Immune System Cells [Unguided]

A simulation where learners interact with key immune system cells—like macrophages, T cells, and B cells—to see how they recognize, respond to, and remember pathogens, building understanding of immune defense mechanisms.

Grades: Grades 9-12
Variant: Unguided
Standards: NGSS Life Science
Plays on: VRDesktopWeb

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Lab objectives and outcomes

Students will be able to Identify the key immune system cells (macrophages, T cells, and B cells) and their primary roles in immune defense.
Students will be able to Explain the sequential process by which immune system cells recognize and respond to invading pathogens.
Students will be able to Differentiate the distinct contributions of macrophages, T cells, and B cells to the body's overall adaptive immune response against pathogens.

Suggested activities

Immune System Cells Quiz

Pre-assessment

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Immune System Cells Discussion

Post-assessment

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Track learner progress

Run this simulation with a class and watch it happen: who started, who finished, and how long each learner took. Drill into a run to see what they actually did.

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