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Objective: I will identify the structure and function of hair and analyze how they affect the aesthetic qualities of hair. Aim: How does the structure & function of hair affect its aesthetic qualities? Unit 3: The Skinny on Skin—Integumentary System 3.6 AGENDA Introduction Mini-Lesson Summary Work Period Exit Slip Do Now Do now: (You have 5 minutes) PLEASE GET BINDERS!

Real-world connection Hair beauty (length, color, texture), hair straightening Vocabulary Vellus hair, terminal hair, cuticle, cortex, medulla, hair shaft, anagen, catagen, telogen Unit 3: The Skinny on Skin—Integumentary System 3.6 Aim: How does the structure & function of hair affect its aesthetic qualities? AGENDA Introduction Mini-Lesson Summary Work Period Exit Slip Do Now

Announcements Not taking any more projects Assignment over break: Lab Report + Lab Notebook writeup for Skin Receptors Lab: Due Mon 1/6/14 NOTE: Procedure in notebook is in command & listed/procedure in lab report is in past tense in a paragraph w/ transition words (first, then, finally) Unit 3: The Skinny on Skin—Integumentary System 3.6 Aim: How does the structure & function of hair affect its aesthetic qualities? AGENDA Introduction Mini-Lesson Summary Work Period Exit Slip Do Now

Announcements Quiz on Thursday on lessons (skin color, skin burns, hair) Exam #3 on Friday ( ) Unit 3: The Skinny on Skin—Integumentary System 3.6 Aim: How does the structure & function of hair affect its aesthetic qualities? AGENDA Introduction Mini-Lesson Summary Work Period Exit Slip Do Now

Unit 3: The Skinny on Skin—Integumentary System 3.6 Aim: How does the structure & function of hair affect its aesthetic qualities? Mini-Lesson Summary Work Period Exit Slip Do NowIntroduction Hair facts Another name for hair is pillus Made of fused (attached together), dead, keratin cells Human body has 2.5 million hairs 75% of hair is all over the body, NOT on the head Humans are born with the amount of hair follicles as they will have

Unit 3: The Skinny on Skin—Integumentary System 3.6 Aim: How does the structure & function of hair affect its aesthetic qualities? Mini-Lesson Summary Work Period Exit Slip Do NowIntroduction Where hair grows Hair grows everywhere EXCEPT: 1.Sides and soles of feet 2.Palms of the hands 3.Sides of the fingers and toes 4.lips 5.Parts of external genitalia Why do you think that is the case?

Unit 3: The Skinny on Skin—Integumentary System 3.6 Aim: How does the structure & function of hair affect its aesthetic qualities? Mini-Lesson Summary Work Period Exit Slip Do NowIntroduction Functions of hair 1.Protect scalp from sunburn and injury 2.Prevent foreign particles from entering into eyes, ears, and nose 3.Assist in spread of body scent 4.Shield eyes from water, sweat, and light (i.e. eyelashes and eyebrows) 5.Sensory function

Unit 3: The Skinny on Skin—Integumentary System 3.6 Aim: How does the structure & function of hair affect its aesthetic qualities? Mini-Lesson Summary Work Period Exit Slip Do NowIntroduction Types of hair 1. ______________________________ large, coarse, colored hair found in scalp, eyebrows, eyelashes, and armpits 2. _______________________________ smaller, shorter, more delicate hair found throughout most of body

Unit 3: The Skinny on Skin—Integumentary System 3.6 Aim: How does the structure & function of hair affect its aesthetic qualities? Mini-Lesson Summary Work Period Exit Slip Do NowIntroduction Structure of hair

Unit 3: The Skinny on Skin—Integumentary System 3.6 Aim: How does the structure & function of hair affect its aesthetic qualities? Mini-Lesson Summary Work Period Exit Slip Do NowIntroduction Structure of hair

Unit 3: The Skinny on Skin—Integumentary System 3.6 Aim: How does the structure & function of hair affect its aesthetic qualities? Mini-Lesson Summary Work Period Exit Slip Do NowIntroduction Hair growth cycle anagen (ana = upward) also called the active phase or stage of growth What occurs: Hair grows at the rate of 0.33mm/day (6 inches a year)

Unit 3: The Skinny on Skin—Integumentary System 3.6 Aim: How does the structure & function of hair affect its aesthetic qualities? Mini-Lesson Summary Work Period Exit Slip Do NowIntroduction Hair growth cycle Catagen (cata = downward) also called the transitional phase What occurs: Hair follicle gets smaller because it falls apart & detaches from blood supply

Unit 3: The Skinny on Skin—Integumentary System 3.6 Aim: How does the structure & function of hair affect its aesthetic qualities? Mini-Lesson Summary Work Period Exit Slip Do NowIntroduction Hair growth cycle Telogen (telo = end) also called the resting phase. What occurs: Hair detaches from the follicle and is pushed out by new hair, becomes club hair (process called shedding) Pulling out hair in this phase will show a solid, white material at root

Unit 3: The Skinny on Skin—Integumentary System 3.6 Aim: How does the structure & function of hair affect its aesthetic qualities? Mini-Lesson Summary Work Period Exit Slip Do NowIntroduction Why do people get split ends? Cuticle tends to wear away at tip of hair shaft  Keratin fibers in the hair regions frizz out

Unit 3: The Skinny on Skin—Integumentary System 3.6 Aim: How does the structure & function of hair affect its aesthetic qualities? Mini-Lesson Summary Work Period Exit Slip Do NowIntroduction Why do people have different hair colors? Hair pigment is made by melanocytes (cells that produce melanin) in hair bulb Varying amounts of different types of melanin combines to produce different hair colors

Unit 3: The Skinny on Skin—Integumentary System 3.6 Aim: How does the structure & function of hair affect its aesthetic qualities? Mini-Lesson Summary Work Period Exit Slip Do NowIntroduction Why do we get gray hair? As you get older, the amount of melanin produced decreases  causing hair to get lighter White hair results from: 1.Lack of melanin 2.Air bubbles in the medulla of the hair shaft

Unit 3: The Skinny on Skin—Integumentary System 3.6 Aim: How does the structure & function of hair affect its aesthetic qualities? Mini-Lesson Summary Work Period Exit Slip Do NowIntroduction Different hair textures Texture of hair depends on the shape of the hair shaft which depends on hair follicle shape

Class work questions All of the following are important functions of human hair except: A) protecting the scalp from sunburn and injury B) preventing entry of foreign particles into the eyes, ears, and nose C) To make a person look beautiful D) assisting in the dispersal of pheromones (scent) Unit 3: The Skinny on Skin—Integumentary System 3.6 Aim: How does the structure & function of hair affect its aesthetic qualities? Work Period Exit Slip Mini-LessonSummary Introduction Do Now

Class work questions The relatively coarse, pigmented hair of the scalp, eyebrows, and eyelashes is A) terminal hair B) vellus hair C) Club hair D) none of the above Unit 3: The Skinny on Skin—Integumentary System 3.6 Aim: How does the structure & function of hair affect its aesthetic qualities? Work Period Exit Slip Mini-LessonSummary Introduction Do Now

Class work questions The hair strand contains all of the following except A) cuticle B) medula C) cortex D) matrix Unit 3: The Skinny on Skin—Integumentary System 3.6 Aim: How does the structure & function of hair affect its aesthetic qualities? Work Period Exit Slip Mini-LessonSummary Introduction Do Now

work period Read Hair Straightening Article & Answer the Questions the Follow When it says cite evidence, make sure to quote! Make sure to use text annotation symbols! You lose many points for not doing both ;-) Unit 3: The Skinny on Skin—Integumentary System 3.6 Aim: How does the structure & function of hair affect its aesthetic qualities? Work Period Exit Slip Mini-LessonSummary Introduction Do Now

HOMEWORK: Finish pages for 3.6 for homework Unit 3: The Skinny on Skin—Integumentary System 3.6 Aim: How does the structure & function of hair affect its aesthetic qualities? Work Period Exit Slip Mini-LessonSummary Introduction Do Now

Exit Slip Make sure you get your trackers checked! Unit 3: The Skinny on Skin—Integumentary System 3.6 Aim: How does the structure & function of hair affect its aesthetic qualities? Exit Slip Mini-LessonSummary Introduction Do Now Work Period