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They are NOT all mine, only a few of them. They have been collected from EMS educators and providers from around the Commonwealth of Virginia. Thank you all for sharing such imaginative ideas! I love them all!  \nBecky Anhold, EMS Education Coordinator, Bridgewater and Mt. Solon, Virginia!  \n1. Activity: Barbie Doll Anatomy  \nHave students each purchase a Barbie sized doll and a fine point sharpie. As we discuss anatomy and physiology, they draw on the dolls, labeling body parts, etc. The dolls become a requirement for class so when a lecture is taking place if we mention ‘prone’ everyone in the room has to place the doll in the prone position, if we mention‘supine’ they are place in that position, etc. The doll then becomes a reference for them in addition to my being able to know they are paying attention and have an understanding of A&P.  \n2. Activity: Glo-Germ Handwashing Activity  \nPurchase Glo-germ gel or powder and a black light.  \n$16.50 per 8 oz gel on [Amazon.com](Amazon.com) [or go to Glo-germ.com](or go to Glo-germ.com)  \nBlack light (18 “ fluorescent bulb and fixture can be bought at Wal-Mart, Lowes, etc)  \nTeach proper handwashing. Students apply the glo-germ lotion (simulated germs) to hands. A little goes a long way! They may view their simulated germs under the black light. They will wash their hands using proper technique and then can view their hands again under black light to see how they did!  \nI also teach Infection Control/Disinfection of apparatus and equipment by applying the Glo-germ powder to equipment or the interior of the ambulance and have teams thoroughly disinfect everything. Use the black light to see how they did!  \n3. Activity: Body Parts Candy  \nEnd of semester activity. I found Gummy Body parts candy at Halloween. The bag had eyes, ears, noses, feet, fingers, brains, and teeth. Students chose 3 pieces each. They had to choose 3 different body parts. We went around the room and they had to state 3 things they remember about that body part. It was very gratifying to see that they actually remembered some pretty detailed stuff! 􀀭  \n4. Activity: Anatomy Food Day  \nStudents must bring in a human anatomy themed food. Pinterest is a GREAT resource to find all kinds of foods and recipes to make that look like human body parts! Students must research a common injury or condition related to their assigned body part. As the class enjoys the food creations, students present the information to the class.  \n5. Activity: Classroom Duty Crews  \nA cheap set of walkie talkies are used in class and a group of students are on call every night. Sometime during the week, that call team gets dispatched to a call and are evaluated on their ability to perform a patient assessment. It starts early in the class just to see how well they interact with the patient and builds until the end of the program to see that they are reaching terminal competency with assessment and management of the patient. The ‘call team’ is evaluated by the rest of the class who follows them on the call. We’ve been known to go for a ‘hike into the woods’ as we find our programmed patient. It is great fun.  \n6. Activity: Play Dough Body Systems  \nUse play dough to create body parts. Assign each group of students a body system and have them make the body parts for that system. Groups then present their body system to the class and explain how that system functions. It’s amazing how talented some of your students are.  \n7. Activity: Project – Text message injuries/illnesses  \nStudents are each assigned an injury or illness to research. They must compile their research into a text message conversation (forces them to stick to short phrases and key points rather than to simply copy and paste an entire dissertation from a website) . On a posterboard (full, half, or quarter sheet size), they will create a cell phone screen and put their info into a text message fo","cbCaijn9sCUI55mj","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaijn9sCUI55mj","pdf",312425,"English","# Classroom teaching ideas\n## Activity ideas list\n## Instructional examples and engagement methods","[{\"question\":\"What kind of teaching materials and activities does this document provide?\",\"answer\":\"It provides a collection of classroom teaching ideas for EMS education, focusing on interactive, hands-on activities and review methods such as drawing, simulations, and games.\"},{\"question\":\"How are infection control and handwashing activities taught?\",\"answer\":\"Students use Glo-germ gel or powder with a black light to simulate germs, learn proper handwashing technique, and visually check results; teams also apply the powder for disinfection exercises.\"},{\"question\":\"What learning activities are used to support anatomy and physiology?\",\"answer\":\"Activities include Barbie Doll Anatomy for labeling body parts, Body Parts Candy for recall-based prompts, play dough projects for body systems, and interactive walking/tracing of blood flow using a taped floor heart.\"}]","2013 EMS Education Activity Ideas | PDF",1790155534,15]