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Week 1 Lesson 3 Body Systems

The document outlines a seating plan followed by a learning intention focused on analyzing body systems and their functions. It details 11 body systems, including their functions and associated organs, such as the circulatory, skeletal, nervous, and digestive systems. Additionally, it includes interactive questions to reinforce understanding of the organ systems.

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Week 1 Lesson 3 Body Systems

The document outlines a seating plan followed by a learning intention focused on analyzing body systems and their functions. It details 11 body systems, including their functions and associated organs, such as the circulatory, skeletal, nervous, and digestive systems. Additionally, it includes interactive questions to reinforce understanding of the organ systems.

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Seating Plan

Harry Thomas Grace Izzy Saxon Isabella

Hayden Tyler Olivia Katee Lachlan Matthew

Sam Ethan Chelsea Renee Schyler Ella

Skye Siann Aica Ben Adam

Shane Zac Jorja


BODY SYSTEMS
Learning Intention
I will be able to analyse how body systems function
Examples of a: Revision

•Cell
•Tissue
•Organ
•Organ System
•Organism

I will be able to analyse how body systems function


Worksheet

• 11 body systems

• What is its function?

• List at least 3 organs in the system

I will be able to analyse how body systems function


1. Circulatory System
• Transports nutrients and oxygen in blood around the body.
• Removes the waste from the cells.

Organs:

I will be able to analyse how body systems function


1. Circulatory System
• Transports nutrients and oxygen in blood around the body.
• Removes the waste from the cells.

Organs:
Heart
Arteries
Veins

I will be able to analyse how body systems function


2. Skeletal System
• Provides support for the body.
• Protects internal organs and fragile body tissues.
• Provide structure for muscles to attach for movement.

Organs:

I will be able to analyse how body systems function


2. Skeletal System
• Provides support for the body.
• Protects internal organs and fragile body tissues.
• Provide structure for muscles to attach for movement.

Organs:
Bones
Joints
Ligaments
I will be able to analyse how body systems function
3. Nervous System
• Coordinates voluntary and involuntary actions.
• Transmits signals to/from different parts of the body.

Organs:

I will be able to analyse how body systems function


3. Nervous System
• Coordinates voluntary and involuntary actions.
• Transmits signals to/from different parts of the body.

Organs:
Brain
Spinal Cord
Nerves
I will be able to analyse how body systems function
4. Integumentary System
• Protects the body from damage (e.g. loss of water, abrasion).
• It is waterproof,
and protects the deeper tissues, and helps
regulate temperature.

Organs:

I will be able to analyse how body systems function


4. Integumentary System
• Protects the body from damage (e.g. loss of water, abrasion).
• It is waterproof,
and protects the deeper tissues, and helps
regulate temperature.

Organs:
Mammary Glands
Skin

I will be able to analyse how body systems function


5. Endocrine System
• Controls the secretion (“release”) of hormones into the circulatory
system.
• Controls processes like growth and metabolism.
• E.g. adrenaline

Organs:

I will be able to analyse how body systems function


5. Endocrine System
• Controls the secretion (“release”) of hormones into the circulatory
system.
• Controls processes like growth and metabolism.
• E.g. adrenaline

Organs:
Pituitary gland
Pineal gland
Thyroid gland
Pancreas
I will be able to analyse how body systems function
6. Muscular System
• Permits movement of the body, maintains posture, and circulates
blood throughout the body.
• Controlled through the nervous system.

Organs:

I will be able to analyse how body systems function


6. Muscular System
• Permits movement of the body, maintains posture, and circulates
blood throughout the body.
• Controlled through the nervous system.

Organs:
Muscles
Tendons
Ligaments
I will be able to analyse how body systems function
7. Lymphatic (Immune) System
• Detects and protects against pathogens (viruses, bacteria,
worms, etc).
• Learns over time to recognise specific pathogens more
efficiently.

Organs:

I will be able to analyse how body systems function


7. Lymphatic (Immune) System
• Detects and protects against pathogens (viruses, bacteria, worms,
etc).
• Learns over time to recognise specific pathogens more efficiently.

Organs:
Lymph nods
Bone marrow
Spleen
I will be able to analyse how body systems function
8. Respiratory System
• Intake and exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide.
• Aids the immune system (e.g. mucous, coughing,
sneezing) and speaking.

Organs:

I will be able to analyse how body systems function


8. Respiratory System
• Intake and exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide.
• Aids the immune system (e.g. mucous, coughing, sneezing) and
speaking.

Organs:
Lungs
Nasal cavity
Diaphragm
I will be able to analyse how body systems function
9. Excretory System
• Removes waste and excess materials from the body
through urine or sweating.
• Regulates fluid and salt balance.

Organs:

I will be able to analyse how body systems function


9. Excretory System
• Removes waste and excess materials from the body through urine
or sweating.
• Regulates fluid and salt balance.

Organs:
Kidneys
Ureters
Bladder
I will be able to analyse how body systems function
10. Reproductive System
• Consists of sex organs that work together for sexual
reproduction.
• Strongly connected to the endocrine (hormone) system.

Organs: Possibly the only


“optional” body
system for an
organism.
I will be able to analyse how body systems function
10. Reproductive System
• Consists of sex organs that work together for sexual reproduction.
• Strongly connected to the endocrine (hormone) system.

Organs:
Testes
Penis Possibly the only
Vagina “optional” body
Ovaries system for an
Uterus organism.
I will be able to analyse how body systems function
11. Digestive System
• Breaks down food into smaller nutrient molecules, that are taken
up by the blood.
• Also responsible for the removal of solid waste (faeces).

Organs:

I will be able to analyse how body systems function


11. Digestive System
• Breaks down food into smaller nutrient molecules, that are taken
up by the blood.
• Also responsible for the removal of solid waste (faeces).

Organs:
Mouth
Stomach
Intestines
Liver

I will be able to analyse how body systems function


We Do – The Organ Systems
1. Which body system is responsible for:

a) carrying oxygen around the body?


b) producing offspring?
c) attacking viruses?
d) intake of oxygen and removal of CO2?
e) breaking down food into nutrients?
We Do – The Organ Systems
2. Which body system is this organ found in?

a) spinal cord

b) arteries

c) trachea (aka w_ _ _ p_ _ _)

d) femur

e) bladder

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