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Anatomy Common Core WHST.6-8.1 resources
Human Body System Poster/Gallery Walk/C.E.R Project
What could be more fun than tracing your friends body and then drawing one of the 6 NGSS (Next Generation Science Standards) body systems inside the tracing. Six body systems are required for understanding at the middle school level in life sciences and then expounded on in high school. During high school Biology students will be able to describe these body systems and discuss how they relate to one another. The BIG question being: "Is the body a system of interacting subsystems made from organ
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5th - 11th
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Human Body Systems CER Pack Scientific Arguments Middle School 20 Prompt Choices
Support scientific argumentation in your middle and high school science classes with our comprehensive Human Body Systems C.E.R. Pack! This versatile toolkit offers 20 student-friendly prompts to deepen your students' understanding of the human body.Choose from 10 prompts that explore individual body systems such as the circulatory, nervous, digestive, and more, allowing your students to explore the functions of each system in detail.Alternatively, opt for our set of 10 NGSS-aligned prompts, wh
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6th - 9th
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MS-LS1-3
Body Systems Foldable
This foldable turned out better than I could have imagined. Students cut the foldable out and wrote each body system out on the flap and then looked up the function and drew a symbolic picture of the system on the front of the foldable. On the inside of the foldable students described the function of the system and listed the major organs in each system. These were the middle school benchmarks and a pre-requisite to the high school benchmark of relating the systems to one another. On the inside
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5th - 10th
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Body Systems: Digestion Lab Using Claim, Evidence, Response
Everybody Poops! Digestion Lab using Claim, Evidence, and ReasoningComplete a grossly fun lab on the movement of food through the digestive system. Write your findings for the big question, “How is the food we eat used and digested throughout the body?” by completing a C.E.R.Can be printed on 8.5 by 11 paper. Step by Step instructions. By far the funnest lab this semester! Cause "Everybody Poops!" Teacher notes to guide you through the lab. Materials you will need to gather:Materials: (per group
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5th - 9th
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Crusin' The Body Systems Cruise Ship Brochure
Have your students make a brochure and let their imagination take them away. The instructions for this brochure gives all the criteria needed for a journey throught the 6 NGSS body systems. A RUBRIC is also included for student tracking and easy grading.
I have always wanted to go on a giant ship and cruise the ocean on holiday. I would like you, as my travel agent, to design a trip through the Human Body. I want to take a cruise ship that has all the amenities that money can buy. I can’t give y
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5th - 9th
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Lesson Plan: Alcohol and Your Developing Central Nervous System
The animated video and corresponding classroom lesson have been designed to teach kids about the physical impact underage drinking has on the developing brain and body. This lesson is intended to further student’s understanding of the central nervous system, neurotransmission, and how alcohol subsequently impacts function. In order to help students comprehend a complex topic, this lesson allows them to use their creativity and language skills with the scientific content. Learning Objectives:In t
Lesson Plan: How Alcohol Affects Your Developing Brain
The animated video and corresponding classroom lesson have been designed to teach kids about the physical impact underage drinking has on the developing brain and body. In this lesson, students will learn the basics of brain function and neurotransmission, and how alcohol obstructs brain activity and development.Learning Objectives:In this lesson students will be able to:Conceptualize neurotransmission.Communicate the way in which alcohol slows brain function.Identify alcohol’s impact on neurotr
Lesson Plan: Alcohol and Your Developing Hypothalamus
The animated video and corresponding classroom lesson have been designed to teach kids about the physical impact underage drinking has on the developing brain and body.The hypothalamus keeps your hormones in a state of balance, and when alcohol is introduced, those hormones become out of sync, producing a wide range of physical effects on the body. This lesson is intended to teach students about the endocrine system, the dangers of underage drinking, and the importance of protecting your body an
Lesson Plan: Alcohol and Your Developing Cerebral Cortex
The animated video and corresponding classroom lesson have been designed to teach kids about the physical impact underage drinking has on the developing brain and body.The cerebral cortex is the outer layer of the brain, divided into lobes. The frontal lobe is responsible for decision-making, a function that becomes impaired when alcohol is consumed. Decision-making is also an important skill for kids to utilize to enhance their health. This lesson provides students with scientific background on
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4th - 7th
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Lesson Plan: Alcohol and Your Developing Hippocampus
The animated video and corresponding classroom lesson have been designed to teach kids about the physical impact underage drinking has on the developing brain and body.This lesson is intended to teach students about the dangers of underage drinking by detailing the important functions of the hippocampus. This lesson highlights the value in preventive health in avoiding risk, and allows students to test their own memories and learn about various parts of the brain. Learning Objectives:In this les
Lesson Plan: Alcohol and Your Developing Cerebellum
The animated video and corresponding classroom lesson have been designed to teach kids about the physical impact underage drinking has on the developing brain and body. This lesson is intended to teach students how alcohol impacts physical and verbal coordination, while simultaneously emphasizing the crucial role of communication skills in living a healthy lifestyle and saying “no” to underage drinking. Learning Objectives:In this lesson students will be able to:Identify the functions of the cer
Lesson Plan: Alcohol and Your Developing Medulla
The animated video and corresponding classroom lesson have been designed to teach kids about the physical impact underage drinking has on the developing brain and body.It is crucial for students to understand that there are appropriate and inappropriate sources of information, especially when the internet is at their fingertips, and especially with health topics. The medulla is the most important part of the brain – it helps you breath, sneeze, and vomit. These functions are vital to staying ali
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