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Body system overview
3/26/2015
Starter:
Name at least two organs in
5 body systems
Body system overview
214
3/26/2015
Practice/Application/Connection:
Body systems and functions worksheet
Exit:
Do you believe that an
organism could survive if
one of the systems were
missing? Why?
March 26, 2015
AGENDA
Objective 7.12 B Identify the
main functions of the systems
of the human organism,
including the circulatory,
respiratory, skeletal, muscular,
digestive, excretory,
reproductive, integumentary,
nervous, and endocrine systems
by completing a systems
vocabulary match
1. Starter
2. Body System Overview
Table of Contents
Title/ Topic
My
3/3
CBA Review
197-198
3/5
Stellar Finger Prints
199-200
3/16
3/17
Food Webs/Chains
Abiotic and Biotic Factors
201-202
203-204
3/18-19
Food Web Poster
205-206
3/23
The Lorax
207-208
3/24
Peppered Moth Lab
209-210
3/25
3/26
Short and long term environmental questions
Body systems Overview
211-212
213-214
Human Body Systems
TEKS 7.12B identify the main functions of the
systems of the human organism including the
circulatory, respiratory, skeletal, muscular,
digestive, excretory, reproductive, integumentary,
nervous and endocrine systems
Skeletal System
•supports & shapes body
•protects major
organs
•works with
muscles to allow
movement
•makes blood cells
Skeletal System
•bones, joints,
cartilage,
ligaments &
bone marrow
Muscular System
•enables body to move
•allows heart to
pump to circulate
blood
•moves food through
the digestive system
Muscular System
•muscles
(skeletal,
smooth &
cardiac) &
tendons
Respiratory System
•takes oxygen
into the body
•removes carbon
dioxide
Respiratory System
•nose, trachea,
bronchi, lungs,
alveoli
Circulatory System
•carries oxygen &
nutrients to body
cells & carries
away wastes
•helps fight disease
& infections
Circulatory System
•heart
•blood vessels &
•blood
Digestive
System
•takes in &
breaks down
food
•absorbs
needed
nutrients
Digestive System
•mouth,
esophagus,
stomach, small
intestine, large
intestine, liver,
gall bladder &
pancreas
Integumentary System
•protects the body against
infection, injury & UV rays
•keeps water inside
body & removes
wastes
•helps regulate body
temperature
Integumentary
System
•skin, sweat
glands, oil
glands, hair
& nails
Excretory System
•removes wastes
(urine, feces,
carbon dioxide,
sweat, bile & worn
out cells) from the
body
•regulates body
fluids
Excretory System
•kidneys,
ureters,
bladder, liver
& spleen
(large intestine,
lungs & skin)
Reproductive System
•produce sex cells &
hormones that control male
& female characteristics
•produce
offspring
to continue
the species
Reproductive System
•testes, ovaries &
uterus
Endocrine System
•controls & regulates
many body processes
like growth,
development &
metabolism with
chemicals called
hormones
• maintains
homeostasis
Endocrine System
•pancreas &
glands
(pituitary,
pineal, thyroid,
adrenal &
thymus
Nervous
System
•controls senses &
most body functions
•carries messages &
information
between the brain
& body
Nervous System
•brain,
spinal cord
& body
nerves
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Body system overview
3/26/2015
Starter:
Name at least two organs in
5 body systems
Body system overview
212
3/26/2015
Practice/Application/Connection:
Body systems and functions worksheet
Exit:
Do you believe that an
organism could survive if
one of the systems were
missing? Why?