Human Body Systems Organization

Teach students how the human body is organized using these print or digital materials. Students will learn about the four levels of human body organization; specialized cells, tissues, organs, and organ systems. Students will demonstrate their knowledge through comprehension questions, a graphic organizer, and the review activity.

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Students will learn:

• How the body is organized
  • specialized cells
  • tissues
  • organs
  • organ systems
• definition and examples of each

This body organization lesson includes:

• Step-by-step instructions on using the Google Slides version with tips.
• Two-page printable science text with three additional pages of comprehension activities
• Digital Google Slides version for students to access.
• Review flipbook activity
• Answer key

How to use this activity in your classroom:

• Introduce the human body systems: Students will learn that the human body comprises cells, tissues, organs, and organ systems. After learning this information, students can learn about the different human body systems.
• Sub plans: Everything is set up so that a substitute can easily teach the information to your students.
• Science station: Students can learn about the levels of organization in collaborative groups.
• Homework assignment
• Struggling learners: Visuals help struggling learners better understand the information.

Feedback from happy teachers:

• This is just perfect! Body systems are in my 5th grade Science text, and I am looking forward to adding this to our unit!
• Extremely helpful! Thanks for including the answers.
• I used the flipbook and article as an intro to human body systems in my high school special ed biology class. The kids were able to do this (almost) independently, and we've referred to it frequently throughout the unit.
• Thank you for sharing this resource! This was a big help when I introduced body organization and the body systems in class. It was a great tool to use to get the students thinking. Thank you for providing this for us.

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