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Are you teaching about the human lungs and respiratory system but having trouble finding kid-friendly, engaging text, activities, and diagrams? This complete packet includes everything you need to teach your upper elementary students about the human lungs and respiratory system. Both a print and intPrice $14.75Original Price $19.00Save $4.25
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Are you teaching about the human lungs, respiration, or breathing but having trouble finding kid-friendly, engaging text, activities, and diagrams? This complete packet includes everything you need to teach your upper elementary students about the human lungs. Both a print and interactive digital version made for Google slides are included.
Lessons cover lung functions, parts of the lungs, breathing, effects of pollution, and lung health. Students will love the fun, engaging activities provided. You will love that activities are low to no-prep!
Digital Version:
Everything you need for an engaging, interactive digital unit is included. Lessons have been divided into units, making it easy to assign and complete activities based on objectives. This unit was designed in a way for students to guide themselves through learning, making it easy for the teacher. The unit has been made for use with Google Slides and Google forms (included end of unit quiz.)
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WHAT'S INCLUDED:
- Link to digital version made for Google slides
- 14 color vocabulary posters: Includes words breathing, respiration, lungs, inhale, exhale, diaphragm, larynx, trachea, bronchioles, bronchi, alveoli, cilia, capillary, and carbon dioxide
- Lung Videos: 2 posters included with links to lungs videos (one with QR codes and one with website links)
- Video viewing guide: Fill out this viewing guide graphic organizer while watching any of the lungs videos
- Informational texts: Includes kid-friendly texts including "All about the Lungs", "Breath in, Breath out", "Air Pollution", "How to Keep the Lungs Healthy", and "Breathing"
- Parts of the Respiratory System Diagram: diagram poster and fill in the blank diagram with the parts of the respiratory system
- Lungs diagrams: Parts of the lungs diagram included. Both color, black/ white, and fill in the blank versions included.
- vocabulary foldable: 2 foldables are included to cover vocabulary words associated with breathing and the lungs. Foldables can be glued into a science notebook or stapled to keep in a folder.
- Asthma Research: Research asthma and create an informational brochure. Research websites included.
- Respiration Comic Strip Writing: Create a comic strip to explain the steps of breathing. Two versions included for differentiation.
- Healthy Lungs: Cut and paste activity about making healthy choices for your body
- Lungs Facts Puzzle: Answer interesting facts about the lungs using the code
- Lung Capacity Activity: Your students will love this activity to investigate their own lung capacity after a series of challenges.
- Lungs Research: Research one of 5 questions about the lungs. Write a paragraph using your research.
- Sentence Writing: Use the two vocabulary words to write a factual sentence about the lungs.
- Opinion Writing: Lungs opinion writing prompt, graphic organizer, and writing page
- Coloring Notes: Lungs and breathing coloring notes pages (graphic organizers meet coloring pages) Filled in and blank versions available.
- Air Pollution: Read about air pollution and its effects. Includes vocabulary and main idea/ detail graphic organizers to accompany text.
- Lungs project: Lungs project choice board and rubric (great as a culminating assessment of the unit)
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What teachers like you are saying...
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Patricia said, "This made teaching my students about the lungs a breeze. It was a time saver for me and my students were engaged, they participated in class more then they typically do."
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