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REVIEW
Directions: Write TRUE if the statement is correct and
FALSE if wrong.
______ 1. Materials undergo changes in their
properties when heated.
______ 2. Materials like crayon, chocolate and
margarine change its form from solid to gas when
heated.
______ 3. Butter when heated changes to liquid then
solidifies when cooled.
______4. All materials have the same properties.
______5. Some changes in the materials are harmful to
the environment.
MAJOR ORGANS OF
THE BODY
1. BONES
• are structural foundation for
us to stand straight and
form the shape in our body.
They also serve to protect
most of our internal organs.
Skull
- protects the brain
Eye socket
• protects the
eyes
Backbones/ spine/ spinal column
• protect the
spinal cord.
Rib cage
• protects the
heart and lungs
Pelvic bones/pelvis-
• protect the internal
organs and support
our body when we sit.
It is the largest bone
in the body
Joints
• the place where two
bones meet; it allows
movement; movements
originate from here.
Muscles
•it forms the fleshy parts of
our body. They enable
movement, give shape and
form to our body and
protect delicate organs.
2. STOMACH AND INTESTINES
- The food is chemically digested
through our stomach and intestines.
After digestion the food is broken down
into simpler form that is used by the
body.
3. KIDNEY
•is a bean-shaped organ. Our
body needs to eliminate
unnecessary substances that has
entered into the system. It
removes fluids and waste
products in the body through
urine so it filters blood and
produced urine.
KIDNEY
- The right kidney is
lower because of the presence
of the liver. It filters salts,
water and nitrogenous wastes.
4. HEART
• a hollow muscular organ
located between the two
lungs. It is protected by a rib
cage and it is about the size
of your fist. The heart is
located in the middle of the
chest cavity.
4. HEART
• The heart is made up of
cardiac muscles which contract
involuntarily. This means that
its contractions cannot be
controlled by your will. It
continues to pump blood even
you are sleeping. The beating
of the heart is due to the
contraction of your heart
muscles
5. LUNGS
• filter the oxygen that enters
our body because it contains a
filtering structure to ensure
that the heart receives clean
oxygen from the lungs.
• - it supplies oxygen in the
body necessary for respiration
or exchange of gases.
6. BRAIN
• is a highly complex organ.
• It is found in the head and is protected by the
skull, soft tissues called meninges and a cushion
of fluid. It weighs about 1.5 kg. and contains
billions of neurons.
• The functions of the brain:
1. It controls the voluntary activities of the body.
Like thinking, solving problems, and memorizing.
2. Details and decision making.
3. It controls the muscle movement of our body
like walking and writing.
WHO AM I?
brain
1. I am one of the major organs. My
function is to controls thought, memory
and other organs. Who am I?
heart
2. I pump blood around your
body. Who am I?
kidney
3. I am an organ bean-shaped
organ. I filter the blood and produces
urine. Who am I?
muscle
4. I am a fleshy part that enable
the body to move. Who am I?
stomach
5. I am one of the organs in your body. I
make it sure that the food that you are
eating will be broken down into nutrients.
Who am I?
lungs
6. My function is to get oxygen and
remove carbon dioxide from the blood.
Who am I?
bones
7. I am an organ that supports and
protect most of your internal organs. Who
am I?
skull
8. I am one of the bones in your
body. My job is to help protect the
brain. Who am I?
Spinal column
9. I am one of the bones in your
body. I am the one protecting your
spinal cord? Who am I?
ribcage
10. Forms the cage shield
the heart and lungs. Who
am I?
ACTIVITY 2
Hain ha duha an may
kinabuhi?
Hain ha masunod an diri
buhi nga butang?
Diri buhi nga butang
Buhi nga butang
Buhi nga butang
EVALUATION
Match the organ in Column A with its corresponding description or function in Column B. write the
letters of your chosen answer.
COLUMN A COLUMN B
1. Heart a. filters the blood and produce urine
2. Kidney b. Support and protect most of our internal organs.
3. Lungs
4. brain c. Pumps blood to all parts of the body
5. bones d. Gets oxygen and remove carbon dioxide from the blood.
E. Responsible for learning and acquiring skills.

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2nd q.pptx-classroom observation in science

  • 1.
  • 3. Directions: Write TRUE if the statement is correct and FALSE if wrong. ______ 1. Materials undergo changes in their properties when heated. ______ 2. Materials like crayon, chocolate and margarine change its form from solid to gas when heated. ______ 3. Butter when heated changes to liquid then solidifies when cooled. ______4. All materials have the same properties. ______5. Some changes in the materials are harmful to the environment.
  • 5. 1. BONES • are structural foundation for us to stand straight and form the shape in our body. They also serve to protect most of our internal organs.
  • 8. Backbones/ spine/ spinal column • protect the spinal cord.
  • 9. Rib cage • protects the heart and lungs
  • 10. Pelvic bones/pelvis- • protect the internal organs and support our body when we sit. It is the largest bone in the body
  • 11. Joints • the place where two bones meet; it allows movement; movements originate from here.
  • 12. Muscles •it forms the fleshy parts of our body. They enable movement, give shape and form to our body and protect delicate organs.
  • 13. 2. STOMACH AND INTESTINES - The food is chemically digested through our stomach and intestines. After digestion the food is broken down into simpler form that is used by the body.
  • 14. 3. KIDNEY •is a bean-shaped organ. Our body needs to eliminate unnecessary substances that has entered into the system. It removes fluids and waste products in the body through urine so it filters blood and produced urine.
  • 15. KIDNEY - The right kidney is lower because of the presence of the liver. It filters salts, water and nitrogenous wastes.
  • 16. 4. HEART • a hollow muscular organ located between the two lungs. It is protected by a rib cage and it is about the size of your fist. The heart is located in the middle of the chest cavity.
  • 17. 4. HEART • The heart is made up of cardiac muscles which contract involuntarily. This means that its contractions cannot be controlled by your will. It continues to pump blood even you are sleeping. The beating of the heart is due to the contraction of your heart muscles
  • 18. 5. LUNGS • filter the oxygen that enters our body because it contains a filtering structure to ensure that the heart receives clean oxygen from the lungs. • - it supplies oxygen in the body necessary for respiration or exchange of gases.
  • 19. 6. BRAIN • is a highly complex organ. • It is found in the head and is protected by the skull, soft tissues called meninges and a cushion of fluid. It weighs about 1.5 kg. and contains billions of neurons. • The functions of the brain: 1. It controls the voluntary activities of the body. Like thinking, solving problems, and memorizing. 2. Details and decision making. 3. It controls the muscle movement of our body like walking and writing.
  • 21. brain 1. I am one of the major organs. My function is to controls thought, memory and other organs. Who am I?
  • 22. heart 2. I pump blood around your body. Who am I?
  • 23. kidney 3. I am an organ bean-shaped organ. I filter the blood and produces urine. Who am I?
  • 24. muscle 4. I am a fleshy part that enable the body to move. Who am I?
  • 25. stomach 5. I am one of the organs in your body. I make it sure that the food that you are eating will be broken down into nutrients. Who am I?
  • 26. lungs 6. My function is to get oxygen and remove carbon dioxide from the blood. Who am I?
  • 27. bones 7. I am an organ that supports and protect most of your internal organs. Who am I?
  • 28. skull 8. I am one of the bones in your body. My job is to help protect the brain. Who am I?
  • 29. Spinal column 9. I am one of the bones in your body. I am the one protecting your spinal cord? Who am I?
  • 30. ribcage 10. Forms the cage shield the heart and lungs. Who am I?
  • 32. Hain ha duha an may kinabuhi?
  • 33.
  • 34.
  • 35. Hain ha masunod an diri buhi nga butang?
  • 36.
  • 37.
  • 38. Diri buhi nga butang
  • 39.
  • 40.
  • 42.
  • 43.
  • 45.
  • 46.
  • 48. Match the organ in Column A with its corresponding description or function in Column B. write the letters of your chosen answer. COLUMN A COLUMN B 1. Heart a. filters the blood and produce urine 2. Kidney b. Support and protect most of our internal organs. 3. Lungs 4. brain c. Pumps blood to all parts of the body 5. bones d. Gets oxygen and remove carbon dioxide from the blood. E. Responsible for learning and acquiring skills.