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1 Levels of Organization Levels of Organization
143 144 Levels of Organization Levels of Organization 1/27/16 1/27/16 Application Paste Notes here when Done Connection: Complete Ws Exit: Name some things that you could organize. EQ: What determines that something is alive? Starter: Name 4 of the 8 characteristics needed for living things. Practice: Lets get organized Simplest/ smallest Most complex/ largest

2 1 Starter Practice Notes Ws January 27, 2015 AGENDA C The student is expected recognize the levels of organization in plants and animals including cells, tissues, organs, organ systems, and organisms ELPS: c1E; c4J

3 Table of Contents Date Lecture/ Activity/ Lab Page
1/ Semester Exam Review 1/ Galaxies 1/ Lives of Stars 1/ Characteristics of Stars 1/ H-R Diagram 1/ Characteristics of Living things 1/ Levels of Organization

4 PRACTICE school chapters Letters of the alphabet words paragraphs Books sentences library Put the following words or phases on the pyramid from least complex to most complex

5 Letters of the alphabet
Simplest/ smallest Most complex/ largest School Library Books Chapters Paragraphs Sentences Words Letters of the alphabet

6 Levels of Organization Notes
TEKS 7.12C recognize levels of organization in plants and animals, including cells, tissues, organs, organ systems, and organism

7 Cell: Basic unit of structure & function in all living organisms.
Examples: animals- muscle, bone, nerve, blood, skin, egg, sperm, fat plants- epidermal, parenchyma, spongy, cambium, xylem, phloem

8 Tissue: Similar cells working together to perform a specific function.
Examples: animals- muscle, nervous, epithelial, connective plants- dermal, ground, vascular

9 Organ: Different tissues working together to perform a specific function.
Examples: animals- brain, stomach, intestines, heart, lungs, liver, etc… plants- leaves, buds, flowers, fruits, stems, roots, tubers, rhizomes

10 Organ system: Group of different organs working together to perform a particular set of functions.
Examples: animals- circulatory, respiratory, nervous, digestive, reproductive, muscular, skeletal, etc… plants- shoot, root

11 Organism: Anything living that is made of cells & needs energy, excretes wastes, grows, responds, reproduces, & uses gases. Examples: animals, plants, bacteria, fungi, protists, monerans

12 animal organism What level is it?

13 plant cell What level is it?

14 animal system What level is it?

15 animal tissue What level is it?

16 plant organ What level is it?

17 animal organism What level is it?

18 animal cell What level is it?

19 animal tissue What level is it?

20 animal organism What level is it?

21 plant tissue What level is it?

22 animal system What level is it?

23 plant organism What level is it?

24 plant organ What level is it?

25 plant cell What level is it?

26 animal organ What level is it?

27 plant organ What level is it?

28 plant organism What level is it?

29 animal organ What level is it?

30 plant system What level is it?

31 animal organism What level is it?

32 plant tissue What level is it?

33 animal system What level is it?

34 animal organ What level is it?

35 plant organ What level is it?

36 animal organ What level is it?

37 plant organ What level is it?

38 animal cell What level is it?

39 plant system What level is it?

40 plant system What level is it?

41 animal organs What level is it?

42 plant cell What level is it?

43 plant system What level is it?

44 plant organism What level is it?

45 animal tissue What level is it?

46 What level is it? plant organism

47 animal system What level is it?

48 plant organ What level is it?

49 animal cell What level is it?

50 animal system What level is it?

51 animal organ What level is it?

52 plant tissue What level is it?

53 animal system What level is it?

54 animal organism What level is it?

55 Levels of Organization Levels of Organization
143 144 Levels of Organization Levels of Organization 1/27/16 1/27/16 Application Paste Notes here when Done Connection: Complete Ws Exit: Name some things that you could organize. EQ: What determines that something is alive? Starter: Name 4 of the 8 characteristics needed for living things. Practice: Lets get organized Simplest/ smallest Most complex/ largest

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