Lesson 1
Body Organization
Body Organization
Lesson 2
Systems Interacting
Systems Interacting
Lesson 3
Supplying Energy
Supplying Energy
Lesson 4
Managing Materials
Managing Materials
Lesson 5
Controlling Processes
Controlling Processes
100
What are the smallest parts of living things?
Cell (or Atom)
100
What body system is pictured here?
Skeletal
100
How do you use energy from your body?
Being active, etc.
100
What organ can be seen in both the excretory and circulatory body systems?
-Liver - Kidneys
-Lungs - Skin
Lungs
100
Hormones are released by what body system?
Endocrine system
200
Similar cells grouped together are called what?
Tissues
200
What are the 2 types of digestion
Mechanical digestion & Chemical digestion
200
How does your body get its energy?
From the food you eat
200
Arteries move blood in what direction
(toward the ♡ or away from the ♡?)
Away from the ♡
200
What is the job of hormones?
Their job is to regulate processes in the body
300
Tissues grouped together are called what?
Organs
300
Define homeostasis
A process that keeps the body's internal systems stable
300
What body part is responsible for the mechanical digestion in the digestive system
mouth, stomach muscles
300
What happens to a human body as it increases in altitude (how high up it is)
It is harder to get oxygen into your lungs and the rest of your body
- Breathing increases
- Heart rate increases
- Sickness can occur
300
What is the spinal column, and what is it responsible for?
It is nervous tissue that connects the body to all of its nerves
400
Put this list in order from smallest to largest
- organism, cell, tissue, molecule, atom, organ, organ system
atom, molecule, cell, tissue, organ, organ system, organism
400
Create a story about at least 2 systems in the body, and how they interact to do something
Ms. Douglass will determine an accurate answer
400
create a list of at least 5 steps that show how the body gets its energy
(HINT: it should include the circulatory and digestive system)
- food is broken down in the mouth
- food is further broken down in the stomach
- nutrients from the food are absorbed in the small intestines
- nutrients enter the bloodstream (circulatory system) and are carried all around the body
- Waste products are removed from the body (5 bonus points if you get the excretory system here )
400
Draw a diagram that shows how the heart and lungs work together in the circulatory system
400
If you reach for a hot pan and burn yourself, how does your brain respond, and how will that change how you react to something in the future?
The brain tells you it is hot and reacts by letting go of the hot pan. This is also recorded as a memory, and this will help you not do the same thing in the future.