of antibiotic resistance developing?
Level 4
Describe how bacteria become resistant to antibiotics
Level 6

6. Antibiotics: Answers They are medicines that kill bacteria
Level 4
They are medicines that kill bacteria
We can prevent them from bacteria becoming resistant to antibiotics by washing our hands, taking the full course and not prescribing them for minor infections
Bacteria that are affected by the antibiotic mutate
They can now survive treatment with the antibiotic
They reproduce by binary fission
And pass the mutated gene onto their offspring
Level 6

7. Clinical Trials
Arrange the cards on your desk into the correct places in the table
Check it against the information sheet
Use your phone to ake a photo for you to revise at home from

8. Vaccinations Collect a small table sheet and fill it in
What does a vaccine contain?
Dead or inactive pathogens
What does a vaccine make the patient make?
Antibodies
What will antibodies do to the invading pathogen?
Kill it
If you meet the pathogen again, give 2 ways that your response will be different
More antibodies made
Antibodies made faster
Draw the shape of the graph that would show the difference in antibody production before and after a vaccination

9. Do Not Write On This Sheet
Vaccinations
Collect a small table sheet and fill it in
What does a vaccine contain?
What does a vaccine make the patient make?
What will antibodies do to the invading pathogen?
If you meet the pathogen again, give 2 ways that your response will be different
Draw the shape of the graph that would show the difference in antibody production before and after a vaccination
Do Not Write On This Sheet

10. Antibiotics: Answers They are medicines that kill bacteria
Level 4
They are medicines that kill bacteria
We can prevent them from bacteria becoming resistant to antibiotics by washing our hands, taking the full course and not prescribing them for minor infections
Bacteria that are affected by the antibiotic mutate
They can now survive treatment with the antibiotic
They reproduce by binary fission
And pass the mutated gene onto their offspring
Level 6