Can be used for demo teaching of Human Heart.. Helpful for Science teachers.

1. Class Rules
1. Listen when someone is talking.
2. Raise your hand before speaking or
answering.
3. Clean your work station appropriately.

2. MY HEART FEELS…..
LOVED FACE BROKEN HEART FACE

3. Mechanics of the Game
 If you agree with the statement raise
your loved face.
 And if you disagree with the statement
raise you broken heart face.

4. Are you ready?....

5. Heart is located at the left
side of the chest cavity.

6. The movement of blood
through the tissues of the heart
is called coronary circulation.

7. Pulmonary circulation is the
movement of the blood from the
heart to the rest of the body,
excluding lungs.

8. Capillaries are smallest blood
vessels in the body, connecting
the smallest arteries to the small
vein.

9. The movement of blood from the
heart, to the lungs, and back to
the heart is called systemic
circulation.

10. Arteries carry oxygenated blood
away from the heart to the cells,
tissues and organs of the body.

11. Veins carry deoxygenated
blood to the heart.

12. THE HUMAN
HEART

13. Objectives
 Identify the four chambers and four
valves of the heart and the function of
each.
 Trace the pathway of blood into and out
of the heart.
 Make a creative campaign on how to
make your heart healthy.

14. “My heart says…”
1. Think of a pick up lines that you can associate
with your heart.
2. Give a brief explanation about your pick up
line.
3.You will be given 2 mins to formulate your
pick up line and 2 minutes to present your pick
up line in class.
Activity 1

16. Activity 2 “Pump it”
Instructions:
1. Each group will be given materials to be use
for the activity together with the activity sheet.
2. In the activity sheet written are procedures to
be followed.
3.You will be given 5 minutes to perform the
activity and 2 minutes to present your answers.

18. What to do while watching video
presentation?
1. Watch attentively.
2. Listen carefully.
3. Write down important details
mentioned in the video.

20. Human Heart
- pumps blood
throughout the body
- the pumping machine of
the body
Human Heart

21. Human Heart
-slight left at the
center in your
chest
-about the size
of the fist
Location
Size

22. 4 Chamber of the
Human Heart

23. Human Heart
-receiving chamber of
the heart
Atria
1. Right atrium
-accept blood from the
body
2. Left atrium
-accepts blood from the
lungs

24. Human Heart
Ventricles
-pumping chamber of
the heart
1. Right ventricle
-pumps the blood to the
lungs
2. Left ventricle
-pumps the blood into
the body

25. 4 valves of
the Human
Heart

26. Human Heart
Valves
-prevent the blood
from flowing
backwards
-one way doors that
keep the blood moving
in one direction
- prevent the mixing
of oxygenated and
deoxygenated blood

27. Human Heart
Tricuspid valve
- prevent the back
flow of blood from the
right ventricle into the
right atrium

28. Human Heart
Pulmonary valve
- moves blood toward he
lungs and keeps it from
sloshing back from the
pulmonary artery into the
heart

29. Human Heart
Bicuspid valve
- keep the flow of blood
going into the right
direction, into left
ventricle from the left
atrium

30. Human Heart
Aortic valve
- prevent the back flow of
blood from aorta down to
left ventricle

31. Blood vessel

32. Human Heart
Pulmonary artery
- deliverdeoxygenated
bloodfrom theheartto
thelungs
Pulmonaryvein
- deliveroxygenated
bloodfrom thelungs
totheheart

33. Human Heart
Superiorvenacava
- carries deoxygenated
from theupperhalfofthe
bodytotheright atrium

34. Human Heart
Inferiorvenacava
-carries deoxygenated
from thelowerhalfofthe
bodytotherightatrium

35. Human Heart
Aorta
- the passage of
oxygenated blood from
the heart throughout the
body

37. Pathway of blood
into and out of the
heart

39. Pulmonary vein Lungs

40. Activity 3
Make a creative campaign on how to
make your heart healthy.
Instruction
1. You will be given 5 minutes to work
within your group and 2 minutes to
present your output in class.

42. CREATIVE CAMPAIGN RUBRIC

43. 1. Superior
vena cava
3. Right atrium
4. Tricuspid
valve
2. Inferior vena
cava
13. Aorta
6. Pulmonary valve
9. Left atrium
10. Bicuspid
valve
11. Left
ventricle
12. Aortic valve
5. Right ventricles
7. Pulmonary
artery
8. Pulmonary
vein

44. Take home task
Create a story that creativelyillustrates your
understandingof circulationand
the paththat bloodtakes through your
cardiovascularsystem.
The story must includea creative,detailed and
descriptionof:
1. the pathblood takes throughthe heart
2. the pathblood takes from the heart to lung and
heart to the body
3. the interconnectednessof different body
systems