2. Students will be able to identify parts and
explain the functions of the nervous system.
3. 17 minutes per station– 1
minute to transition
Station 1- How fast do nerves
work? Activity
Station 2- Nervous System
Reading and 2 Column Notes
Station 3- Crossword Puzzles
(continue to fill in as you go
along)
Station 4-Multiple Choice and
Label
Station 5- Nervous System
Foldable (continue to fill in as
you go along)
4. Outside
Parts
Function
How does it work with other
systems?
What else do I know?
Picture
inside
Brain, spinal cord, nerves
Receives information about
what is happening both inside
and outside the body; directs
the way in which your body
responds to this information;
helps maintain homeostasis
Works with other systems by
sending and receiving
messages to different organs
throughout the body
(use the reading, and what you
know to fill this section out)
5. Finish Nervous System Stations Activities (if
not done)– will collect tomorrow
Human Body Book Due Friday!
Quiz Monday on All Systems– make a study
effort
Flash cards
Graphic organizer
Story
6. Warm Up-
Which of the following Earth layers has the
greatest density?
a. Crust
b. Mantle
c. Inner core
d. Outer core
7. Students will be able to apply facts about the
nervous system to an activity
8.
9. Testable Question- Does reaction time affect
how long it takes for the ruler to drop?
Trial Distance (cm) Reaction Time
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
10. Lab sheet completed
Data Table Completed
Have a partner (person you are sitting next
to)
Papers are checked
YOU MAY BEGIN
11. Finish Nerves Lab Questions (5-7) (on back of
worksheet)- typed
Human Body Book Due Friday!
Quiz Monday on All Systems– make a study
effort
Flash cards
Graphic organizer
Story
12. Warm Up-
A layer of solid brittle rock comprises the
outer 100kilometers of Earth. This layer,
which contains both the crust and the upper
mantle, is called the
a. Core
b. Sediment
c. Lithosphere
d. Hemisphere
13. Students will be able to review their
knowledge about the different body
systems.
14. Outside
Parts
Function
How does it work with other
systems?
What else do I know?
Picture
inside
Brain, spinal cord, nerves
Receives information about
what is happening both inside
and outside the body; directs
the way in which your body
responds to this information;
helps maintain homeostasis
Works with other systems by
sending and receiving
messages to different organs
throughout the body
(use the reading, and what you
know to fill this section out)
15. Study Guide
Get caught up on foldables
Create a study effort
Flash cards
Magic book
Graphic organizer
Pass back papers