Science Starter What are the 4 main types of tissue?

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Science Starter What are the 4 main types of tissue? *Unit 5 Test Tomorrow *Field Trip Permission Slips due Tomorrow (no excuses!) *Progress Reports Monday Science Starter What are the 4 main types of tissue? What is the order of a synapse down a neuron? What is the difference between sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous system? How man different synovial joints are there? How do muscles depend on oxygen?

Today’s Agenda Science Starter Anyone Who Had a Heart: A Case Study Unit 5: Study Guide Work Time

Anyone Who Had a Heart: A Case Study There are 5 parts to this case study You will be given parts 1-4 in the beginning Be sure to put any drawings, ideas, answers on your groups chart paper We will review each part as a group, but you are free to work ahead You have 40 minutes to complete parts 1-4, so be quick!

Anyone Who Had a Heart: A Case Study Need help with questions? First step should be to visit my website homepage and checkout the links! If you need help after that, you may ask me… Mrhoutzscience.weebly.com

Part 1- Prenatal visit

Part 2- The arrival

Part 3- The babies

Part 4- Brianna

Part 5- Brianna: Conclusion

Unit 5 Study Guide Complete all of the objectives in the study guide Take time to look over your notes, really focus on the anatomy of the heart and how blood flows (where is it oxygenated and deoxygenated) If you are done, look over your study guide and tests from units 1-4. (There will be ~20 questions from past material)