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Watch this short clip about a melanoma survivor. Type up a paragraph reflection on the video. How did it make you feel? Note some vocabulary that was said throughout.

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Melanoma Survivor Shares Her Story After Countless Skin Cancer Surgeries | TODAY

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Make a digital chart or mind map comparing characteristics of the different types of skin cancer. Make sure to note appearance within histology and other abnormalities of the tissue. Include photos for reference in the chart.

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Research an animal of your choosing that you may find out in nature (using the library's online database). Look for characteristics of their skin and accessory structures. Make a Venn Diagram comparing the animal and humans.

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Using your personal music platform preference, find an acoustic song of your choice. Make a jingle to that song about the different types of tissues you would see throughout the Integumentary System.

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Mold illustrations of the epidermal strata using Play-Doh. Make sure to accurately represent the cells in the correct order. Label what you are creating on sticky notes and position them next to your masterpiece.

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Find a partner and conduct an interview. You (the interviewer) will act as the head of the microbiology unit in a dermatology office. The interviewee is applying for a position in the laboratory. Make up 8 questions using medical terminology and the chapter vocabulary. The interviewee will record their responses using a Flip Grid video.

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Using the Google Drawings application, draw a mock cross section of the skin. Make sure to include the three layers, glands, and other accessory structures. Label.

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Create a case study where a patient is being seen for a skin condition or disease. Make up 5 follow up questions on Google Forms. The questions should be thought-provoking yet based on your writing.