1. Reproduction

2. Male Reproductive System
Gland
Sperm Duct
Scrotum
Urethra
Penis
Testis
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3. Female Reproductive System
Oviduct
Uterus
Ovary
Vagina
Cervix
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5. Male Reproductive System2 1 3 6 5 4
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6. Female Reproductive System7 8 10 11 9
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7. Tim and Moby on reproductive organs

8. Fertilisation
There is a hyperlink here to a website showing fertilisation

10. Here it becomes implanted in the wall.
Pregnancy
Once the egg has been fertilised in the oviduct it starts dividing and moves into the uterus.
Here it becomes implanted in the wall.
An organ called the placenta is formed
This is attached to the baby by the umbilical cord.
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11. The placenta supplies the baby with food and oxygen
It also removes waste products and carbon dioxide from the baby
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12. The placenta takes over the job of the following organs for the baby.
Stomach
Intestines
Lungs
Kidneys
Bladder
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13. There is a word document with 8 of these on 1 page for printing

14. Tim and Moby

15. Pregnant women must be very careful to look after their body
Substance
Effect on baby
Drugs
Baby may become addicted too
Alcohol
Causes foetal alcohol syndrome. May be brain damaged.
Cigarette Smoke
Low birth weight. More prone to asthma or eczema
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16. Young Child Needs of the
Class discussion on this. Teacher notes in LM folder

17. A number of factors should be provided for the development of young children.
Breast Milk
A good diet
Immunisations
Parental care
A loving environment

18. Puberty

19. Tim and Moby - puberty

20. Puberty is the name for the time when your body begins to develop and change as you move from being a child to adult. 
A hormone called testosterone is made by the testes in a boy and this causes some of the changes in the body.
In a girl the ovaries make a hormone called oestrogen which causes many of the changes in her body.

21. chest and pubic regions
breasts enlarge
emotions
change
may get
spots
grow hair on
pubic regions
voices break
begin to
have periods
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hair becomes
greasy
grow hair on face,
chest and pubic regions

22. The Menstrual Cycle
Is normally 28 days in length
See also slide 4

23. Day 1 of the cycle is when blood will first appear
Day 1-6 uterus lining breaks down and is released with the unfertilised egg. This is called menstruation or a period
Day 6-28 the uterus lining thickens
An egg is released on Day 14

24. Cassie and Rita - periods