Materials List: 
Exploring the Integumentary Systems of Animals
                
                    
 
        
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For Motivation/Introduction Activity:
Each group will need:
- various types of sunscreen; one different type per group (for example: sprays, lotions, organic sunscreen, inorganic metallic sunscreen, zinc, etc.)
 
To share with the entire class:
- a computer to show the Teacher Guided Presentation Part 1: UV Light and Teacher Guided Presentation Part 2: Integumentary System on PowerPoint
 
For the Main Activity:
Each group will need:
- Sample Procedures worksheet; three copies per student
 - Control Lab Procedures worksheet; two copies per student
 - Testing Apparatus Construction presentation and Data Collection worksheet; one copy per group
 - Conclusion Poster Layout worksheet, one copy per group
 - hot plate
 - 1000 ml beaker
 - two 250 ml beakers (students will use one while the other cools following use on the hot plate)
 - 100 ml graduated cylinder
 - two 10 ml graduated cylinders (one for measuring vinegar; one for measuring glycerin)
 - permanent marker
 - silicon spatula, available on Amazon and in other stores
 - timer (students may use smartphones)
 - electronic balance
 - metal spatula (one large enough to measure 10 g of corn starch and other for measuring 0.6 g of glowing powder)
 - weighing paper (used in chemistry classrooms)
 - weighing boat (used in chemistry classrooms)
 - five petri dishes
 - ~60 g corn starch
 - ~30 ml vinegar
 - ~30 ml glycerin
 - ~300 ml distilled water (tap water will work for this activity)
 - ~3 g red phosphorescent (daytime white-glow) powder, available online
 - pipettes (one for vinegar, one for glycerin)
 - additional materials needed for different groups; note: all of these items can be purchased in department store craft section, craft store, or online:
 - group 1: feathers, ~10 cm in length
 - group 2: chocolate protein powder or coffee grounds, ~30 g
 - group 3: yellow food coloring, 1 vial
 - group 4: acrylic nails, 50 count bag
 - group 5: brown plastic lacing thread
 - group 6: green glitter, 100 g jar
 - group 7: see Student Sample Examples and Cuticle Procedures
 
To construct the quantitative testing apparatus; each group will need:
- two ring stands
 - two clamps (that will fit a ring stand)
 - 1 cardboard box (approximate measure: 29.8 cm x 20.3 cm x 12 cm)
 - masking tape
 - box cutter
 - UV flashlight, available online
 - light sensor probe (can be purchased at Vernier; or check with your school’s science department)
 - LabQuest Interface or Lab Quest Mini (can be purchased at Vernier; or check with your school’s science department)
 - 25 – 50 g bottle of black acrylic paint
 
For evaluation of the activity, each group will need:
- large dry erase board (60 cm x 80 cm) or poster board
 - dry erase markers or regular markers
 - meter sticks
 

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