Unit: Cells and Human body
Grade Level/Course: 4th grade Science
Teacher: Culberson/Ramirez
Learning Goals (Question 1)
Complex
Simple
SWBAT understand
Thecirculatory system transports elements throughout the body
the respiratory system takes oxygen into the body and expels carbon dioxide out of the body
the nervous system detects and reacts to stimulus in the environment
each body system is made of parts that work together as a whole
SWK
the nervous system sends messages through the body
the respiratory system allows people to breathe
the circulatory system carries blood through the bodies
building blocks of the human body are cells, tissues, organs systems, and the organisms.
Planning for
Question 3
Planning for Question 2
Preview
Safari montage
video:
Discussion about our
bodies: each body
system is made of
parts that work
together as a whole.
Review T and S will
create
A KWL chart
: Circulatory System
guide S (using a
visual ) the flow of
blood in our
bodies
Critical Input Chunk
Vocab:
stimulus
cells
tissues
Guide students
through the uses and
functions of our heart
Read aloud:
Your Heart
By Terri Gezelle
Actively Process
S will write a
list
Ways to keep
our hearts
healthy and
strong.
(generalizing)
Pair activity:
Partner A
writes about
a scenario
involving
ways to keep
our heart
healthy
; Partner B
illustrates the
scenario
T will guide and
demonstrate
using a diagram
how blood flows
through body
S will practice
how blood flows
through the
body by
creating their
own diagram
and applying
arrows
thatcorrespond
with the flow of
blood.
Finish :KWL
chart on
circulator
system
Planning for
Question 4
S will be given
a diagramethe
circulatory
system; S will
be asked to
label main
parts of the
circularly
system.
They will
answer
various
questions
pertaining to
what functions
certain parts
of the heart
are
responsible
for.
Unit: Cells and Human body
Grade Level/Course: 4th grade Science
Teacher: Culberson/Ramirez
Resources: Please add any text page numbers, web links, articles, or other unit resources here
Safai Montage:
Diagram taken from:
Posters:
Teacher made/downloaded diagram; 4th grade science notebook