Human Body Systems Part 8 Excretory System
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Excretory and Integumentary Systems Unit Summary
This 4-lesson unit (50 minutes each) includes an 8-page printable work bundle and an engaging PowerPoint presentation. The materials guide students through critical notes, exciting activities, quizzes, and interactive games. The work bundles align chronologically with the slideshows, providing a seamless learning experience. Each lesson includes answer keys, materials lists, video links, crosswords, and a concluding quiz game to reinforce learning and provide additional assessment. All materials are editable for customization and easily adaptable to Google Slides or Google Classroom.
Key Areas of Focus:
Excretory System:
Removal of waste and its importance to the body.
Anatomy and function of the kidneys, nephron, ureters, bladder, and urethra.
Visual diagrams, step-by-step nephron drawings, and the process of waste filtration and urine production.
Hydration levels and urine color analysis.
Discussions on kidney stones and their impact.
Liver:
Functions of the liver, bile production, and its role in detoxification.
Cirrhosis and the effects of alcohol on liver health.
Supporting visuals and a video link for deeper understanding.
Integumentary System (Skin):
Structure and functions of the skin.
Fingerprint activity with a "who-done-it" mystery component.
Matching games highlighting parts and functions of the skin.
Discussions on hair and its role in the integumentary system.
Interactive Features:
Activities:
Hands-on fingerprinting and organ-related tasks like creating step-by-step kidney drawings.
Games and quizzes, including a hidden box game where students guess a relevant image as more of it is revealed.
Assessments:
A 20-point quiz with additional bonus questions for engagement.
Self-assessment tools for immediate feedback.
Video Links:
Real-life visuals and animations to enhance comprehension of kidney function, liver health, and bladder processes.
Unit Highlights:
Engaging Content: The unit uses visuals, interactive games, and relatable activities to connect students with the importance of waste removal and skin protection.
Cross-Disciplinary Approach: Incorporates anatomy, physiology, and health, making it perfect for middle and high school science or health classes.
Comprehensive Learning: Students gain hands-on experience while reinforcing knowledge through quizzes and review activities.
This unit is designed to provide a fun, engaging, and comprehensive understanding of the excretory and integumentary systems, leaving students with valuable knowledge and skills.
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