Anatomy: Muscular System Global rating average: 0.0 out of 50.00.00.00.00.0 These sites offer factual information about the muscular system for students in the upper grades. There are interactive sites that allow you to explore the body’s muscles, plus numerous online quizzes to test your knowledge. Also includes activity and lesson ideas. Grades Links Muscle System Word Search This word search worksheet has terms associated with the mucsles in the body. Education Standards Request State Standards
Human Skeleton Printout The human skeleton consists of 206 bones. We are actually born with more bones (about 300), but many fuse together as a child grows up. These bones support your body and allow you to move. Bones contain a lot of calcium (an element found in milk, broccoli, and other foods). The longest bone in our bodies is the femur (thigh bone). Joints: Bones are connected to other bones at joints. Differences in males and females: Males and females have slightly different skeletons, including a different elbow angle. Advertisement.
NEW ZEALAND 2 by SANDRA BROCKA on Prezi Anatomy: Digestive System Global rating average: 0.0 out of 50.00.00.00.00.0 These sites have information about how the digestive system works. Take a virtual tour of the inner body, watch a video, or try online games and quizzes. Grades Links Teens Health: The Digestive System This article explains how the digestive system works. Education Standards Request State Standards 20 Little Known Facts About The Human Body 20 Little Known Facts About The Human Body A human being loses an average of 40 to 100 strands of hair a day.A cough releases an explosive charge of air that moves at speeds up to 60 mph.Every time you lick a stamp, you're consuming 1/10 of a calorie.A fetus acquires fingerprints at the age of three months. A sneeze can exceed the speed of 100 mph. Submitted By: The Mad Scientist Powered by: The Online Teacher Resource (www.teach-nology.com) Mad Scientist, All rights reserved.
British Vs American English: 100+ Differences Illustrated Given the amount of places around the world that English is spoken, various differences are bound to emerge. Despite how much the USA and UK have in common, there are enough differences between their two versions of the English language that someone may not always understand exactly what someone from the other country is saying. Fortunately, the US State Department has created a series of useful graphics to help clear things up. Show Full Text The US and the UK's imperial histories and modern influence over the world have changed the English language forever. Even if you're a native speaker of UK or US English, there's a good chance you'll learn something new here. More info: americanenglish.state.gov (h/t: designyoutrust, demilked)
Human Body Systems Global rating average: 0.0 out of 50.00.00.00.00.0 Learn about the different human body systems and how they function in these sites that are written for elementary students. Includes illustrations, animated movies, and online quizzes. There are links to several eThemes Resources on anatomy. Grades Links All Systems Go Put "Arnold" back together again, he has lost all his organs and his bones. Education Standards Request State Standards
Investigating Gummy Bears Guest blog post by Amy Alvis I was looking on Pinterest for a lab to use with my students to teach them the scientific method. The students will have science fair project to do at the end of the year and I wanted to take them step by step through the process so that they will know exactly what to do for their projects. I found a gummy bear science lab by Sue at Science for Kids: Adventures of an Elementary School Science Teacher. It is an awesome lab, but I wanted my students to have a more complex scientific method model to work with. Click the image below to download the lab worksheets I created for this activity. I gave my students the question we were going to test: What solution will make the gummy bear increase its mass and length the most? We then discussed what materials we would need to conduct the lab (we added things as we did the lab and saw that additional things were needed). We filled in the procedure as we did the lab.
Dlaczego warto tworzyć własne materiały a nie ciągle korzystać z ksero. Przygotowania do cyklu lekcji CLIL o USA Przeczytaj i znajdź gotowy plik Kserowanie jest łatwe: naciśnij guzik i gotowe. 30 kopii w jedną chwilę. Wszystko obudowane przez metodyków, więc jesteśmy pewni, że materiał ma też funkcję dydaktyczną. I tak, i nie. Z góry chciałabym zaznaczyć, że ja też korzystam z ksero. Realia, czyli prawdziwe przedmioty, które przynosimy do klasy Niewiele pomoże nam też kserowanie gier. Mój przykład Kilka razy przygotowywałam lekcje z użyciem pocztówek z miejsc w których byłam. -Jak wiesz, tydzień temu byłam w Hamburgu . I wiecie co? Zawsze zachęcam do kreatywności w mówieniu i powtarzam, że nie jest ważne co powiedzą, albo jak powiedzą (na początku, żeby tylko sprowokować FLUENCY) ale sam fakt, że będą mówić, budować zdania, szukać słówek i po prostu myśleć. Impuls do dalszego działania Moje lekcje z pocztówkami kończyły się pytaniem: What country would you like to visit most? Zamierzam wykorzystać zainteresowania moich uczniów i ich motywację do poznawania Stanów aby nauczyć ich angielskiego! 6.
List of systems of the human body The major systems of the human body are: Cardiovascular system: the blood circulation with heart, arteries and veinsDigestive system: processing food with mouth, esophagus, stomach and intestines.Endocrine system: communicating within the body using hormonesUrinary system: eliminating wastes from the bodyImmune system: defending against disease-causing agents (includes the Lymphatic system)Muscular system: moving the body with musclesNervous system: collecting, transferring and processing information with brain and nervesReproductive system: the sex organsRespiratory system: the lungs and the trachea Scientific Method Lab Using Bubble Gum Students will be able to use the scientific method to solve problems and collect data-based observations. In doing the investigation students will know how to use SI units and differentiate qualitative and quantitative data. This lab is an inexpensive yet fun way to learn the scientific method instead of just doing notes. We do this lab in our Introduction unit because students are making data tables and understanding the scientific method at the same time. Subject: BiologyResource Type: Activities:Lab ActivityGrade Level: High School (9-12) At the beginning of the scientific method unit I use the lab to introduce and cover the process...instead of using lecture. 1. B) Form a hypothesis C) Test the hypothesis with a controlled experiment my making observations and gathering data. D) Analyze gathered data E) Reject or Accept your hypothesis F) Form a conclusion 2. 3. Observations Gum A Gum B Problem: Which piece of bubble gum blows the biggest bubble? Procedure: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Procedure: 1.
CLIL. Geography: The U S A (lesson 1) Za wcześnie by mówić o wakacjach? I Ty i Uczniowie marzycie o wyjeździe? -podróżujcie! W klasie! Pora na lekcję o USA Poniżej znajdziesz materiały do pobrania Linki pochodzą ze strony busyteacher.org lub z mojego bloga. Znasz tę piosenkę? Fifty Nifty United States: Ale do rzeczy: poważna lekcja o USA Mój opis poszczególnych kroków jest po polsku. Przed zajęciami: Wydrukuj i posklejaj „POCZTÓWKI” z USA z mojego wcześniejszego posta. Podczas zajęć: FILMIK, by zainteresować Wytłumacz, że dzisiaj przeniesiecie się do Stanów. Pytasz jakie to miejsca i czy uczniowie wiedzą w którym Stanie leżą. PAIRWORK, by uzupełnić informacje -bardzo łatwy. MAPKA, by zrobić notatki (coś dla wzrokowców) Dzięki notatkom sporządzonym podczas dzisiejszej lekcji, uczniom będzie łatwiej zorientować się w pozostałych lekcjach o USA, które wkrótce się tu pojawią Usadź uczniów w kole, tak, żeby każdy widział pocztówki. Poniżej spisałam dla Ciebie poprawne odpowiedzi. Place – State Homework: