2. temporary organs grade 5 8th lesson
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The document discusses temporary organs and parts of eggs. It defines temporary as not permanent and lasting only for a time. It defines organ as a grouping of tissues that performs a specialized task. It then lists some temporary organs in eggs, including the allantois which handles waste and lungs. It asks students to write down two human organs, compare answers with a neighbor, and discuss the function and whether each organ is temporary or permanent and if one can live without it.
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Alicia A. Zwoyer is seeking a teaching position in elementary education. She has over 10 years of experience teaching 4th and 5th grade. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Elementary Education from Kutztown University and a Master's degree in English as a Second Language from the University of Turabo. Her experience includes establishing lesson plans, assessing student performance, collaborating with other teachers, and advising extracurricular activities like Student Council. She has received honors such as being on the Dean's List and has participated in campus organizations.
Name that verb
This document discusses different types of verbs: action verbs, linking verbs, and helping/main verbs. It provides examples of each verb type in sentences and identifies the verb. It then gives a practice activity where the reader identifies the verb in additional sentences. Key points made are that action verbs show action, linking verbs connect subjects to predicates, and helping verbs assist main verbs.
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2. temporary organs grade 5 8th lesson
- 1. Power point: Temporary Organs Labeling the diagram PA Academic Standards •3.1.5A3 •3.15A5 •3.1.5A9
- 2. Temporary Organs & Parts of the Egg Define the word Temporary: lasting, existing, serving, or effective for a time only; not permanent: a temporary need; a temporary job. DefinethewordOrgan: Biology a grouping of tissues into a distinct structure, as a heart or kidney in animals or a leaf or stamen in plants, that performs a specialized task.
- 3. Human Organs a grouping of tissues into a distinct structure, as a heart orkidney in animals or a leaf or stamen in plants, that performs a specialized task. Please Do Now: • Write down on your paper two organs found in the human body. • Turn to your neighbor and compare your answers. • Question: What is your organs function? Function means a specialized task or activity. • Is it a permanent or temporary organ? • Can you live without this organ? Why or why not?
- 4. Temporary Organs & Parts of the Egg Allantois Waste Lungs -
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- TEACHER:will read the first sentence: Temporary –allow students to recall embryology vocab. word from Lesson 2SWBAT: define temporary-click definitionTEACHER: click –read next sentence on Organ: allow student to recall embryology vocab. word from Lesson 2SWBAT: define organ-click for definitionNext slide-click
- TEACHER: We reviewed that the word organ is a group of tissues formed to a distinct structure that performs a specialized taskActivity: student will write down two organs found in the human body and share with their neighbor and compareSWBAT: compare organs and their functions to the human body SWBAT: decide if humans have temporary organs like a chicken embryo
- TEACHER: In our embryology lesson with Mrs. Ketterer, we learned that a chicken embryo has temporary organs –embryonic membranes that it uses only for 21 days during development These are “external” organs. What does the word “external” mean?SWBAT: define external: “Outside”TEACHER: Please take out your “Temporary Organs” handout sheet that your received from Mrs. Ketterer. We will review temporary organs and parts of the egg. Remember, these parts and organs ore external and temporary-never a part of the internal body system of the embryo. After day 21, the chick will never use these organs or parts of the egg. Temporary -not permanent!TEACHER: Can the chick live without these temporary organs and parts of the egg after hatching? YESTEACHER: Why can the chick live without these organs and parts of the egg? OPEN DISCUSSIONSWBAT: determine that the embryo can live without these organs and parts of the egg because they are temporary-short term or a phase during development The embryo absorbs the parts of the egg during development.