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Wednesday, February 1 What are the 6 things an organism needs to have in order to be alive? Hint: CMMGRR
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Mini-Quiz Number from 1-5 in your notebook. For each photo, choose if that thing is Living Once-Living Non-Living
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Now you try, is this Living Once-Living Non-Living
Leather
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Now you try, is this Living Once-Living Non-Living
Chair (Made of plastic and metal and vinyl)
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Now you try, is this Living Once-Living Non-Living
Cotton t-shirt
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Now you try, is this Living Once-Living Non-Living
Computer chip
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Now you try, is this Living Once-Living Non-Living
Fern
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Cells are the key Write this statement down: All living things are made up of cells!!!!!
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Levels of Organization
Living Things
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You already know that everything that is alive or was once alive is made of cells (these are cells in the stem of a plant)
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There are 5 levels of organization in an organism.
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Cells are the basic unit of living things
Draw this circle on your page IN THE CENTER
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Some examples of cells are…
Nerve Cells
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Some examples of cells are…
Bone Cells
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Some examples of cells are…
Muscle Cells
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Some examples of cells are…
Blood Cells
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Two or more kinds of cells that do the same job are called a tissue
Draw this diagram on your page
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Some examples of tissues are…
Brain tissue = nerve cells + connective cells
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Some examples of tissues are…
Blood tissue = red blood cells + white blood cells + platelets
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Some examples of tissues are…
Adipose Tissue = lipid cells + connective cells
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Some examples of tissues are…
Esophagus tissue = mucous cells + muscle cells + connective cells
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Two or more kinds of tissues that do the same job are called an organ
Add another layer to your bullseye diagram
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Some examples of organs are…
Lungs = alveoli tissue + bronchial tissue + connective tissue
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Some examples of organs are…
Kidneys = nephron tissue + tubule tissue + connective tissue + muscle tissue
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Some examples of organs are…
Bones = Osteoblast tissue + Bone marrow + Calcium + Connective tissue
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Some examples of organs are…
Skin = epidermal tissue + dermal tissue + sweat glands + muscle tissue + adipose tissue skin is the largest organ in the body
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Two or more organs that work together on the same job are called an organ system
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Some examples of organ systems are…
Digestive System Mouth Esophagus Stomach Liver Small Intestine Large Intestine Anus organs
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Some examples of organ systems are…
Respiratory System nose trachea bronchioles alveoli diaphragm (muscle)
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Some examples of organ systems are…
Integumentary System skin mucous membranes hair toenails / fingernails eyelashes
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Some examples of organ systems are…
Circulatory System heart arteries veins capillaries blood
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Many organ systems working together meet the needs of an entire organism.
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What’s an organism? An organism is any living that which can exist by itself – without help from other organs or tissues or cells.
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An organism can be as big as a bear with many systems, or as small as a bacterium, that has only a single cell (and no actual systems.)
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