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3rd grade anatomy resources for GATE
Brain Activities Thinking Activities Brain Health
Learn about your most important school tool...your brain. Learn how the brain functions, ways to help your brain, and all about neurons.These lessons are taught using vocabulary cards, My Great Big Beautiful Brain booklet, interactive notebook activities, games, hands on crafts, and through the text Your Fantastic Elastic Brain. #summersalebrationIncluded in this unit are the following:28 Vocabulary CardsNeurosurgeon "Costume"My Great Big Beautiful Brain BookletInteractive Notebook ActivitiesYou
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1st - 3rd
Human Body Facts Task Cards
Set includes 30 task cards, perfect for your early finishers and enrichment students.
Set includes answer key and answer sheet for students.
Click here to see how I use these in my classroom.
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1st - 4th
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The Eye & Vision
This unit explores eye anatomy and physiology. Students begin by building a foundation of basic eye structures, building a clay model to visualize and engage with the anatomy. This is followed by interactive, discovery-based lessons that demonstrate the functions of the human eye and gain an understanding of how they are able to see the world around them.
What is included:
- "Terms to Know" vocabulary sheet
- "Anatomy of Eye" worksheet
- Step-by-step teacher guide for building a clay eye (with
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1st - 5th
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Brain Graphic Organizer and Puzzle
Students write notes labeling each part of the brain and its function.
Then students put the puzzle together so that they have a graphic organizer full of information as a reference for later.
Includes the cerebrum, frontal lobe, parietal lobe, occipital lobe, temporal lobe, cerebellum, and brain stem.
Great for a unit on neurology, neuroscience, and the brain.
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education
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PBL Project on Body Systems, Diseases, and Prevention.
This is a basic outline of a PBL project for students to discover more about the different body systems and common preventable diseases. In this project the students are put into groups and then given a list of symptoms that a patient is experiencing. It is the the students job to learn about the different systems, diagnose the patient, and come up with a treatment plan.
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3rd - 7th
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Interactive Brain Hat - Wear It - Label It - Display It
Everyone likes more brain power and learning about your brain and nervous system will do just that! As the students make their brain cap and attach different colors of yarn for each area of the brain, they get concrete knowledge about how the different parts of the brain interact. When they gather the ends of the yarn, bring them together and run them through the spinal column, they get concrete knowledge about how the brain communicates with the body. Hands On - Brain Engaged
Includes pattern
Light and Vision Bundle
This unit contains lessons covering eye anatomy and physiology, vision, light and color. Lessons are hands-on and discovery-based to help students to explore and engage with the material. Students will build a model to allow them to visualize complex anatomical concepts.
The unit includes:
- 1 lesson on eye anatomy (making a clay model with "Teacher Guide")
- 3 lessons on vision
- 2 lessons on light
- 2 lessons on color
- "Terms to Know" sheet with important scientific vocabulary used througho
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1st - 5th
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DNA lab, making a model with candy
This is a fun and wonderful way to learn about DNA in an engaging and creative way.
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3rd - 12th
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Gifted and Talented: Medical Physiology - Cancer
For the Gifted and Talented students interested in the field of biology, chemistry, and medicine, knowing the basics of medical physiology is very important to sparking the desire to learn more about our human bodies. I try to make prevalent clinical diseases accessible an understandable to K-12 students. Some words will take more time to learn, but once those words are learned, the concepts become easier to understand and remember.
Gifted and Talented: Medical Physiology - Diabetes
For the Gifted and Talented students interested in the field of biology, chemistry, and medicine, knowing the basics of medical physiology is very important to sparking the desire to learn more about our human bodies. I try to make prevalent clinical diseases accessible an understandable to K-12 students. Some words will take more time to learn, but once those words are learned, the concepts become easier to understand and remember.
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