
Students will have the opportunity to delve into the basics about the human body. The human body is very complex but this course will be a good way to break down those complexities. The students will be able to look into the different bodily systems in our body and understand each respective structure and function. They will engage in many activities that correlate with each body system to hone in the main ideas from that lesson. At the end of the course all students will be able to obtain a certification by participating in a quiz!
4 Meetings
No homework
Small Quiz Kahoot
Will be provided by PenguinLearn.
1. Understanding the basic units that make up the human body and what the human body is 2. Explaining the structure and function of the brain 3. Comprehending the basic units of the brain, voluntary and involuntary movements that relate with the basics of nerve signals 4. Explaining the structure and function of the Heart 5. Explaining the structure and function of the Lungs 6. Explaining the structure and function Blood 7. Investigating the structure and function of the Digestive System 8. Making connections about how human use food 9. Explaining the structure and function of Bones and their relation to muscles 10. Explaining the function of the immune system 11. Distinguishing between good and bad habits for overall good health
- the basic units that make up the body, cells, tissues, organs, - different systems in the body - how systems work together activity: Simon says! - how the brain helps with function - sections of the brain activity: coloring different parts of the brain in different colors - basics of the nervous system: basic unit - basics of nerve signals - voluntary and involuntary signals
- function of the heart - parts of the heart activity: where to find pulses function of blood - how blood gets pumped - blood's relation to the heart - what blood carries --> veins! activity: tracing veins and representing how blood flows - function of lungs - how they work with blood and heart - what do we breathe in and release activity: active breathing
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