How does your skin protect you from daily threats — and how do your hormones quietly run the show behind the scenes?
In this engaging Integumentary & Endocrine Systems Unit, students uncover how the body’s largest organ and its chemical messengers work together to defend against outside dangers, regulate internal balance, and respond to changing needs. From analyzing skincare trends through a science lens to exploring hormone imbalances in real-world case studies, this unit makes biology both relevant and exciting for teens.
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How does your skin protect you from daily threats — and how do your hormones quietly run the show behind the scenes?
In this engaging Integumentary & Endocrine Systems Unit, students uncover how the body’s largest organ and its chemical messengers work together to defend against outside dangers, regulate internal balance, and respond to changing needs. From analyzing skincare trends through a science lens to exploring hormone imbalances in real-world case studies, this unit makes biology both relevant and exciting for teens.
Students will learn how the skin acts as the body’s first line of defense, how major glands and hormones communicate through feedback loops, and what happens when things go wrong — like acne, stress responses, or endocrine disorders. With interactive activities, real-life scenarios, and a mix of visual and hands-on learning, this unit keeps students engaged while deepening their understanding of two often-overlooked but essential body systems.
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Help your students see how their skin and hormones are working 24/7 to keep them safe, balanced, and thriving — perfect for middle or high school biology and human body systems units.
Grade Levels: 8th – 12th
Total Pages: 100+
Teaching Duration: 5 Days
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