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Lesson Starter Explain what a tissue is Explain what an organ is Name one organ and describe its function
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Lesson 12- Cell Organisation
Cells Alive Lesson 12- Cell Organisation
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Today we are going to.. Learn how organs work together in different BODY SYSTEMS Learn about the different organs in plants and what their job is
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Body systems Our organs all work together in a body system There are lots of different systems in our body! With the person next to you, try and come up with as many as you can!
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Nervous system The nervous system consists of your: Nerves Spinal cord
Brain Electrical impulses (messages) are sent from the brain (or spinal cord) to the nerves.
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Digestive System The digestive system consists of the mouth, oesophagus, stomach, intestines and anus Food enters through the mouth and follows the digestive pathway until leaving the body as waste
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Respiratory System The respiratory system consists of the: Lungs
Trachea (windpipe) Associated blood vessels Oxygen is breathed in and carbon dioxide released
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Circulatory System The circulatory system consists of: The heart
Blood vessels Blood is circulated throughout the body carrying the nutrients needed.
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Whole Organism The different systems in our bodies work together in order to form a WHOLE ORGANISM Cells Tissues Organs Systems Organism
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Plants also have organs and systems
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Plants The root Takes in water and nutrients from the soil to help the plant grow. Also ANCHORS the plant.
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The leaf Major site of food production (photosynthesis)
Plants The leaf Major site of food production (photosynthesis)
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The ovary Holds plant egg cells to make seeds
Plants The ovary Holds plant egg cells to make seeds
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The stem Carries water and nutrients to different parts of the plant
Plants The stem Carries water and nutrients to different parts of the plant
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Complete page 20 in your booklet
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Before you go.. On your post-it write down two things you have learned so far and one thing you are unsure of
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