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The human heart pumps blood throughout the body to supply cells with oxygen and nutrients. It beats over 100,000 times per day, pumping around 7,600 liters of blood total. The blood travels through tubes called blood vessels, of which there are around 96,000 in the human body. Maintaining a healthy heart requires eating well, exercising regularly, avoiding smoking, and managing stress levels.
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2. The heart pumps blood through arteries which branch into smaller vessels and capillaries where nutrients and gases are exchanged, then blood returns via veins to the heart.
3. Blood is composed of plasma and blood cells including red blood cells which carry oxygen, white blood cells which fight infection, and platelets which help clotting.
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- 1. Unit : Health Topic : Human Pump Mathayomsuksa 1
- 4. Vocabulary
- 5. pump (v)
- 6. vessel (n)
- 7. Structure
- 8. Prepositions about of before on in through to about of before on in through to the words that link nouns, pronouns and phrases to other words in a sentence the words that link nouns, pronouns and phrases to other words in a sentence
- 9. aboutabout Ex. Your heart is about the size of your closed hand. Ex. Your heart is about the size of your closed hand. We use about with approximately time, size, quantity.
- 10. throughthrough We use throughwith entering fromone side to otherside. Ex. The blood travels through tubes called vessels. Ex. The blood travels through tubes called vessels.
- 11. Text 3
- 13. Listening Activity Directions: Listen to the audio and complete the statements.
- 14. Listening Activity The heart brings……….. ………………to the rest of the body. The blood contains the ………………………..that the body needs. The …………… also recycles blood and cleans it of waste before it sends it on its …………………….. through the body. You have about 4.7 liters of blood……………………... Yourheart pumps about 7,600 liters of ………………………. a day, every day and all yourlife. The blood travels through tubes called……………………….
- 15. Listening Activity The heart brings fresh blood to the rest of the body. The blood contains the food and oxygen that the body needs. The heart also recycles blood and cleans it of waste before it sends it on its journey through the body. You have about 4.7 liters of blood in your body Yourheart pumps about 7,600 liters of blood a day, every day and all your life. The blood travels through tubes called vessels. There are about 96,000 blood vessels in the human body. fresh blood food and oxygen heart journey in your body blood vessels. in the human body.
- 17. Directions: -Work individual. -Read text 3 and answer the questions.
- 18. AnswerAnswer 1. The human heart is about the size of closed hand. 2. The writer compare the human heart to closed hand. 3. The heart beats over 100 thousand times a day. 4. We have about 4.7 liters of blood in our body. 5. There are about 96,000 blood vessels in the body. 6. Our heart pumps about 7,600 liters of blood per day.
- 20. Chain drillChain drill Directions: Make a chain drill conversation. Teacher: What is a good behavior that effect to the heart health? Student 1: It’s eating healthy food. Teacher: What is a bad behavior that effect to the heart health? Student 2: It’s smoking in everyday. What is a good behavior that effect to the heart health, student 3? Student 3: It’s ………………………………… What is a bad behavior that effect to the heart health, student 4?
- 22. - Make a group of 4 people. - Brainstorm the topic “How to have a healthy heart” and write the details on the paper by using graphic organizers to summarize your ideas.
- 23. ExampleExample How to have a heal thy heart Don’t smoke