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L4 Moving Materials

L4 Moving Materials

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Science

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7th Grade

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Easy

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RAHMEH BATAYNEH

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​Vocabulary

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​Meaning

​Vascular tissue

​tubelike tissue

Xylem​

wood fiber​

Phloem​

sieve tubes​

Stomata​

small openings​

Transpiration​

sweat of plants​

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How blood gets transported to different parts of an animal's body?

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Melva

all animals need blood vessels

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Zach

Some animals need blood vessels

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Dennis

No animals need blood vessels

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Revision - The three types of plant tissues are:

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Vascular

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Nervous

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Dermal

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Epithelial

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Ground

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Material transport in plants

​page 52

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Why do plants require one type of tissue to transport water and nutrients, and another type to transport dissolved sugar?

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water and nutrients must be transported from roots upward

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if water and sugar mix in the same tissue, the plant gets sick

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dissolved sugar must be transported from leaves downward

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Homework

Some desert plants close their stomata at night. What is a possible benefit of such an action?

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Xylem and Phloem - Group sort

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​Learning Objectives
  1. Identify the organs of the respiratory system.

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Starter - Breathing allows your respiratory system to take in oxygen and remove carbon dioxide.

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True

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False

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Why does your body need to take in oxygen and remove carbon dioxide?

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​Vocabulary
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The Respiratory System - Find the match

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​Group Activity

  • Work in groups of 4. Assign 2 presenters for each group.

  • Each group will be assigned a specific paragraph from page 54.

  • You have 3 min to read your paragraph.

  • The 2 presenters will explain their paragraph for the class without using the book.

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Respiratory system - Organs - Match up

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Learning Objective

  • Explain what happens to oxygen after it enters the lungs.

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​Alveoli

​tiny air sacs

​Alveolus

​tiny air sac

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Open Ended

Why is it important that alveoli have thin walls and large surface area?

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Multiple Choice

What path does oxygen from the air follow once it enters the lungs?

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bronchi, bronchioles, alveoli, red blood cells

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  1. alveoli, red blood cells, bronchi, bronchioles​

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bronchi, alveoli, red blood cells bronchioles

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Multiple Choice

What path does carbon dioxide in the blood follow once it reaches the lungs?

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alveoli, bronchioles, bronchi, blood stream ​

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  2. bloodstream, alveoli, bronchioles, bronchi

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  1. bronchioles, bronchi, bloodstream, alveoli

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BioMan Biology

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Respiratory System - Quiz

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​Learning Objective

Illustrate how blood is transported throughout the body.

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Open Ended

Starter - Do you think that blood has a role in breathing? Explain.

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​How does the oxygen in your blood get to the rest of your body?

Write the above question in your science notebook and answer it
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​7. How did your pulse after exercising compare to your resting pulse?







8. Why do you think your pulse changed when you exercised?

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​Vocabulary
  1. Circulatory:

  2. Chamber:

  3. Atria: (plural)

  4. Atrium: (singular)

  5. Ventricle:

  6. Artery:

  7. Vein:

  8. Capillary:

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​Starter - video

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​Pairs Activity
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​1. Read page 56.
2. Complete the work sheet.
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Multiple Choice

What does the circulatory system deliver to the cells?

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CO2 + nutrients

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Oxygen + nutrients

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CO2 + waste

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Oxygen + waste

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Multiple Choice

What does the circulatory system carry away from the cells?

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CO2 + nutrients

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Oxygen + nutrients

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CO2 + waste

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Oxygen + waste

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Open Ended

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Why are the blood vessels shown in different colors?

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BioMan Biology

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​Learning Objective

​Discover how animals breath and transport blood.

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Multiple Choice

Starter - All animals have respiratory systems and breath like humans do.

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Agree

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Disagree

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Multiple Choice

All animals have the same type of circulatory system

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Agree

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Disagree

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Open Ended

What is the main difference between open and closed circulatory systems?

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Multiple Choice

Which circulatory system moves blood faster through the body?

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Open

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Closed

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Open Ended

Why is the closed circulatory system able to transport blood faster?

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Open and closed circulatory systems - Group sort

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Multiple Choice

Fish have hearts with ___ chambers

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Frogs hearts have ___ chambers

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Birds have hearts with ___ chambers

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