A n i m a l
Structures
What you’ll learn :)
● Major organs of animals
● How those organs affect:
○ behavior
○ growth
and
○ survival
Brain
● part of the
Nervous System
● processes information
● controls the body of the
animal
● regulates our
growth, behavior,
and survival
Heart
● part of the Circulatory
system
● pumps blood throughout
body
● keeps the animal alive
by getting oxygen
throughout the body
● essential organ for
survival
Muscles
● part of the Muscular system
● allows movement of an animal’s
body
● composed of tissues
● integrated around bones
● important for moving around to
find food for survival
● muscles adjust as the bodies of
animals grow
Stomach
● part of Digestive system
● processes food
● filled with acid
● the breakdown of food
is important for animals
to absorb nutrients (in
the intestines) needed
for growth and survival
Skin
● Integumentary System
● allows animals to feel
and sense the
environment
● protects animals from
outside materials that
can harm the body
(germs, pathogens,
etc.)
Lungs
● Respiratory System
● put oxygen into blood
cells to be transported
throughout the body
● filters out
dust/particles in air
● expands/contracts, vital
to our survival and
growth
Bones
● Skeletal system
● allows for structure of
animals
● protects internal organs
from harm
● important to growth,
how animals
move/behave.
NOW Y O U KNOW!
Numerous body parts
all work together to
help the body work.
It helps us grow,
affect how we behave
and allow us to
survive!

Animal structures powerpoint

  • 1.
    A n im a l Structures
  • 2.
    What you’ll learn:) ● Major organs of animals ● How those organs affect: ○ behavior ○ growth and ○ survival
  • 3.
    Brain ● part ofthe Nervous System ● processes information ● controls the body of the animal ● regulates our growth, behavior, and survival
  • 4.
    Heart ● part ofthe Circulatory system ● pumps blood throughout body ● keeps the animal alive by getting oxygen throughout the body ● essential organ for survival
  • 5.
    Muscles ● part ofthe Muscular system ● allows movement of an animal’s body ● composed of tissues ● integrated around bones ● important for moving around to find food for survival ● muscles adjust as the bodies of animals grow
  • 6.
    Stomach ● part ofDigestive system ● processes food ● filled with acid ● the breakdown of food is important for animals to absorb nutrients (in the intestines) needed for growth and survival
  • 7.
    Skin ● Integumentary System ●allows animals to feel and sense the environment ● protects animals from outside materials that can harm the body (germs, pathogens, etc.)
  • 8.
    Lungs ● Respiratory System ●put oxygen into blood cells to be transported throughout the body ● filters out dust/particles in air ● expands/contracts, vital to our survival and growth
  • 9.
    Bones ● Skeletal system ●allows for structure of animals ● protects internal organs from harm ● important to growth, how animals move/behave.
  • 10.
    NOW Y OU KNOW! Numerous body parts all work together to help the body work. It helps us grow, affect how we behave and allow us to survive!

Editor's Notes

  • #2 Some animals actually have a sixth sense.
  • #4 Tell the students that connections in the brain actually allow for faster and better thought processing; brains also vary in size between different types animals. Fish vs T-rex.
  • #5 Tell the students that the heart never actually stops beating, and it doesn’t really look like this: <3
  • #6 Ask the students what muscles can be used for and explain to them that the shape is different for all animals; squid tentacle muscles vs bird’s wing.
  • #7 Tell the students about the acidity of the stomach fluid and how it differs between different kind of animals; humans vs a stronger acid in vultures for digesting decayed animals. Also a fun fact about how cows have more than one stomach!
  • #8 Ask the students what the biggest organ of the body is. It is the skin. Why is the skin so important.
  • #10 Explain to students that bones are made of calcium and broken ones can be healed; bones also vary in size and shape.