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Anatomy Common Core RI.5.3 resources
The Skeletal System Activities Reading Passages Worksheets Review Flip Book
Students will love learning about the Skeletal System with this complete resource! This unit has it all! It includes leveled reading passages, related activities, vocabulary posters, organizers, comprehension questions, and a 5-page flip book all about our bones! The passages come in three levels of difficulty so you can meet each student's reading level with the same content information.This packet includes many interactive activities and learning opportunities for students with reading passage
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2nd - 5th
Human Body System Unit, Lapbook, Informational Text
Teach your students about the systems of the human, the function of organ systems, and how they compare the the organs of other plants and animals. This is a complete unit, including a 12-page informational text, teaching notes with 14 lesson plans, pieces for the lapbook, a unit test, quizzes and crossword puzzles for each organ system, and a 139-slide PowerPoint! The unit includes learning activities for your students to observe how muscles contract and relax using a model, make a working mode
Grades:
4th - 5th
NGSS:
4-LS1-1
Nonfiction Articles on Human Body for Google Classroom
Looking for a google classroom product for distance learning? These nonfiction articles on the human body are perfect for reading comprehension, fluency, and practice with answering multiple choice questions. Students can use these articles for independent learning and practice. There are five engaging articles with follow up questions, as well as one short answer for each article. The five human body articles included are:✎Our Amazing Ears✎Digesting Your Food✎Our Amazing Eyes✎Our Beating Hearts
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3rd - 5th
Also included in: Nonfiction Article Bundle for Google Classroom
Skeletal System Joints; aligns to Common Core
This activity examines the types and functions of the joints in the human skeletal system. First students are asked to define and give examples of the seven main joints types in the body: hinge, pivot, gliding, ball-and-socket, saddle, ellipsoidal and fixed
Then students can get creative and imagine how range of motion would change if they could switch around the joints in the body to allow different functions.
After completing the activity, students can share in small groups or in front of t
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4th - 8th
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Distance Learning Human Body Systems
Everything you need to teach a science unit on the Human Body. Content covers cells to organs (body organization), integumentary system, bones, muscles, digestive system & the circulatory system. A variety of activities are incorporated into each body system starting with informational text and response to reading pages. Experiential activities support lessons and allow for a fun way to review vocabulary and content. Creative writing and art lessons appeal to multiple intelligences.
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2nd - 5th
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Distance Learning Human Body Digestive System
Explore organs of the Digestive System and Digestive Processes. Differentiated Reading Selection & Response Worksheets introduce topics and provide an opportunity for assessment. Hands on Activities include: Sequence Steps of Digestion, Label Digestive System Diagram, Create Models of Peristalsis, Model Digestion Process of Stomach, and Experiment with Bile Surrounding Fats. Learn about the digestive organs while playing the Digestive System Dominoes Game. Literally make your way through
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2nd - 5th
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Also included in: Distance Learning Human Body Systems
Distance Learning Human Body Systems Bones
Human Body Systems Lessons include Informational Text and response pages that are differentiated on three levels. Engaging activities accompany each topic to review and enrich curriculum. Activities such as Type of Joint Match Game, I Have Who Has Vocabulary Cards, and Fun Facts Shape book can be used as whole group instruction or in centers. Graphic organizers and Informational Writing Lessons support both ELA and Science Standards. Have fun trying to match the x-ray of fractured bones to t
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2nd - 5th
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Distance Learning Human Body Systems Part 1
Human Body Systems Lessons include Informational Text and response pages are differentiated. Engaging activities accompany each topic to review and enrich curriculum. Activities such as Cell Type Match Game, Fingerprinting, and 3-D Skin Model can be used in Art and Math Centers or as whole group lessons. Graphic organizers and Informational Writing Lessons support both ELA and Science Standards.
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2nd - 5th
Also included in: Distance Learning Human Body Systems
"The Magic School Bus: The Search for the Missing Bones" by Eva Moore Unit
This is the second book in the Magic School Bus chapter book series. It's Halloween time and Ms. Frizzle has brought in skeleton costumes for her class. The only problem is that the costumes are missing bones. So she takes her class to the costume company, and while there, her class learns about the human skeleton. This book is a perfect way to combine language arts with science!This unit includes the following? spelling/vocabulary words and activities, discussion questions, vocabulary test
Grades:
3rd - 5th
Also included in: "The Magic School Bus Chapter Book Series" Units
Distance Learning Circulatory Scavenger Hunt
This activity is a great way to review facts about the Circulatory System. 20 Facts Cards can be used at Stations or as a Scavenger Hunt by hiding the Fact Cards. 3 Scavenger Hunt Fact Collection Sheets are numbered the same as the Fact Collection Sheet, so the students are able to visit the cards in any order. Check answers together or use as an assessment. Answer keys provided
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2nd - 5th
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Also included in: Distance Learning Human Body Systems
Specific Text Features For The Life Sciences
This is a pamphlet built around examples directly from the Life Sciences. This includes references to Biology, Human Anatomy, Paleontology, Botany, Cell Biology, and more. The charts and graphs presented represent real scientific examples.
The purpose of this is to have the students interact with their textbook (online or in book) finding and interacting with the text features (all called "Figures" in the sciences) that arise in the Life Sciences. There are places to record photographs, to dra
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