3rd Grade Science—2nd Grading Period 3.L.1 Understand human body systems and how they are essential for life: protection, movement and support. Objectives and Clarifying Objectives 3.L.1.1 Compare the different functions of the skeletal and muscular system. 3.L.1.2 Explain why skin is necessary for protection and for the body to remain healthy. First Quarter Unit of Study: Life Science Essential Questions Learning Targets (The Learner Will) Why are muscles and bones important for movement? How do the muscular and skeletal systems protect organs? What are ways muscles and bones can attach to each other? What are the different parts of skin? How does skin protect the body from disease? Why is sunscreen important to keep your skin healthy? Why is it important to keep your skin clean to stay healthy? Know that muscles and bones work together to allow movement Understand that muscles and bones are important for the protection of organs. Identify ways that muscles and bones connect to each other Build a model of an arm and tests its movement Students will examine their skin using a hand lens and document their observations in writing and drawing. Will explore the effectiveness of sunscreen in protecting their skin from UV light. Key Vocabulary Cartilage Connective tissue Joint Muscle Organ Protein Reflect Rib Skeleton Spine Tendon vertebrae Pore Hair Sweat gland Hair follicle Sun screen 3rd Grade Science—2nd Grading Period UNIT: Life Science Second Quarter Week Objective: Resources: Literacy and Technology Instructional Tasks: Reading: Hands-On Activities Week 1 3. L.1.1 Discovery Education DE Videos: Bones and Muscles, The Skeletal System DE Reading Passage: Bones and Muscles Working Together DE Reading Passage: The Skeletal System Chicken Wing Investigation Kids Skin Health And Kids Health Investigate Skin Owl Moon by Jane Yolen Week 2 3.L.1.2 Discovery Education Kids Skin Health Skin Kids Health DE Video: The Magic School Bus: Goes Cellular Reading and Interactive on Kids Health and Kids Skin Health Owl Pellets Seeing How Sun Screen Works: UV Bead Activity