This document provides information about the major body systems, including the skeletal, muscular, digestive, respiratory, excretory, circulatory, nervous, and reproductive systems. It includes diagrams and descriptions of the parts of each system and how they work together. Activities are included after each section to help students assess their understanding of the key concepts about how the body's systems function.

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DISCOVERING
OMB!
OH, MY BODY!
A STRATEGIC INTERVENTION MATERIAL. Gr. 6
Cabrales, Mary Rovelyn & Mary Seal

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Title Card…………………………………………………………….1
Table of Contents………………………………….…………….2
Least-Mastered Competency………………………………3
Guide Card………………………………………………………….4
The Skeletal System………………………………………….…5
ACTIVITY CARD 1…………………..……………….…7
The Muscular System…………………………………….……8
ACTIVITY CARD 2………………………………………9
The Digestive System…………………………………….……10
ACTIVITY CARD 3…………………………………..…11
The Respiratory System……………………………….……12
ACTIVITY CARD 4……………………………………13
The Excretory System…………………………………….……14
ACTIVITY CARD 5………………………….…………15
The Circulatory System………………………..……….……16
ACTIVITY CARD 5………………… …………………19
The Nervous System…………………………………….… …20
ACTIVITY CARD 5………………… ………………22
The Reproductive System………………………… ….……23
ACTIVITY CARD 5……………………………………… … ……24
SUMMARY……………………………………………… .……….25
ASSESSMENT 1………………………………………………….26
ASSESSMENT 2……………………………………………………27
ENRICHMENT 1……………………………………………………28
ENRICHMENT 2……………………………………………………29
ANSWER CARD……………………………………………………31
REFERENCE CARD……………………………………………….36
THE PROPONENTS……………………………………………….37
ATTACHMENTS……………………………………………………38

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SUBTASKS:
To understand that there are different systems
within the body and that they work independently
and together to form a functioning human body.
1.
CONTENT STANDARD/ OVERVIEW
In this lesson, you will have a view of the body as a system, in which, parts do things for other parts and
for the organism as a whole. In addition, this material focuses on the activities to help you learn that body
systems work together to build the functioning human body. The lessons in this material will teach you
about the respective functions of the system and its parts. Activities are provided after each lesson to
assess your learning.
PERFORMANCE STANDARD
Through the use of the activities in the latter part, your skills would be tested if you have mastered or
learned about the concept of separate components working together to build a body system.
COMPETENCY
LEAST-MASTERED
SUBTASKS:
4.1.1 Identify the bones that make up the skeletal
system
4.2.1 Discuss the parts and functions of the
muscular system
5.2.1 Identify the major parts of male and female
reproductive system and describe functions of these
parts.
5.3.2 Identify the parts of the respiratory system
where air passes during inhalation and exhalation
and describe the function of each part.
5. 4.2 Identify parts of the urinary system and
their function using a diagram
6.1.2 Identify the parts of the circulatory system and
describe the function of each part.
6.2.1 Identify parts of the nervous system and their
functions
MAIN TASK:
Explain how the different
parts work together. (PELC)

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G U I D E C A R D
THE
DISCOVERING…..
Hi there! I am Albert. Are you up to another fun way
of learning Science? If you do, then let us together
discover and explore more about the human body.
In our journey, we will be able to answer these
primary questions:
WHAT DO YOU THINK MAKES UP YOUR BODY?
DO THEY WORK TO PERFORM THEIR FUNCTION?
HOW?
To answer these questions, let us start our journey.
That….
Your body is made of tiny living units called cells. The cells are so small
that you cannot see them with your naked eyes. The different cells do
different functions.
A group of cells of the same kind doing the same function makes up the
tissue. Tissues functioning together makes up an organ. The eyes, ears,
nose, skin and tongue are the sense organs. The muscles and bones are
organs. What do you think are the body organs?
DID YOU KNOW???

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Organs of the body function like a team. Organs working together make up a system.
Your body is made up of several systems. What organs make up each system? What do these organs
do so that the systems can function well? Let us find out in these lessons.
THE SKELETAL SYSTEM
Look at the diagram carefully. This diagram shows some of the
major bones in your body. Can you name these bones?
When you talk about the bones that make up the skeletal
system, you are simply talking about the skeleton. SKELETON is
made up of many bones that are joined together to make a
structure.
FUNCTIONS:
 To give your body shape and support.
 It supports your body as you move.
 Some bones protect some vital parts or internal organs
of your body.
SKULL: Protects the brain.

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Components of Human Skeleton:
Human skeleton is composed of three main components; Bones, Associated
cartilages and Joints.
Bones:
Bone is a tough and rigid form of connective tissue. It is the weight bearing organ
of human body and it is responsible for almost all strength of human skeleton.
Cartilages:
Cartilage is also a form of connective
tissue but is not as tough and rigid as
bone. Bones are highly mineralized
with calcium salts while cartilages are
not.
Joints:
Joints are important components of human skeleton because they make the
human skeleton mobile. A joint occurs between “two or more bones”, “bone and
cartilage” and “cartilage and cartilage”.
THE SKELETAL SYSTEM
You are doing great with your lessons.
But before I forget, the joints are
classified into 3 types. Study below.
THE TYPES OF JOINTS

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ACTIVITY 1:FINDING OUT…
IMPORTANT: Make sure to write down your observations in
the blank notes provided in this page.
1. Touch your chin. Move your hand towards your ear.
This is your jaw bone. What parts of the body does the
jawbone protect?
____________________________________________
___________________.
2. Feel your knee joint. Move it. In what direction can you
move it?
____________________________________________
___________________.
3. Move your head from side to side. Turn it. Does your
body turn with your head?
____________________________________________
___________________.
4. Feel your ribs. Why are your ribs shaped like a cage?
____________________________________________
___________________.
5. Feel your nose and your ears. Are they soft or hard? Are
they bones or not?
____________________________________________
___________________.
 You have about 206 bones in your body???
As a baby, you had more than 300 bones and as you
grew older, many of these bones joined together.
SHADE YOUR ANSWER
After reading the explanation on
the SKELETAL SYSTEM,
I still do not understand.
Now I understand the
lesson all about.
WHICH PART MAKES IT HARD ?
___________________________
___________________________
___________________________
___________________________
What I think about the things to
do?
Easy
Average
Hard

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Imagine if you did not have any muscle. How would you look? You would look like a human
skeleton. The illustration below shows your MUSCULAR SYSTEM.
Muscles make up the muscular system. Your bone are your support as you move. It is the
muscle attached to the bones that move them. Without the muscles, you cannot do anything.
There are two kinds of muscles. The voluntary and the involuntary muscles.
Voluntary muscles are the ones that you can control. Most of them move your bones
around. If you want to run, walk, ride a bike or wave your arms around, it is your
voluntary muscles which move your arms, legs and body around. But they can't do
that unless your brain sends the right muscles the messages to 'contract' or 'relax'.
Involuntary muscles don't need the brain to send them messages. They know their job
and they keep right on doing it. Example is, the muscles in your heart, which keep
blood pumping round your body.

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ACTIVITY 2:CHECK YOURSELF
Identify whether the following muscles are voluntary
and involuntary.
1. Arm
__________________________________
2. Heart
__________________________________
3. Feet
__________________________________
4. Intestines
__________________________________
5. Mouth
__________________________________
Feel your heartbeat.
Your heart is made up of muscles.
Can you stop the movement of your
heart muscles when you want to? Why?
__________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________.
THE MUSCULAR SYSTEM
SHADE YOUR ANSWER
After reading the explanation on
the MUSCULAR SYSTEM,
I still do not understand.
Now I understand the
lesson all about.
WHICH PART MAKES IT HARD ?
___________________________
___________________________
___________________________
___________________________
What I think about the things to
do?
Easy
Average
Hard
TEST POWER

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IT IS NOW TIME
TO DISCOVER the
It’s Albert again! I hope you are still having fun with our
lesson. So, let me ask you, “Have you ever wondered
what happens to the food you eat? Where do you think
the food goes? Let us find out how the digestive system
in the human body works.
SHADE YOUR ANSWER
After reading the explanation on
the DIGESTIVE SYSTEM,
I still do not understand.
Now I understand the
lesson all about.
WHICH PART MAKES IT HARD ?
___________________________
___________________________
___________________________
___________________________
What I think about the things to
do? Easy
Average
Hard

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ACTIVITY 3: LET US PLAY!
How To Play:
In this activity, Arnold is missing organs from the
digestive system. It’s your job to put them back.
Below, you’ll see an outline of Arnold’s body and a
whole bunch of organs around.
Again, your job is to get all of the organs that belong in
that system into the body. Use the stickers to complete
Arnold’s Digestive System.
STANDARDS FOR INDIVIDUAL ACTIVITY
1. Understand and follow directions.
2. Work silently.
3. Ask questions if some instructions are unclear to you.
4. Finish your work neat and clean
5. Present your output.

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We need air to live. The gas in the air which we
need to breathe is called oxygen. We could not
live without oxygen. In contrast, carbon dioxide
is a gaseous waste produced in our body. It is
carried by blood to the lungs. There, it is expelled
in our body.
Mmmm. So, Mr.
Albert, how does air
get in our body? How
is air expelled in the
body? What is
responsible for it?
Function of the Respiratory System
The function of the human respiratory system is to transport air into the lungs and to facilitate the diffusion
of Oxygen into the blood stream. It also receives waste Carbon Dioxide from the blood and exhales it.
Parts of the Upper Respiratory Tract
 Mouth, nose & nasal cavity: The function of this part of the
system is to warm, filter and moisten the incoming air
 Pharynx: Here the throat divides into the trachea (wind
pipe) and oesophagus (food pipe). There is also a small flap
of cartilage called the epiglottis which prevents food from
entering the trachea
 Larynx: This is also known as the voice box as it is where
sound is generated. It also helps protect the trachea by
producing a strong cough reflex if any solid objects pass the
epiglottis.
Parts of the Lower Respiratory Tract
 Trachea: Also known as the windpipe this is the tube which
carries air from the throat into the lungs.
 Bronchi: The trachea divides into two tubes called bronchi,
one entering the left and one entering the right lung.
 Bronchioles: Tertiary bronchi continue to divide and
become bronchioles, very narrow tubes, less than 1
millimeter in diameter.
 Alveoli: Individual hollow cavities contained within alveolar
sacs (or ducts). Alveoli have very thin walls which permit
the exchange of gases Oxygen and Carbon Dioxide.
 Diaphragm: The diaphragm is a broad band of muscle
which sits underneath the lungs, attaching to the lower ribs,
sternum and lumbar spine and forming the base of the
thoracic cavity.

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THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
THE DIAGRAM ON THE RIGHT SHOWS
THE PATH OF AIR IN THE BODY. Label
each number with the correct
respiratory parts.
DIAPHRAGM NOSTRILS
LUNGS BRONCH
TRACHEA MOUTH
SHADE YOUR ANSWER
After reading the explanation on the
RESPIRATORY SYSTEM,
I still do not understand.
Now I understand the lesson all about.
WHICH PART MAKES IT HARD ?
___________________________________________________
___________________________________________________
What I think about the things to do?
Easy Average
Hard
HEALTH WARNING:
Cigarette smoking is
dangerous to your health.

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THE EXCRETORY
SYSTEM
You eliminate urine in your body. Why?
How does your body do it? What system of
the body has specialized functions for
urine elimination?
Your urinary System is made up
of the following parts:
 KIDNEYS—are two
bean-shaped organs
that filter blood to
produce liquid waste
called urine.
 URETERS- are tubes
from each kidney that
lead to the bladder.
 BLADDER- is a bag-
shaped muscular organ
that stores urine.
 URETHERA- is a tube
from the bladder
leading outside the
body.
KIDNEY CARE TIPS

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HEALTH HABITS Always
5
Seldom
3
Never
1
1. I drink 8 to 10 glasses of
water everyday.
2. When I feel I want to
urinate, I do it once.
3. I avoid eating salty foods.
4. I eat plenty of fruits and
vegetables.
5. I consult a doctor at once
when I notice something
wrong in my urine.
THE EXCRETORY
SYSTEM ACTIVITY
ACTIVITY 5: Below is a checklist to
determine how much you take care of your
urinary system. Check the column that describes
the extent you practice each health habit.
YOU WILL KNOW YOUR
SCORE INTERPRETATIONS
IN THE ACTIVITY ANSWER
SHEET IN THE LAST PAGES.
SHADE YOUR ANSWER
After reading the explanation on the EXCRETORY SYSTEM
I still do not understand.
Now I understand the lesson all about.
WHICH PART MAKES IT HARD ?
_____________________________________________________________________
_________________________________
What I think about the things to do?
Easy Average
Hard

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How does the circulatory system help us grow,
enjoy and be productive in the world that we live
in? First, let us define first what this system is.
THE CIRCULATORY SYSTEM is the transport system
of the body. The term “cardiovascular” is a
combination of two word; “Cardio” (heart) and
“vascular” (vessels). Its major parts are the heart,
the blood, and the blood vessels (arteries, veins
and capillaries)
COMPONENTS:
HEART: The heart is the key organ in the
circulatory system. As a hollow, muscular pump,
its main function is to propel blood throughout the
body.
BLOOD VESSELS: These are the passageways of
blood. They are found all over the body. It has 3
kinds:
 Arteries-Carry blood away from the heart
 Veins- Carry blood back to the heart
 Capillaries- smallest blood vessels where
exchange of nutrients and waste take place
BLOOD: Blood is a specialized tissue of body that
exists in fluid form. It has 3 kinds:
 Reb Blood Cells- carry oxygen to the body
 White Blood Cells- fight infections and
microorganisms that enter the body
 Platelets- useful in blood clotting to stop
the loss of blood in the body

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The heart never stops pumping blood. Do you know what will
happen if the heart contraction slows down or the heart starts
pumping? Below is a diagram which shows how the blood flows
Hi kid! Using
the jigsaw
puzzle pieces
inside the
envelope,
form the
heart. Cut
and paste to
the next
sheet.
Take extra
care with the
scissors!
SHADE YOUR ANSWER
After reading the explanation on
the CIRCULATORY SYSTEM,
I still do not understand.
Now I understand the
lesson all about.
WHICH PART MAKES IT HARD ?
___________________________
___________________________
___________________________
___________________________
What I think about the things to
do?
Easy
Average
Hard
ACTIVITY 6

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O U T P U T: H e a r t P u z z l e
STANDARDS FOR INDIVIDUAL ACTIVITY
 Understand and follow directions.
 Work silently.
 Ask questions if some instructions are unclear to
you.
 Finish your work neat and clean
 Present your output.

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PASTE AND
SCISSORS
HANDLE IT WITH CARE AND PLEASE RETURN.
PASTE SCISSORS

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THE BODY’S CONTROL CENTER
All living things respond to stimuli.
When your hand touches something
hot, you immediately take your
hand away from the hot object.
What body system is responsible for
your reaction?
What is the nervous system?
The nervous system is the highway along which your
brain sends and receives information about what is
happening in the body and around it. This highway is
made up of billions of nerve cells, or neurons which join
together to make nerves.
 BRAIN—control center of the body
 SPINAL CORD-- Long and thin bundle of nervous
tissue extending from lower part of brain, transmits
neural signals between brain and rest of the body
 NERVE CELL (neuron)—basic unit of the nervous
system. Its main function is to deliver messages.

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THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
SPINAL CORD
SHADE YOUR ANSWER
After reading the explanation on
the NERVOUS SYSTEM,
I still do not understand.
Now I understand the
lesson all about.
WHICH PART MAKES IT HARD ?
___________________________
___________________________
___________________________
___________________________
What I think about the things to
do? Easy
Average
Hard

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How To Play:
In this activity, Arnold is missing organs from the
nervous system. It’s your job to put them back.
Below, you’ll see an outline of Arnold’s body and a
whole bunch of organs around.
Again, your job is to get all of the organs that belong in
that system into the body. Use the stickers to complete
Arnold’s Nervous System.
STANDARDS FOR INDIVIDUAL ACTIVITY
 Understand and follow directions.
 Work silently.
 Ask questions if some instructions are unclear to you.
 Finish your work neat and clean
 Present your output.
NERVOUS
ACTIVITY 7: LET US PLAY!

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Components
Functions Fertilization of females to produce offspring
Penis
Male copulatory organ
having a long shaft and a
bulbous tip, transfers the
semen into the female
reproductive tract
Testes
Components of both
reproductive system and
endocrine system, produce
semen that contains sperms
MALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM
FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM
MAIN PARTS:
 Vagina: This muscular tube receives the penis
during intercourse and a baby leaves the uterus
through it during childbirth.
 Uterus: This organ holds and nourishes a
developing fetus, if an egg was properly
fertilized.
 Ovaries: The female gonads, the ovaries produce
ova. When an egg matures, it is released from
the ovary down into a fallopian tube.
 Fallopian tubes: These small tubes transport ova
from the ovaries to the uterus. This is where an
egg waits to be fertilized.

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Every human being possesses a
reproductive system. It enables
human to reproduce another
human being. The reproduction
is the start of life. Now, try to
classify in the box below the
organs of male and the female.
THE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM
Ovary fallopian tube testes
Uterus epididymis scrotum
Penis vagina vas deferens
MALE FEMALE
SHADE YOUR ANSWER
After reading the explanation on the REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM
I still do not understand.
Now I understand the lesson all about.
WHICH PART MAKES IT HARD ?
_________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________
What I think about the things to do?
Easy Average Hard
ACTIVITY 8

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Hey, it’s still me, Albert. Congratulations! You have
come this far! Now, we are going to summarize all
the things that you have learned above. Are you
ready? Read the summary below.
The human body is made up of several organ systems that all work together as a unit to make sure the body keeps
functioning. There are ten major organ systems in the body, each of which plays a different role in helping the body
work.
SKELETAL SYSTEM.The skeletal system provides the shape and form for our bodies in addition to supporting and
protecting our bodies, allowing bodily movement, producing blood cells, and storing minerals. This system consists
of bones, cartilage, and joints.
MUSCULAR SYSTEM.This system is made up of muscle tissue that helps move the body and move materials through
the body. Quite simply, muscles move you. Muscles are bundles of cells and fibers that work in a simple way: they
tighten up and relax.
CIRCULATORY SYSTEM. This system is made up of the heart, blood, blood vessels, and lymphatics. It is the body’s
delivery system, concerned with circulating blood to deliver oxygen and nutrients to every part of the body.
DIGESTIVE SYSTEM. The purpose of the digestive system is to turn the food you eat into something useful for the
body. When you eat, your body uses this system to digest food so your cells can use it to make energy. The organs
involved in this system include the mouth, stomach, and intestines.
URINARY SYSTEM. The purpose of the urinary system is to filter out excess fluid and other substances from your
bloodstream. The organs found in this system are the kidneys, ureters, urinary bladder, and urethra.
NERVOUS SYSTEM. The nervous system is the control center of the human body. It is made up of the brain, spinal
cord, and nerves. It receives and interprets stimuli and transmits impulses to organs.
REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM. The human reproductive system ensures that humans are able to reproduce and survive
as a species. It is made up of organs such as the uterus, penis, ovaries, and testes.
RESPIRATORY SYSTEM. The primary function of the respiratory system is to supply the blood with oxygen in order
for the blood to deliver oxygen to all parts of the body. The respiratory system does this through breathing. It consists
of the nose, larynx, trachea, diaphragm, bronchi, and lungs.

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Respiratory
system Urinary
System
Circulatory
system Digestive
System
Skeletal
System
Reproductive
System
NOW IT’S TOME TO TEST YOURSELF OF THE
THINGS YOU LEARNED ABOUT YOUR BODY.
ANSWER THE QUESTIONS HONESTLY.
YOU CAN DO IT!
1. It is the body system that protects the delicate organs of the body and gives the body its
shape.___________________________________________.
2. The _________________________________ of the body functions to distribute nutrients to all
parts of the body and collects waste from the body cells.
3. The male and female ______________________________are important because they allow
human beings to give birth to babies similar to them.
4. The food processing unit of the body is known as the ______________________________.
5. The exchange of gases as humans breathe in and out is carried out by the
______________________________.
6. The ovaries belong to what human body system?_______________________________
7. The kidney is the main organ of the___________________________________.
8. The system that enables us to move is called ______________________________________.
9. It is the system where the neuron is its central unit.
______________________________________.
10. Without this body system, all other systems could not function.
______________________________________.

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TEST POWER!
This challenge will test your thinking
power by choosing the correct answer.
Encircle the letter of the correct answer.
GOODLUCK!
1. It is a hollow muscular organ that pumps blood to the different parts of the body.
a.brain b. blood vessels c. urinary bladder d. heart
2. It is the master control of all bodily activities.
a.spinal cord b. neurons c. brain d. intestine
3. The bone that protects our brain is called _____________.
a.ribcage b. sternum c. skull d. clavicle
4. What reproductive organ produces ovaries and sperm respectively?
a. fallopian tube& testes b. ovaries & scrotum c. uterus & testes d. ovaries & testes
5. These are responsible for fighting microorganisms and infections that enter the body.
a.Red blood cells b. white blood cells c. platelets d. plasma
6. It is the major organ of the respiratory system.
a.Trachea b. bronchioles c. lungs d. larynx
7. What do you call the passageway of the blood found all over the body?
a.heart b. blood vessels c. arteries d. aorta
8. Which is the correct passage of urine as it exits the body?
a.kidney-bladder-urethra-ureter b. kidney-ureter-bladder-urethra
c. kidney-bladder-ureter-urethra d. kidney-urethra-bladder-ureter
9. Which is the correct passage of food in the digestive system?
a. mouth-esophagus-stomach-intestine-anus b. mouth-intestine-esophagus –stomach- anus
c. mouth-esophagus-intestine-stomach -anus d. mouth-anus-esophagus-intestine-stomach
10. It is also known as the birth canal.
a. cervix b. penis c. uterus d. vagina
11. 18. Which of the following is the true function of nervous system?

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Wow! You have almost completed your journey in
discovering the human body system. Now, it is time
to practice your thinking skills to master your
competencies some more! Get ready and label the
diagram with its correct parts.

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ORGAN ORGAN NAME
ORGAN
SYSTEM
FUNCTION
Let us go for one last activity! Complete the
table below with the correct name, organ
system where it belongs and its respective
functions! Take your time and have fun!
THE ULTIMATE CHALLENGE

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Congratulations! You
have made it to the
end. How did you find
your journey?
See? There is so much
more to learn about
your body! Therefore,
keep your interest to
discover more in your
Science lessons.
Meanwhile, let us try to
check if your answers in
the activities are
correct. TURN TO
THENEXT PAGE AND
FIND OUT!
FINISH LINE

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ACTIVITY CARDS 1-4:
ACTIVITY 1: Finding Out
1. The mouth, tongue, teeth.
2. The rotation is circular
3. The body does not turn with the head.
4. The ribs are shaped like a cage to
protect the lungs and other internal
organs well.
5. The nose and the ears are soft. They
are not bones but cartilage.
ACTIVITY 2:
CHECK YOURSELF
Arm ---VOLUNTARY
Heart –INVOLUNTARY
Feet ---VOLUNTARY
Intestines---VOLUNTARY
Mouth
ACTIVITY 3
1.NOSTRILS
2.MOUTH
3.TRACHEA
4.BRONCHI
5.LUNGS
6.DIAPHRAGM
ACTIVITY 4

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ACTIVITY CARDS 5-8:
ACTIVITY 5
SCORE--INTERPRETATION
25--Excellent
20-24--Very Satisfactory
16-19--Satisfactory
8-15—Fair
1-7 --Poor
ACTIVITY 6
ACTIVITY 7 ACTIVITY 8
MALE:
Penis
Testes
Scrotum
vas deferens
epididymis
FEMALE: ovary, uterus,
fallopian tube, vagina

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ASSESSMENT CARD 1-2
ASSESSMENT 1
1. skeletal system
2. circulatory system
3. reproductive system
4. digestive system
5. respiratory system
6. reproductive system
7. urinary system
8. muscular
9. nervous
10.nervous
ASSESSMENT 2
1. d
2. b
3. c
4. b
5. b
6. a
7. d
8. d
9. c
10.c

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ENRICHMENT CARD 1
BRAIN
LUNGS
LIVER
PANCREAS
LARGE
INTESTINE
SMALL
INTESTINE
OVARIES
PENIS,
SCROTUM
HEART
GAL BLADDER
STOMACH
GAL BLADDER
KIDNEY
BLADDER

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ORGAN ORGAN NAME ORGAN SYSTEM FUNCTION
BRAIN NERVOUS
Controls the
nervous
system
STOMACH DIGESTIVE
Breaks down
the food
BONE SKELETAL
Gives
structure and
support
LUNGS RESPIRATORY
Manage the
exchange of
gases
HEART CIRCULATORY Pumps blood
ENRICHMENT CARD 2

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BOOKS:
 Lozada, Buena A., Mendoza, Augusto T., Science for
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 Cruz, Juanita M.,et.al. Into the Future: Science and
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INTERNET:
 http://www.duboislc.net/science/BodySystems.html
 https://www.innerbody.com/
 http://www.kidinfo.com/health/human_body.html
 http://www.ducksters.com/science/biology/organs.p
hp
 http://www.kidsbiology.com/biology_basics/cells_tis
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PROPONENT’S PROFILE
Name: MARY ROVELYN F. CABRALES, T-1
Birthdate: FEBRUARY 12, 1991
School Graduated: MSU-ILIGAN INSTITUTE OF
TECHNOLOGY
Educational Attainment: BSED GENERAL SCIENCE
School Assignment: DATU AMPANAS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
PROPONENT’S PROFILE
Name: MARY SEAL F. CABRALES-PEJO, T-1
Birthdate: SEPTEMBER 7.1989
School Graduated: MSU-ILIGAN INSTITUTE OF
TECHNOLOGY
Educational Attainment:: BEED SCIENCE AND HEALTH
School Assignment: LUY-A ELEMENTARY SCHOOL