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This page is intended to be an exchange of ideas to teach Biotechnology at the High School level. The activities listed below were developed, tested and submitted by teachers of Biotechnology. We encourage you to take a look at what we have collected so far and send in your favorite teaching ideas; we'll help you to share them with other educators.
Construction of a "Sterile Hood" By Sue Molter from Mount Horeb High School |
Curriculum Ideas for Teaching Sterile Technique |
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Safe Lab By Sue Molter from Mount Horeb High School and Bill Bockenhauer from Baraboo High School |
Pupose: To safely culture a "mystery" microbe using sterile technique. |
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Sentence Splitting: DNA Fingerprinting By David Millis Edgewood-Colesburg High School |
This is a classroom activity that utilizes genetic traits to demonstrate a "fingerprint" on paper that is genetically unique. |
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Yeast Crossing By John Anderson Pittsville High School |
This is a hands on laboratory using 2 yeast strains to show genetic crossing. |
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What is right? What is not? By John Anderson Pittsville High School |
This is a bioethics activity. Included are 5 scenarios relevant to Biotechnology that can be discussed in the classroom. |
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Pick Your Produce By Diana Brandner Madison Area Technical College |
A role-playing classroom activity about Food Labeling and Detection of Genetically Modified Foods. |
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