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1 Circulatory System Webquest My Name: Group Members: Fact #1 Facts Source: Fact #2 Source: Fact #3 Source: Fact #4 Source: Fact #5 Source:
2 Video Questions What is the largest muscle in the circulatory system? What is the size of the average adult human heart? About how much does it weigh? What six materials does the heart transport throughout the body over and over? The heart is made up of four chambers. In which chamber does blood enter the heart? In which chamber does blood exit the heart to the rest of the body? What is the job of valves? When your heart pumps blood through the pulmonary artery into the lungs, what material is moving in and what material is moving out? What is this process called? What is the process called in which newly-oxygenated blood travels through the rest of your body? Beginning with the right ventricle, use an arrow diagram to explain the path that blood travels throughout the circulatory system.
3 Vocabulary
4 Mini Diagram
5 Respiratory System Webquest My Name: Group Members: Fact #1 Facts Source: Fact #2 Source: Fact #3 Source: Fact #4 Source: Fact #5 Source:
6 Video Questions What is simple diffusion? What happens when the distance for diffusion is too far? Why does this happen? What is bulk flow? What parts of the respiratory system are a part of this movement? Where in the body does bulk flow occur? Where in the body does simple diffusion occur? What body part allows the flow of food and liquids to the stomach for digestion?ˆwhat body part, often referred to as the windpipe, allows for the flow of air to the lungs? Why does the trachea have rings? Beginning with the mouth and nasal cavity, use an arrow diagram to explain the path that oxygen travels throughout the respiratory system.
7 My Name: Digestive System Webquest Group Members: Fact #1 Facts Source: Fact #2 Source: Fact #3 Source: Fact #4 Source: Fact #5 Source:
8 Video Questions What is the secret to successful digestion? Why is surface area important when it comes to chewing food? What four materials is gastric juice made up of? What would happen if you got hydrochloric acid on your hand? What is the job of hydrochloric acid in the stomach? In feet, about how long is the human small intestine? What characteristics make the small intestine successful at digestion? What is the role of the liver and gall bladder? Beginning with the mouth and teeth, use an arrow diagram to explain the path that food travels throughout the digestive system.
9 My Name: Skeletal System Webquest Group Members: Fact #1 Facts Source: Fact #2 Source: Fact #3 Source: Fact #4 Source: Fact #5 Source:
10 Skeletal System video questions... Video Questions What six materials does the heart transport throughout the body over and over? The heart is made up of four chambers. In which chamber does blood enter the heart? In which chamber does blood exit the heart to the rest of the body? What is the job of valves? When your heart pumps blood through the pulmonary artery into the lungs, what material is moving in and what material is moving out? What is this process called? What is the process called in which newly-oxygenated blood travels through the rest of your body? Beginning with the right ventricle, use an arrow diagram to explain the path that blood travels throughout the circulatory system.
11 My Name: Muscular System Webquest Group Members: Fact #1 Facts Source: Fact #2 Source: Fact #3 Source: Fact #4 Source: Fact #5 Source:
12 Video Questions What is the largest muscle in the circulatory system? What is the size of the average adult human heart? About how much does it weigh? What six materials does the heart transport throughout the body over and over? The heart is made up of four chambers. In which chamber does blood enter the heart? In which chamber does blood exit the heart to the rest of the body? What is the job of valves? When your heart pumps blood through the pulmonary artery into the lungs, what material is moving in and what material is moving out? What is this process called? What is the process called in which newly-oxygenated blood travels through the rest of your body? Beginning with the right ventricle, use an arrow diagram to explain the path that blood travels throughout the circulatory system.
13 My Name: Nervous System Webquest Group Members: Fact #1 Facts Source: Fact #2 Source: Fact #3 Source: Fact #4 Source: Fact #5 Source:
14 Video Questions All thoughts, actions, and emotions can be boiled down to what three principal functions? What is the role of each function? What example does the video use to explain these functions? What two main parts make up the Nervous System? What body parts make up each system, and what does each system control? What is the overall job of glial cells? What are the names of the six different types of glial cells in your Central Nervous System and Peripheral Nervous System? What are three super cool things that neurons have in common? What are the jobs of the cell body, dendrites, and axons?
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