This week we begin our unit on the Human Body. As we go through this entire unit, add to, redo, edit your Human Body Notebook 10 projects. Send it to hoopmanscience@gmail.com.
What are the organ systems of the human body?
What do they do?
How do they interact with each other?
Contracts for this week focus on these questions.
We have been doing a lot to research organ sysmtems beyond the information in the book. In fact we have done that with most topics this year. How do we know that the information we find is reliable, understandable, appropriate for the discussion? Fill in the form below to create a Google doc spreadsheet of site we deem the best.
Organ systems
ReplyDeleteRespiratory-breath and speak
Circulatory-blood with oxygen get to the rest of your body & to heart
Digestive-break down food
Skeletal-support & protect w/ bones
Muscular-help move
Nervous-feel touch and hurt
Integumentary-skin & hair
Immune-fight off diseases
Endocrine-horomones
Reproductive-produce offspring
Urinary-remove waste
Here are the organ systems!
ReplyDeleterespiratory-use it to breate and talk;includes your mouth,lungs,
reproductive-how you produce young ones,includes both male and female reproductive parts
urinary-removes wastes,solids and liquids;includes you bladder and kidneys
ciculatory-pumps and helps blood get throught your body; includes your veins,heart,and blood vessels
immune- helps your body fight off diseases and viruses and toxins; includs white blood cells
muscular- helps you move w/ the help of bones; includes your muscles
skeletal- supports, protects,shapes, forms,produces red blood cells, and stores minerals; includes your bones
nervous- sends messages throught your body to the brain to tell it what to do; includes your nerves and spinal cord
endocrine- controls your horomones, when your face gets red is an example of something your endocrine controls; includes your horomones
integumentary-is your skin and hair, grows new skin and hair, protects your insides
Do tou think that we got bones from the soft bodie animals because over time the environment and the weather change up there cells and then they bece harder and then got boney
ReplyDeleteDo hormones help you grow
ReplyDeleteKathryn,
ReplyDeleteWhat can bony animals do that soft bodied animals can't do, or at least can't do so well?
Things we have evolved to help us do certain tasks.
If they don't give an advantage, or worse, they aren't usually passed on. Usually.
What are some types of plant tissue?
ReplyDeleteI like doing the google doc. sheet thing I used it on my contract and will probably use it again this week on my contract
ReplyDeleteI liked doing the Notebook 10 activity. It really got me thinking about how I could inprove my contracts and make them more fun.
ReplyDeleteHow do all the systems connect together?
ReplyDeletet6he list idea is fun
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