This document provides information about the organization of living things. It begins with definitions of key terms like biodiversity and describes the basic life processes of interaction, nutrition, and reproduction that all living things carry out. It then discusses the organization of cells in both animals and plants, including the parts of animal and plant cells. The document outlines the differences between unicellular and multicellular organisms and how animals and humans are organized. Finally, it provides information about the major human body systems, including the respiratory, excretory, circulatory, digestive and nervous systems and their functions related to nutrition and interaction.

1. Project
3

2. Module 1.
Natural Science
Book 1.
Unit 1
The organisation of living things

3. Bilingual dictionary
Word in English Definition Translation into Spanish

4. Dictation 1. “The organisation of living things”

5. Bilingual dictionary
Word in English Definition Translation into Spanish
Biodiversity The number and types
of plants and animals
that exist in a
particular area or in
the world
Biodiversidad

6. interaction nutrition reproduction
All living things carry out the basic life processes of …Read page 6
and
complete
the
outline

7. Read page 7 and answer to these questions:
• In what ways do human being interact with each other?
• What do human beings take in for the process of nutrition?
• How do human beings reproduce?

8. interaction nutrition reproduction
All living things carry out the basic life processes of …Read page 6
and 7 and
complete
the
outline
It means all living
things detect
information in their
environment and they
react to it in different
ways.
It means all living
things take in
essential
nutrients from
their
environment.
These nutrients
give them energy
and enable them
to grow and
develop.
It means living things can
create new member of their
own species

9. All living things are made up of cells.
Animal cell and plant cell
Read pages 8 and 9

10. What are the different parts of an animal cell?
Membrane
Organelles
Nucleus Cytoplasm

11. What are the different parts of a plant cell?
Nucleus
Vacuole
Membrane
Cell wall

12. Unicellular and multicellular organisms
Unicellular Multicellular

13. How are animals and humans organised?
Pages 10 and 11
and
Pages 14 and 15
(to do the human body systems investigation)

14. Human body systems – Experts group work
SYSTEM LIST OF ORGANS FUNCTION
Respiratory
system
 Nostrils
 Nasal cavity
 Mouth and pharynx
 Larynx
 Windpipe (trachea)
 Lungs (left and right)
 Bronchi(left and right)
 Bronchiole
 Alveoli
Responsible for
capturing oxygen from
the air and introducing it
into the blood.
Then, expelling carbon
dioxide.
It’s part of NUTRITION

16. Human body systems – Experts group work
SYSTEM LIST OF ORGANS FUNCTION
Excretory
System
 Kidneys
 Ureter
 Urethra
 Bladder
 Large intestine
 Skin
 Lungs
To keep the body
clean.
It removes waste from
the body.
It’s part of NUTRITION

18. Human body systems – Experts group work
SYSTEM LIST OF ORGANS FUNCTION
Circulatory
system
 Heart
 Veins
 Arteries
 Capillaries
 Blood
It transports respiratory
gases (oxygen and carbon
dioxide)
nutrient molecules and
waste thoroughout the
body.
It’s part of NUTRITION

20. Human body systems – Experts group work
SYSTEM LIST OF ORGANS FUNCTION
Digestive
system
 Mouth
 Esophagus
 Liver
 Stomach
 Pancreas
 Gallbladder
 Small intestine
 Large intestine
It transports
respiratory gases
(oxygen and carbon
dioxide)
nutrient molecules and
waste thoroughout the
body.
It’s part of NUTRITION

22. Human body systems – Experts group work
SYSTEM LIST OF
ORGANS
FUNCTION
Nervous
system
 Brain
 Spinal cord
 Nerves
It is the communications
center for your body. The
brain is the central control
panel. Billions of neurons
receive electrical impulses
from nerves in your body. The
nerves can alert your brain to
danger or pain.
It’s part of INTERACTION

24. How are plants organised? Pages 12 and 13