- Know the steps of the scientific method
- Define all anatomical directional terms and use them to describe a wound on a body diagram
- Label all body cavities
- Explain each level of organization of the body and how they work together
- Construct an analogous levels-of-organization chart to the human body
- Explain what homeostasis is and how the body uses feedback loops to maintain homeostasis
- Describe the 4 different types of body tissue, their function and their locations in the body
- Label different structures of the skin on a diagram
- Describe the functions of different structures in the skin, including (but not limited to): melanin, sweat glands, pores, melanocytes, each layer, sebaceous glands and arrector pili muscles
- Describe the differences between the symptoms of each level of burn
- Label all bones covered in class on the skeleton, including the 4 types of bones
- Label the anatomy of a long bone and understand the function of each structure
- Label the different muscles in the body, as discussed in class
- Answer questions based on the 7 steps of muscle contraction
- Label the parts of a muscle and describe the function of each part
- label different structures of the skin on a diagram
- describe the functions of different structures in the skin, including (but not limited to): melanin, sweat glands, pores, melanocytes, each layer, sebaceous glands and arrector pili muscles
- describe the differences between the symptoms of each level of burn
- label all bones covered in class on the skeleton, including the 4 types of bones
- label the anatomy of a long bone and understand the function of each structure
- label the different muscles in the body, as discussed in class
- answer questions based on the 7 steps of muscle contraction
- label the parts of a muscle and describe the function of each part
Objective: SWBAT identify the anatomy of a long bone
and describe how it grows by labeling a diagram and writing a paragraph using
vocabulary words correctly. Agenda: 1. Do Now- 5 min 2. Bone marrow videos - 10 min 3. Anatomy of a bone notes - 20 min 4. Anatomy of a bone coloring and labeling - 10 min 5. Bone development reading/flowchart - 30 min 6. Exit Slip - 10 min 7. Project time, if there's time
Objective: SWBAT Identify the location of the bones on the face by labeling at least 5 out of 8 correctly on an exit slip
Agenda:
1. Do Now- 5 min
2. Reading faces- 15 min
3. Bones of the cranium review- 15 min
4. Bones of the face- 25 min
5. Practice- 10 min
6. Exit slip- 10 min
7. Bone Book - 10 min
SWBAT label each of the different bones of the skull on an exit slip.
Agenda:
1. Do Now- 5 min
2. Soft Spots reading- 15 min
3. Cranium Gallery Walk- 15 min
4. Color/Label Skull -15 min
5. Bones Book- 20 min
6. Exit Slip - 10 min
7. Partner Brainstorm for Unit Project- 10 min
SWBAT describe how pimples form with a description and a series of illustrative diagrams AND create a pamphlet for skin cancer.
Agenda
1. Do Now
2. Study time 10 min
3. Quiz 20 min
4. Flesh eating bacteria 10 min
5. Pimple formation 15 min
6. Skin cancer reading and videos 25 min
7. Skin cancer advertisement Exit Slip 10 min
Objective SWBAT label structures of the skin on a diagram of the skin.
1. Do Now (5)
2. Finish Lizzie Video (10)
3. Cephalopod Skin (10)
4. Structure of the skin notes (15)
5. Build a skin model (20)
6. Exit Slip (15)
7. HW Create your own skin (15)
In order to be successful on the upcoming test, you need to make sure you've mastered the following skills:
- Be able to define all anatomical directional terms and use them to describe a wound on a body diagram
- Be able to correctly spell and label all body cavities
- Be able to explain each level of organization of the body and how they work together
- Be able to construct an analogous levels-of-organization chart to the human body
- Be able to explain what homeostasis is and how the body uses feedback loops to maintain homeostasis
- Be able to describe the 4 different types of body tissue, their function and their locations in the body
Objective:
SWBAT use directional terms to write a story about their worst nightmare and will be able to use body cavities to describe an alien invasion.
Agenda
1. Do Now - 8 min
2. YOUR WORST NIGHTMARE -15 min
3. The Incredible Human Machine - 35 min
4. Body Cavities Notes - 20 min
5. Alien invasion - 15 min
Objective: SWBAT use ALL directional terms to describe their worst nightmare.
Agenda
1. Do Now - 8 minutes
2. Body planes and directions review video - 15 min
3. Play-Doh - 40 min
4. Quiz - 25 min
5. YOUR WORST NIGHTMARE - 15 min
Saturday, August 31, 2013
Unit 0 Study Guide
-Understand the differences between Fixed and Growth mindset. Be able to give examples of both.
-Know the 7 steps of the scientific method described in class. Be able to identify a step and justify your answer
-Be able to identify independent and dependent variables
-Be able to understand the differences between observation and inference
-Be able to list out the classroom expectations
Objective: SWBAT
give detailed examples of behaviors that demonstrate understanding of the
classroom expectations with 80% accuracy on a diagram. Agenda 1. Do Now - 10 min 2. Partner Interview - 10 min 3. Classroom behavior video/explanation - 10 min 4. Behavior diagrams - 30 min 5. Living vs. Non-living - 20 min 6. Syllabus Review - 5 min 7. Explain HW Intro to Anatomy and Physiology