5. SKELETAL SYSTEM
In your notebook, answer the following
questions…
1. What are the parts of the skeletal system?
2. What are the functions of the skeletal
system?
6. SKELETAL SYSTEM
Function-
Shape and support
Enables you to move
Protects your organs
Produces blood cells
Stores mineral and other
materials until your body
needs them
Parts-
Bones- skeleton
Compact bone
Spongy bone
Bone marrow
Baby has about 275, adult has
about 206- depends on age
7. WRAP UP
Name 3 things that the skeletal system does
as an organ system.
What are the main parts of the skeletal
system?
8. H PERIOD
Work on something quietly
Do you need extra help?? Go see that
teacher
9. TUESDAY DECEMBER 16, 2014
Warm Up-
What are the functions of your skeletal system? How does
the skeleton protect the body?
10. OBJECTIVE
Students will be able to identify the parts and
describe the functions of the muscular
system.
12. SKELETAL SYSTEM
Function-
Shape and support
Enables you to move
Protects your organs
Produces blood cells
Stores mineral and other
materials until your body
needs them
Parts-
Bones- skeleton
Compact bone
Spongy bone
Bone marrow
Baby has about 275, adult has
about 206- depends on age
14. HOW DOES THE SKELETAL SYSTEM WORK WITH
THE CIRCULATORY SYSTEM?
Talk with your group
Answer in your notebooks
15. MUSCULAR SYSTEM
Function- to contract to allow the body
to move; each type of muscle perform
specific functions for the body
Muscle cells can only contract, not
extend
Parts-
3 types of muscle tissue
Skeletal muscle
Smooth muscle
Cardiac muscle
Involuntary vs. Voluntary muscles
Involuntary- muscles that are not under your
conscious control
Voluntary- muscles that are under your
conscious control
16. TYPES OF MUSCLE
Skeletal
Attached to the bones of your skeleton
Provide force to move your bones
Voluntary
Tire quickly
Work in pairs- while one contracts, the
other relaxes
Smooth
Involuntary
Inside many internal organs like blood
vessels and the stomach
React slowly
Tires slowly
Cardiac
Only in your heart
Involuntary
Does not get tired
Contracts repeatedly
17.
18. WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 17, 2014
Warm Up-
What are the three different types of muscles? Describe
each.
19. OBJECTIVE
Students will be able to describe the
functions of the skeletal system and
muscular system and describe how they
work together.
21. MUSCULAR SYSTEM
Function- to contract to allow the body
to move; each type of muscle perform
specific functions for the body
Muscle cells can only contract, not
extend
Parts-
3 types of muscle tissue
Skeletal muscle
Smooth muscle
Cardiac muscle
Involuntary vs. Voluntary muscles
Involuntary- muscles that are not under your
conscious control
Voluntary- muscles that are under your
conscious control
22. TYPES OF MUSCLE
Skeletal
Attached to the bones of your skeleton
Provide force to move your bones
Voluntary
Tire quickly
Work in pairs- while one contracts, the
other relaxes
Smooth
Involuntary
Inside many internal organs like blood
vessels and the stomach
React slowly
Tires slowly
Cardiac
Only in your heart
Involuntary
Does not get tired
Contracts repeatedly
24. THE MUSCULAR SYSTEM TOUR
Working together, use the information
worksheets to fill out your paper
25. EXIT TICKET
How do the skeletal system and muscular
work together??
26. THURSDAY DECEMBER 18, 2014
Warm up-
Draw a picture that represents how the skeletal system works
with two other systems, and how the muscular system works
with two other systems
27. OBJECTIVE
Students will be able to demonstrate their
understanding of the interactions among the
body systems.
32. OBJECTIVE
Students will be able to identify the different
parts of the skin system and describe what
the system does.
33. HUMAN BODY BOOKLET
1. Front Cover
2. A page for each body system
3. The functions of each body system
4. The parts of each body system
5. A picture of each body system
6. How the systems work together
7. Additional Information for each body system
In total, you should have at least 10 pages to your booklet. (9 pages for each
system + front cover)
You will be graded on including all of #1-7, creativity, correct spelling,
and neatness.
This is an AT HOME PROJECT. This will count as a project grade
in Term 2.
The booklet will be due on Friday January 23, 2015.
34. SKELETAL SYSTEM FOLDABLE
Function
Parts
How does it work with another
system?
What else do we know about
this system
Shape and support; Enables you to move;
Protects your organs; Produces blood cells;
Store minerals and other materials until your
body needs them
Bones
Compact bone- hard and dense, but not solid, small
canals run through it carrying blood vessels and nerves
Spongy bone-located at end of bone; many small
spaces within it
Bone marrow- soft connective tissue= red- produces
blood cells; yellow- stores fat
Circulatory- produce blood cells- blood vessels
run through the bones-rib cage protects your
heart; Muscular- puts force on your bones to
allow you to move
206 bones in an adult- baby has 275, they fuse
together as we get older; bones are made of
calcium and phosphorus, femur is the largest
bone in the body
Front Inside
35. MUSCULAR SYSTEM FOLDABLE
FRONT
Function
Parts
How does it work with
another system?
What else do we know
about this system?
INSIDE
allows movement
Skeletal muscles-Attached to the bones of your skeleton;
Provide force to move your bones; Voluntary;
Smooth muscles-Involuntary, Inside many internal organs like
blood
vessels and the stomach, React slowly, Tires slowly;
Cardiac muscles- Only in your heart, Involuntary, Does not
get tired,
Contracts repeatedly
Skeletal- puts force on the bones to allow movement;
Circulatory- heart is made up of cardiac muscle; Digestive-
stomach is made up of three layers of smooth muscle
Muscles can only contract; involuntary and voluntary muscles;
skeletal muscles work in pairs; skeletal muscles react quickly
and tire quickly; cardiac muscle never gets tired; smooth muscle
36. Also known as the integumentary
system(skin hair and nails)
Parts-
Epidermis
Dermis
Hypodermis (fat)
Functions-
Covers and protects the body from
water loss, injury, infection
Helps regulate body temperature
Eliminates waste
Gather information about the
environment
Produce vitamin D
THE SKIN SYSTEM