Topic: BODY SYSTEMS
Aim : How do body systems work together to maintain homeostasis?
AGENDA
DO NOW:
• Arrange
biological
levels of
organization
from least to
most complex
MINI LESSON:
• Identify and
describe
systems of the
body
• Explain how
body systems
interact to
maintain
homeostasis
ACTIVITY:
• Answer
worksheet on
body systems
REFLECTION
HOMEWORK
DO NOW: (5 mins)
Write the structures listed below in order from
least complex to most complex.
organ
Organelle
cell
Cell
organism
body systems
Tissue
organelle
tissue
Organ
body system
Organism
Topic: BODY SYSTEMS
Aim : How do body systems work together to maintain homeostasis?
MINI LESSON (10-15 MINS)
AGENDA
DO NOW:
• Arrange
biological
levels of
organization
from least to
most complex
MINI LESSON:
• Identify and
describe
systems of the
body
• Explain how
body systems
interact to
maintain
homeostasis
ACTIVITY:
• Answer
worksheet on
body systems
REFLECTION
HOMEWORK
BODY SYSTEMS-
consists of group of organs that
work together to carry out
specific function.
stomach
liver
intestines
mouth
Digestive system
Topic: BODY SYSTEMS
Aim : How do body systems work together to maintain homeostasis?
MINI LESSON (10-15 MINS)
AGENDA
DO NOW:
• Arrange
biological
levels of
organization
from least to
most complex
MINI LESSON:
• Identify and
describe
systems of the
body
• Explain how
body systems
interact to
maintain
homeostasis
ACTIVITY:
• Answer
worksheet on
body systems
REFLECTION
HOMEWORK
A
B
C
D
E
F
A. MUSCULAR S.
body movement
D. DIGESTIVE S.
breaking down of food
B. NERVOUS S.
transmission of nerve impulses
E. CIRCULATORY S.
transport of materials
C. RESPIRATORY S.
release of energy
F. EXCRETORY S.
Removal of metabolic wastes
Topic: BODY SYSTEMS
Aim : How do body systems work together to maintain homeostasis?
MINI LESSON (10-15 MINS)
AGENDA
DO NOW:
• Arrange
biological
levels of
organization
from least to
most complex
MINI LESSON:
• Identify and
describe
systems of the
body
• Explain how
body systems
interact to
maintain
homeostasis
ACTIVITY:
• Answer
worksheet on
body systems
REFLECTION
HOMEWORK
A
B
C
D
E
F
Pair # 1
Nervous system transmits nerve impulse to the
Brain that enables the muscles to move
Topic: BODY SYSTEMS
Aim : How do body systems work together to maintain homeostasis?
MINI LESSON (10-15 MINS)
AGENDA
DO NOW:
• Arrange
biological
levels of
organization
from least to
most complex
MINI LESSON:
• Identify and
describe
systems of the
body
• Explain how
body systems
interact to
maintain
homeostasis
ACTIVITY:
• Answer
worksheet on
body systems
REFLECTION
HOMEWORK
A
B
C
D
E
F
Pair # 2
digestive system breaks down food molecules
and respiratory system releases the energy
Topic: BODY SYSTEMS
Aim : How do body systems work together to maintain homeostasis?
MINI LESSON (10-15 MINS)
AGENDA
DO NOW:
• Arrange
biological
levels of
organization
from least to
most complex
MINI LESSON:
• Identify and
describe
systems of the
body
• Explain how
body systems
interact to
maintain
homeostasis
ACTIVITY:
• Answer
worksheet on
body systems
REFLECTION
HOMEWORK
A
B
C
D
E
Pair # 3
Excretory system removes metabolic wastes
while the circulatory system transports the
wastes out from the body
F
TOPIC: ENDOCRINE SYSTEM
AIM: How does endocrine system maintain homeostasis?
DO NOW: (5 mins)
AGENDA
02/25/’10
DO NOW:
• Answer Sample
Regent Test
Question
MINI LESSON:
• Identify two
systems that
regulate body
processes
• Discuss the
function of the
hormones
• Explain
feedback
mechanism
• Identify parts of
the endocrine
glands & the
function of the
hormones they
secreted.
ACTIVITY:
Slideshow
REFLECTION
Which of the following pairs of systems are
known to be the main control systems that
regulate the function of the other body
systems?
(1)Respiratory& Digestive (3) Muscular & Skeletal
(2)Nervous & Endocrine
(4) Circulatory & Excretory
TOPIC: ENDOCRINE SYSTEM
AIM: How does endocrine system maintain homeostasis?
DO NOW: (5 mins)
AGENDA
12/03/’13 DO
NOW:
• Answer Sample
vocabulary card
MINI LESSON:
• Identify two
systems that
regulate body
processes
• Discuss the
function of the
hormones
• Explain
feedback
mechanism
• Identify parts of
the endocrine
glands & the
function of the
hormones they
secreted.
ACTIVITY:
Slideshow
REFLECTION
HOMEWORK
WHEN YOUR BLOOD SUGAR
RISES, I COME TO YOUR
RESCUE. PEOPLE WITH
DIABETIS CANNOT LIVE
WITHOUT ME . WHAT AM I?
I______
TOPIC: ENDOCRINE SYSTEM
AIM: How does endocrine system maintain homeostasis?
MINI LESSON (10-15 MINS)
AGENDA
DO NOW:
• Answer Sample
Regent Test
Question
MINI LESSON:
• Identify two
systems that
regulate body
processes
• Discuss the
function of the
hormones
• Explain
feedback
mechanism
• Identify parts of
the endocrine
glands & the
function of the
hormones they
secreted.
ACTIVITY:
Slideshow
REFLECTION
HOMEWORK
Regulatory Systems
 Nervous System
-transmits nerve impulses to and from
the brain
Endocrine System
-releases chemical messengers
to the blood stream.

o glands
- releases hormones
TOPIC: ENDOCRINE SYSTEM
AIM: How does endocrine system maintain homeostasis?
AGENDA
M I N I L E S S O N (10-15 MINS)
DO NOW:
• Answer Sample
Regent Test
Question
MINI LESSON:
• Identify two
systems that
regulate body
processes
• Discuss the
function of the
hormones
• Explain
feedback
mechanism
• Identify parts of
the endocrine
glands & the
function of the
hormones they
secreted.
ACTIVITY:
Slideshow
REFLECTION
HOMEWORK
Hormones
- Chemical
messengers that regulate body proces
- Specific with their target
1
Hormones
2
3
TOPIC: ENDOCRINE SYSTEM
AIM: How does endocrine system maintain homeostasis?
AGENDA
DO NOW:
• Answer Sample
Regent Test
Question
MINI LESSON:
• Identify two
systems that
regulate body
processes
• Discuss the
function of the
hormones
• Explain
feedback
mechanism
• Identify parts of
the endocrine
glands & the
function of the
hormones they
secreted.
ACTIVITY:
Slideshow
REFLECTION
HOMEWORK
MINI LESSON (10-15 MINS)
FEEDBACK MECHANISM
 process of self regulation
 detects changes in body’s normal condition & takes
corrective measures.
The Endocrine System
A Regulatory System
The Endocrine System
The Endocrine System
HORMONES ACT ON SPECIFIC CELLS
The Endocrine System
THE BODY ACTIVITIES ARE COORDINATED
 Hormones –
substances that are
secreted by cells that
act to regulate the
activity of other cells.
 Hormones regulate
many processes such
as : growth,
development, behavior
and reproduction.
The Endocrine System
THE BODY ACTIVITIES ARE COORDINATED
 Endocrine
hormones help
coordinate the
production, use &
storage of energy.
 Endocrine
hormones help
allow us to react to
stimuli from outside
the body.
The Endocrine System
To maintain balance
is to maintain
coordination is to
maintain
homeostasis…
thanks to
hormones
http://www.mhhe.com/biosci/genbio/tlw3/eBridge/Chp27/animations/ch27/1_glucose_regulation.swf
The Endocrine System
HORMONES ARE MADE IN CERTAIN ORGANS AND
TISSUES
 Endocrine Glands –
Are ductless glands
in the body that
release their
product(s) directly
into blood stream
or the extracellular
fluid around the
outside of cells.
The Endocrine System
HORMONES ARE MADE IN CERTAIN ORGANS AND
TISSUES
 The hormones usually
will end up somewhere
else in the body.
Hormones are used to
regulate and coordinate
systems of the body.
TOPIC: ENDOCRINE SYSTEM
AIM: How does endocrine system maintain homeostasis?
M I N I L E S S O N (10-15 MINS)
AGENDA
DO NOW:
• Answer
Sample
Regent Test
Question
MINI
LESSON:
• Identify two
systems that
regulate body
processes
• Discuss the
function of
the hormones
• Explain
feedback
mechanism
• Identify
parts of the
endocrine
glands & the
function of
the hormones
they secreted.
ACTIVITY:
Slideshow
REFLECTION
A. PITUITARY GLAND ( MASTER G.)
Growth h. prolactin, endorphins
A
B. THYROID GLAND
Thyroxine ( energy used up)
B
C. ADRENAL GLAND
Adrenaline- fight & flight reaction
C
D
E
F
D.
PANCREAS
Insulin ( regulates blood sugar)
E.
OVARIES
Estrogen& progesterone
( female secondary sex characteristics)
F. TESTES
Testosterone & androgen
( male secondary sex characteristics)
The Endocrine System
Endocrine Disorders
Hypo – a disorder where a gland is not
secreting enough of a hormone.
Hyper – a disorder where a gland is secreting
too much of a hormone.
TOPIC: ENDOCRINE SYSTEM
AIM: How does endocrine system maintain homeostasis?
MINI LESSON (10-15 MINS)
AGENDA
DO NOW:
• Answer Sample
Regent Test
Question
MINI LESSON:
• Identify two
systems that
regulate body
processes
• Discuss the
function of the
hormones
• Explain
feedback
mechanism
• Identify parts of
the endocrine
glands & the
function of the
hormones they
secreted.
ACTIVITY:
Slideshow
REFLECTION
HOMEWORK
MALFUNCTIONS
1. Diabetis
- High or low sugar in
the blood
2. Goiter
- Swelling of thyroid
gland
3. Giantism
- Over secretion of
growth hormones
TOPIC: ENDOCRINE SYSTEM
AIM: How does endocrine system maintain homeostasis?
AGENDA
DO NOW:
• Answer Sample
Regent Test
Question
MINI LESSON:
• Identify two
systems that
regulate body
processes
• Discuss the
function of the
hormones
• Explain
feedback
mechanism
• Identify parts of
the endocrine
glands & the
function of the
hormones they
secreted.
ACTIVITY:
Slideshow
REFLECTION
HOMEWORK
ACTIVITY (10-15 MINS)
1.
TOPIC: ENDOCRINE SYSTEM
AIM: How does endocrine system maintain homeostasis?
ACTIVITY (5-10 MINS)
AGENDA
DO NOW:
• Answer Sample
Regent Test
Question
MINI LESSON:
• Identify two
systems that
regulate body
processes
• Discuss the
function of the
hormones
• Explain
feedback
mechanism
• Identify parts of
the endocrine
glands & the
function of the
hormones they
secreted.
ACTIVITY:
Slideshow
REFLECTION
HOMEWORK
2.
TOPIC: ENDOCRINE SYSTEM
AIM: How does endocrine system maintain homeostasis?
AGENDA
DO NOW:
• Answer Sample
Regent Test
Question
MINI LESSON:
• Identify two
systems that
regulate body
processes
• Discuss the
function of the
hormones
• Explain
feedback
mechanism
• Identify parts of
the endocrine
glands & the
function of the
hormones they
secreted.
ACTIVITY:
Slideshow
REFLECTION
HOMEWORK
ACTIVITY (5-10 MINS)
3.
TOPIC: ENDOCRINE SYSTEM
AIM: How does endocrine system maintain homeostasis?
ACTIVITY (5-10 MINS)
AGENDA
DO NOW:
• Answer Sample
Regent Test
Question
MINI LESSON:
• Identify two
systems that
regulate body
processes
• Discuss the
function of the
hormones
• Explain
feedback
mechanism
• Identify parts of
the endocrine
glands & the
function of the
hormones they
secreted.
ACTIVITY:
Slideshow
REFLECTION
HOMEWORK
4.
TOPIC: ENDOCRINE SYSTEM
AIM: How does endocrine system maintain homeostasis?
AGENDA
DO NOW:
• Answer Sample
Regent Test
Question
MINI LESSON:
• Identify two
systems that
regulate body
processes
• Discuss the
function of the
hormones
• Explain
feedback
mechanism
• Identify parts of
the endocrine
glands & the
function of the
hormones they
secreted.
ACTIVITY:
Slideshow
REFLECTION
HOMEWORK
ACTIVITY (5-10 MINS)
5.
Identify one hormone produced by the body
and explain how it maintains body’s
homeostasis
TOPIC: ENDOCRINE SYSTEM
AIM: How does endocrine system maintain homeostasis?
AGENDA
SUMMARY/WRAP UP (5- MINS.)
DO NOW:
• Answer Sample
Regent Test
Question
MINI LESSON:
• Identify two
systems that
regulate body
processes
• Discuss the
function of the
hormones
• Explain
feedback
mechanism
• Identify parts of
the endocrine
glands & the
function of the
hormones they
secreted.
ACTIVITY:
Slideshow
REFLECTION
HOMEWORK
6.
• What are hormones?
• Identify one sex hormone and explain its
function.
• Give the function of insulin and identify the
organ/gland that produces it.
The Endocrine System
HORMONES ACT ON SPECIFIC
CELLS
Amino - Acid Based
Hormones – are water-soluble
hormone made of amino acids.
Steroid Hormones – fatsoluble hormone derived
cholesterol.
Once hormones are secreted
into the blood or extracellular
fluid they are transported to a
target cell(s) where they will
have a desired effect.
http://www.wisc-online.com/objects/index_tj.asp?objid=AP13704
Actions of Hormones
The Endocrine System
HORMONES ACT ON SPECIFIC CELLS
Protein based
hormones bind to
a specific
receptor on the
cell membrane of
the target cell.
The Endocrine System
HORMONES ACT ON SPECIFIC CELLS
This binding of the
hormone and membrane
receptor causes a series
of internal changes to
occur with in the target
cell.
The Endocrine System
HORMONES ACT ON SPECIFIC CELLS
Examples of
changes include
transcription,
exocytosis or
endocytosis,
membrane channels
to open or close.
See textbook Page 986
The Endocrine System
HORMONES ACT ON SPECIFIC CELLS
Examples of
changes include
transcription,
exocytosis or
endocytosis,
membrane channels
to open or close.
See textbook Page 986
The Endocrine System
HORMONES ACT ON SPECIFIC CELLS
Steroid
hormones are all
derived from
cholesterol, a
lipid. It can
diffuse directly
through the cell
membrane, which
is also made up
of lipids.
The Endocrine System
HORMONES ACT ON SPECIFIC CELLS
Steroid
hormones
usually combine
with nuclear
membrane
receptors. This
produces an
activated
hormonereceptor
The Endocrine System
HORMONES ACT ON SPECIFIC CELLS
The receptor
hormone complex
will bind directly
to a gene and
causing
transcription of
the gene to occur,
leading to the
production of a
new protein.
http://www.mhhe.com/biosci/genbio/tlw3/eBridge/Chp27/animations/ch27/cellular_activity_h
See textbook Page 980-981
ormones.swf Cellular activity of Steroid Hormones
The Endocrine System
THE RELEASE OF HORMONES MUST BE REGULATED
Negative Feedback – mechanism
used in homeostasis to keep
monitored variable within a
certain range. A change in one
direction stimulates two control
mechanisms to counteract further
change in the same direction.
Homeostasis is one of the fundamental characteristics of living
things. It refers to the maintenance of the internal
environment within tolerable limits. All sorts of factors affect
the suitability of our body fluids to sustain life; these include
properties like temperature, salinity, acidity, and the
concentrations of nutrients and wastes. Because these
properties affect the chemical reactions that keep us alive, we
have built-in physiological mechanisms to maintain them at
desirable levels.
When a change occurs in the body, there are two general
ways that the body can respond. In negative feedback, the
body responds in such a way as to reverse the direction of
change. Because this tends to keep things constant, it allows
us to maintain homeostasis. On the other hand, positive
feedback is also possible. This means that if a change occurs
in some variable, the response is to change that variable even
more in the same direction. This has a de-stabilizing effect, so
it does not result in homeostasis. Positive feedback is used in
certain situations where rapid change is desirable.
To illustrate the components involved in negative feedback,
we can use the example of a driver trying to stay near the
speed limit. The desired value of a variable is called the set
point. Here, the set point is a speed of 55 mph; in controlling
body temperature, the set point would be 98.6 degrees. The
control center is what monitors the variable and compares it
with the set point. Here, the control center is the driver; for
body temperature, it would be the hypothalamus of the brain.
If the variable differs from the set point, the control center
uses effectors to reverse the change. Here, the effector is the
The Endocrine System
The Endocrine System
The Endocrine System
Malfunctions
Disease
Symptom
Goiter
Enlargement of the thyroid (red round
gland in throat).
Diabetes
Lack of insulin.
The Endocrine System
Nervous System vs.
Endocrine
Nervous
Endocrine
Type of Chemical
Message
Neurotransmitters
Hormones
Pathway
Neuron adjacent to other neuron.
Bloodstream
Extacellular fluid outside
of cell
Timing
Quick reaction.
Slow reaction
Short effect not very long lasting
Long lasting
Hormone
Secreted by
Target Tissue
Effects
Follicle Stimulating
Hormone
Pituitary Gland
Ovaries and Testes
Regulates the development of male and
female gametes
Cortisol
Adrenal gland
Liver
Reaction to long term stress; increases blood
glucose levels (energy)
Corticotropin
releasing
hormone
(CRH)
Pituitary Gland
Reaction to stress; tells pituitary gland to
release adrenocorticotropic hormone
(ACTH) which leads to increased blood
glucose
Adrenal gland
Stimulates the release of cortisol and other
steroid hormones from the adrenal cortex
– increases blood glucose
Pituitary gland
Ovaries and Testes
Stimulates the release of egg in females;
stimulates secretion of sex hormones
(testosterone, estrogen and
progesterone)
Prolactin
Pituitary gland
Mammary glands
Stimulates milk production in breasts
Growth Hormone
(GH)
Pituitary gland
All tissues
Stimulates protein synthesis and bone and
muscle growth
Thyroid Stimulating
Hormone
(TSH)
Pituitary gland
Thyroid gland
Antidiuretic
Hormone
(ADH)
Pituitary gland
Kidneys, blood vessels
Adrenocorticotropic hormone
(ACTH)
Luteinizing
Hormone (LH)
Hypothalamus
Pituitary gland
Stimulates the synthesis and release of
thyroid hormone from the thyroid gland
Stimulates reabsorption of water from the
kidney; constricts blood vessels
Hormone
Secreted by
Target Tissue
Effects
Oxytocin
Pituitary gland
Mammary glands,
uterus
Stimulates uterine contractions and milk
production
Calcitonin
Thyroid gland
Bone tissue
Stimulates calcium to be deposited in bone
tissue in order to lower blood calcium levels
Bone tissue; kidney
Stimulates bone cells to break down and
release calcium to blood; stimulates kidneys
to reabsorb calcium from urine; activates
vitamin D which helps absorb calcium in
intestines
Liver, muscle
Increases blood sugar, increases blood
pressure, increases heart rate in response to
stress – fight or flight
Liver, muscle
Decreases blood sugar, decreases blood
pressure, decreases heart rate in response
to no stress – rest and digest
Kindey, sweat glands
Retrieves sodium from fluid filtered in kidney
(urine); increases volume of blood which
increases blood pressure; stimulates kidneys
to get rid of potassium
Insulin
Pancreas
(islets of
langerhans)
Liver
Stimulates liver to build glycogen from
glucose and helps cells take up glucose 
decreases blood glucose
Glucagon
Pancreas
(islets of
langerhans)
Liver
Stimulates liver to break down glycogen to
glucose  increases blood glucose
Parathyroid
Hormone (PTH)
Epinephrine
(adrenaline)
Norepinephrine
(noradrenaline)
Aldosterone
Parathryroid
glands (back of
thyroid)
Adrenal gland
Adrenal gland
Adrenal gland
TOPIC: DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
AIM: How do we identify & describe the parts &functions of digestive system?
AGENDA
M I N I L E S S O N (10-15 MINS)
DO NOW:
BODY SYSTEMS
• Answer
regent based
question
MINI
LESSON:
• Discuss the
function of
digestive
system
• Discuss the
role of
enzymes in the
digestion of
food
• Identify and
give the
function of
each part of
the digestive
system
ACTIVITY:
Answer
sample
regent
question
from the L.E.
test booklet.
REFLECTION
1. Digestive system
breaks down food to its simplest from
proteins
starches
amino acids
glucose
enzymes - Chemicals that speed up chem. rxns
salivary amylase-breaks down starch in the
mouth
protease -breaks down proteins
bile -breaks down fats
- produced by the liver
TOPIC: DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
AIM: How do we identify & describe the parts &functions of digestive system?
M I N I L E S S O N (10-15 MINS)
AGENDA
DO NOW:
MOUTH
DIGESTS STARCH
LIVER
RELEASES BILE
ESOPHAGUS
FOOD TUBE
STOMACH
DIGESTS PROTEINS/STORAGE
LARGE INTESTINES
ABSORB EXCESS WATER
AND STORES WASTES
SMALL INTESTINES
DIGEST FATS
GALL BLADDER
STORES BILE
ANUS
EGESTS WASTES
BILE
DIGESTS FATS
• Answer
regent based
question
MINI
LESSON:
• Discuss the
function of
digestive
system
• Discuss the
role of
enzymes in the
digestion of
food
• Identify and
give the
function of
each part of
the digestive
system
ACTIVITY:
Answer
sample
regent
question
from the L.E.
test booklet.
REFLECTION
Share Out
TOPIC: DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
AIM: How do we identify & describe the parts &functions of digestive system?
AGENDA
M I N I L E S S O N (10-15 MINS)
DO NOW:
• Answer
regent based
question
MINI
LESSON:
• Discuss the
function of
digestive
system
• Discuss the
role of
enzymes in the
digestion of
food
• Identify and
give the
function of
each part of
the digestive
system
ACTIVITY:
Answer
sample
regent
question
from the L.E.
test booklet.
REFLECTION
Share Out
1.
-
Ulcer
Open sore in stomach
lining
2. Appendicitis
Infection/ inflammation
of the appendix
3. Diarrhea
Too much unabsorbed
water in the large
intestine
4. Constipation
- Too little unabsorbed
water in the large
intestine
TOPIC: DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
AIM: How do we identify & describe the parts &functions of digestive system?
AGENDA
DO NOW:
• Answer
regent based
question
MINI
LESSON:
• Discuss the
function of
digestive
system
• Discuss the
role of
enzymes in the
digestion of
food
• Identify and
give the
function of
each part of
the digestive
system
ACTIVITY:
Answer
sample
regent
question
from the L.E.
test booklet.
REFLECTION
Share Out
ACTIVITY (5-10 MINS)
TOPIC: DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
AIM: How do we identify & describe the parts &functions of digestive system?
AGENDA
DO NOW:
• Answer
regent based
question
MINI
LESSON:
• Discuss the
function of
digestive
system
• Discuss the
role of
enzymes in the
digestion of
food
• Identify and
give the
function of
each part of
the digestive
system
ACTIVITY:
Answer
sample
regent
question
from the L.E.
test booklet.
REFLECTION
Share Out
ACTIVITY (5-10 MINS)
TOPIC: DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
AIM: How do we identify & describe the parts &functions of digestive system?
AGENDA
DO NOW:
• Answer
regent based
question
MINI
LESSON:
• Discuss the
function of
digestive
system
• Discuss the
role of
enzymes in the
digestion of
food
• Identify and
give the
function of
each part of
the digestive
system
ACTIVITY:
Answer
sample
regent
question
from the L.E.
test booklet.
REFLECTION
Share Out
ACTIVITY (5-10 MINS)
TOPIC: DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
AIM: How do we identify & describe the parts &functions of digestive system?
AGENDA
DO NOW:
• Answer
regent based
question
MINI
LESSON:
• Discuss the
function of
digestive
system
• Discuss the
role of
enzymes in the
digestion of
food
• Identify and
give the
function of
each part of
the digestive
system
ACTIVITY:
Answer
sample
regent
question
from the L.E.
test booklet.
REFLECTION
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ACTIVITY (5-10 MINS)
TOPIC: DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
AIM: How do we identify & describe the parts &functions of digestive system?
AGENDA
DO NOW:
• Answer
regent based
question
MINI
LESSON:
• Discuss the
function of
digestive
system
• Discuss the
role of
enzymes in the
digestion of
food
• Identify and
give the
function of
each part of
the digestive
system
ACTIVITY:
Answer
sample
regent
question
from the L.E.
test booklet.
REFLECTION
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ACTIVITY (5-10 MINS)
TOPIC: DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
AIM: How do we identify & describe the parts &functions of digestive system?
AGENDA
DO NOW:
• Answer
regent based
question
MINI
LESSON:
• Discuss the
function of
digestive
system
• Discuss the
role of
enzymes in the
digestion of
food
• Identify and
give the
function of
each part of
the digestive
system
ACTIVITY:
Answer
sample
regent
question
from the L.E.
test booklet.
REFLECTION
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ACTIVITY (5-10 MINS)
Topic: BODY SYSTEMS
Aim : How do body systems work together to maintain homeostasis?
HOMEWORK (5 MINS)
AGENDA
DO NOW:
• Arrange
biological
levels of
organization
from least to
most complex
MINI LESSON:
• Identify and
describe
systems of the
body
• Explain how
body systems
interact to
maintain
homeostasis
ACTIVITY:
• Answer
worksheet on
body systems
REFLECTION
HOMEWORK
HOMEWORK
Explain how digestive and circulatory
system interact to maintain body’s
homeostasis