this ppt is all about the nervous system.

2. Respect yourself
Raise you hands if you want to
recite, Do not answer in chorus.
Be positive to learn

3. Pass the
Chip

4. Directions
A chip will be pass while you dance to
the music. When the music stops, the
person holding the chip will answer the
question. You can answer the question by
arranging the jumbled letters.

6. A male reproductive part
which produces sperm cells
S T I S T E
TESTIS

7. A female reproductive part
where the fertilized egg
develops
E R T U S
U
UTERUS

8. A female reproductive part
that produces egg cells
Y R V O A OVARY

9. A male reproductive part
which deposits sperms into
vagina during mating.
S I N P E PENIS

10. A male reproductive part
that carries urine and sperm
out of the body.
U R E H T A
R URETHRA

11. Brain,Heart,
Touch

12. If the teacher says “brain” the learners
will place their hand to their head,
“heart” they will place their hand at chest
level in a heart shape, “touch” the
learners will stretch their hand sideward.
Directions:

13. 123 + 432=
444

14. 55 – 10 =
45

15. 100 ÷ 50=
2

16. 14352 x 1=
14352

17. • What do you think is the reason that you
had come out with your answers on
Mathematics?

18. • Which organ system do you think is
responsible for the actions of the bodies of
the volunteers whenever I give the
instructions during the first activity?

19. Nervous
System
Parts and Functions

20. Objectives:
a. Determine the functions of the Nervous System;
b. Give the two main divisions of the Nervous System;
c. Describe the different parts of the Nervous System;
and
d. Realize the importance of a healthy nervous system.

21. Connects all the
body parts and
transmits signals
from one part to
another.
It a is a system of
cells, tissues, and
organs that regulates
the body’s responses
to internal and
external stimuli.

22. Which is Which

23. Analyze and determine which among
the two functions is the function of the
nervous system by raising the emojis
Directions:

24. Helps to display
facial expression,
tone of voice and
human gestures in
digital
communication.
Emoji

25. It exchange gases between the
external environment and the
blood.
It gathers information to the
processing areas in the brain
and spinal cord.

26. Answer
It gathers information to the
processing areas in the brain
and spinal cord.

27. It transmits information to the
processing areas in the brain and
spinal cord.
It produces energy that
regulates the activities of the
cells and organisms.

28. Answer
It transmits information to the
processing areas in the brain and
spinal cord.

29. It process information to determine
the best response.
It digest and absorbs nutrients
from the food.

30. Answer
It process information to determine
the best response.

31. It maintains posture and position of
the body.
It sends information to muscles,
glands, and organs so they can
respond correctly.

32. Answer
It sends information to
muscles, glands, and
organs so they can respond
correctly.

33. Video Presentation:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=qJE
VpESWrVM
Guide Questions:
1. What are the two main divisions of Nervous
system? How will you differentiate the two?
2. What is the functions of the brain? What are
three major parts of the brain?
3. What are the two division of Peripheral Nervous System? How will you describe the
two?

39. DIFFERENTIATEDAC
TIVITY

40. * Class will be divided into 4 groups
* 10 minutes will be given to complete the task.
* Each group will have a leader and a presenter.
* Every group will prepare a ready clap.
* Presentation of outputs will be graded through rubrics.

41. Rubrics for Differentiated Activities
5 3 2
Concept
Concept is
clearly evident;
contains all
necessary
information
Concept is
acceptable;
contains some
information
Concept is
limited;
insufficient
necessary
information
Cooperation
All members of
the group
cooperate well
with each other
Only 3 – 4
members
cooperates with
each other
Only 2
members
cooperate with
each other
Presentation
executes the
work
competently;
well-prepared
executes the work
fairly; somewhat
prepared
executes the
work
incompetently;
unprepared

42. Group 1- give the different divisions and parts of the
Nervous System by completing the graphic organizer.
Group 2- arrange the puzzle, label and tell the functions of
the three main parts of the brain.

43. Group 3 – role play about problems and disorders of the
Nervous System.
Group 4 – how to keep the Nervous System healthy in the
form of poster, jingle or poem.

45. PRESENTATION OF
OUTPUTS

46. What might happen to the
human body if one part of
the nervous system fails to
carry out its function
properly?

47. As a student of TNHS how
can you promote mental
health awareness?

48. “Fact or Bluff”

49. Analyze the statements whether it is
true or not. If it is true, raise the paper
with the word “FACT”, and “BLUFF” if
otherwise.
Directions:

50. Central Nervous System is
composed of the brain and
the spinal cord.

51. You are frightened. This will
cause to activate your PNS

52. Cerebrum, cerebellum, and
Brainstem are the three main
parts of the brain

53. Autonomic Nervous System is
division of Peripheral Nervous
System that controls the
contraction of the heart muscle

54. “ASSESSMENT”

55. Choose the letter of the correct answer.
Write your answer in a ¼ sheet of
paper.
Directions:

56. 1. What is nervous system?
A. It is part of the human body.
B. It is the body’s control center.
C. It regulates body hormones.
D. It transports blood throughout
the body.

57. 2. Which part of the brain helps keep
your balance so you don’t just fall or
stumble while walking?
A. cerebellum
B. pituitary gland
C. medulla oblongata
D. spinal cord

58. 3. Which of the following is TRUE about central
nervous system?
A. It can be classified as somatic and autonomic
nervous system.
B. It is composed of the brain and spinal cord.
C. It is composed of the brain, spinal cord, and
hormones.
D. It is composed of cranial and spinal nerves.

59. 4. This is an organ located within the
skull that functions as organizer and
distributor of information for the body.
A. Brain
B. Spinal Cord
C. Sensory Nerves
D. Motor Nerves

60. 5. The major divisions of the Nervous
system are ____________________.
A. Brain and Spinal Cord
B. Central and Peripheral
C. Somatic and Autonomic
D. Sympathetic and Parasympathetic

61. 6. What are the main parts of the
nervous system?
A. arteries, veins, and capillaries
B. brain, spinal cord, and nerves
C. hands, feet, and tongue
D. nose, toes, and tongues

62. 7. What does the autonomic nervous
system control?
A. body transmission of scents
B. involuntary actions like heartbeat
C. signals carried throughout the body
D. voluntary actions like walking

63. 8. Which of the following is NOT a part of
the Nervous System?
A. brain C. nerves
B. lungs D. spinal cord

64. 9. What will happen if one part of the
nervous system fails to function properly?
A. The body can produce more neurons.
B. The body cannot perform well
C. The body will carry out its normal activities
D. The muscles can be used to move freely

65. 10. The peripheral nervous system is
comprised of cranial nerves and
_________ nerves.
A. sensory C. spinal cord
B. spinal D. brain

66. “ANSWER KEY”

67. 1. B ( It is the body’s control center)
2. A (cerebellum)
3. B (It is composed of the brain and spinal cord)
4. A (Brain)
5. C (Central and Peripheral)
6. B (brain, spinal cord, and nerves)
7. B (involuntary actions like heartbeat)
8. B (lungs)
9. B (The body cannot perform well)
10. B (spinal)

68. “ASSIGNMENT”

69. In your notebook answer the following questions:
1. What is neuron?
2. What are the types of neuron?
3. What are the parts of the neuron and its function?

71. A picture is worth a thousand words